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  3. Multi-session gait training study of stroke patient with TPAD - published in Journal of Neurological Physical Therapy

Multi-session gait training study of stroke patient with TPAD - published in Journal of Neurological Physical Therapy

June 16, 2020
Multi-session gait training study of stroke patient with TPAD

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March 13, 2026

Rehabilitation Robotics Presentation at NXT Conclave 2026

December 02, 2025

2025 Archimedes Dinner Recognizes New Endowed Professors and Donors

December 21, 2024

ROAR Lab: 2024 - Year in Perspective

October 27, 2024

Prof. Agrawal honored with a Distinguished Alumni Award from his Almamater Indian Institute of Technology, Kanpur, India.

June 28, 2024

Dr. Agrawal invited to present an ASME IDETC Mechanisms and Robotics (MR) Keynote Talk in Washington, DC, Aug 25-28, 2024

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