BIO
Lucas Van Horn obtained his master's degree from West Chester University in Exercise Science, specializing in Exercise Physiology. Additionally, he holds a Certificate in Concussion/Mild Traumatic Brain Injury. His research is centered on neurophysiology and neurotraumatic injuries, examining the progression from brain injury to recovery and the associated physical and cognitive changes. He has investigated postural stability and gait coordination in various neurological subgroups through force plate and EMG data, as well as utilizing EEGs and cognitive assessments to measure potential shifts in executive functioning.
Bio
Lucas Van Horn obtained his master's degree from West Chester University in Exercise Science, specializing in Exercise Physiology. Additionally, he holds a Certificate in Concussion/Mild Traumatic Brain Injury. His research is centered on neurophysiology and neurotraumatic injuries, examining the progression from brain injury to recovery and the associated physical and cognitive changes. He has investigated postural stability and gait coordination in various neurological subgroups through force plate and EMG data, as well as utilizing EEGs and cognitive assessments to measure potential shifts in executive functioning.