I’m deeply thankful to my mentors on this proposal, Nora Fritz, Ana Daugherty, and Irving Vega, for their invaluable support and guidance, as well as to the many collaborators and colleagues whose input and encouragement were instrumental in shaping this proposal.

This project aims to reshape how aging is understood and managed in MS. Focusing on the intersection of MS and aging, we hope to enhance patient care, drive the development of earlier and effective treatments, ultimately improve quality of life, helping individuals with MS stay independent longer.

Thrilled and grateful to share that my proposal has been awarded funding through the DoD CDMRP Multiple Sclerosis Research Program (MSRP) Early Investigator Research Award.

Ever wondered how affective measures in MS relate to reactive balance? And whether a history of falls changes this relationship? ⁉️ Find out more below!

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Great week at ISPGR! Massive thank you to the board and hosts for putting a great program together. Engaging and thought-provoking oral and poster presentations, reconnecting with colleagues and friends, and fostering new relationships! Already counting down to Kyoto 2027! 🇯🇵

See you in Japan! #ISPGR2027

We had a great session with lively discussion today at @ispgr.bsky.social. Thanks to all who attended! @tobyellmers.bsky.social @danpeterson8.bsky.social @jklonghurst.bsky.social

Backwards is the way forward! My poster at @ispgr.bsky.social describes distinct neurobiological correlates of backward versus forward walking in multiple sclerosis. Advancing our ability to identity neural targets for task-specific rehab approaches! Stepping back to move forward! #ISPGR2025

At #ISPGR2025 we just piloted something new. Guided poster tours. Really enjoyed guiding my poster tourists along pitoresque perturbation posters. Thanks all involved for the deep discussion. Is this the productive power of many-to-many interactions we hope to promote? #poorselfies