Group photo at #ASNR2026. From left to right: Carolee Winstein, Lara Boyd, Teresa Jacobson Kimberley, Steven Wolf, Michael Borich, Jackie Palmer, and Crystal Gettman.

To us, ASNR Annual Meetings are more than just another conference. They allow us to bring together & continue to build our community of remarkable people dedicated to improving science & clinical care in #neurorehabilitation.

At #ASNR2026, we saw 5 generations of mentors and mentees come together!

RoSenCo Lab sensorimotor testing setup.

Great time at #ASNR2026 — an outstanding community — and rewarding to return to the RoSenCo Lab to see our newly completed sensorimotor testing setup in place!

Our Institute was well-represented at #ASNR2026 last week! Dr. Rachana Gangwani chaired a symposium on cognitive contributions to Motor Performance & presented a poster w/ Dr. Laurel Buxbaum examining the neural substrates of arm non-use in individuals after stroke.

The ASNR logo appears at the top. Below, the text reads, "Congratulations to our new board of directors members!". Below, there are head shot photos of James Finley, PhD, and Lara Boyd, PT, PhD.

With the conclusion of our 2026 Annual Meeting, we are excited to welcome Dr. @jamesmfinley.bsky.social & Dr. @lboyd47.bsky.social to their new roles as members of our Board of Directors! Congratulations to both, & we look forward to working with them to continue to advance ASNR's mission. #ASNR2026

Drs. Carolee Winstein, Steve Wolf, and Rick Segal

Drs. Rachel Hawe, James Finley, and Kristan Leech

Dr. Steve Zeiler asking a question at the microphone during Q&A

Dr. Christina Hospodar presenting her poster at #ASNR2026

We returned from a wonderful ASNR Annual Meeting in Long Beach feeling inspired and excited about all of the outstanding work being done in #neurorehabilitation by our members and attendees!

Thank you again to our #ASNR2026 Sponsors and Exhibitors for supporting us!

Dr. Heidi Schambra at #ASNR2026

Dr. Alkis Hadjiosif and Sarah Sandusky at #ASNR2026

As we wrap up #ASNR2026, we want to thank everyone for joining us in Long Beach for this year's Annual Meeting! Congratulations to Dr. @alkismh.bsky.social, the winner of the drawing from our Exhibitor/Sponsor Tour!

#ASNR2026 attendees engaging in the Q&A session

#ASNR2026 attendees engaging in the Q&A session

Engaging discussion at our #ASNR2026 Symposium Q&A session! Thank you to all of the audience members who stepped up to the microphone and to our speakers for their thoughtful responses!

Dr. Lee Dibble presenting at #ASNR2026

Dr. Lee Dibble presenting at #ASNR2026

In our last presentation at #ASNR2026, Dr. Lee Dibble shared lessons learned and the clinical implications of the findings of the CYCLE 2 Trial, which found that a high-intensity aerobic cycling intervention slowed progression of motor symptoms in people with Parkinson's disease.

Dr. Cielita Lopez-Lennon presenting at #ASNR2026

High-intensity aerobic cycling can slow Parkinson's disease (PD) progression. Dr. Cielita Lopez-Lennon shared the results of the CYCLE 2 Trial! PD symptom progression in the treatment group was significantly less over 12 mos. Cadence, power, & time are key factors in exercise prescription. #ASNR2026

Dr. Anson Brennan Rosenfeldt presenting at #ASNR2026

Dr. Anson Brennan Rosenfeldt presenting at #ASNR2026

Dr. Anson Brennan Rosenfeldt presenting at #ASNR2026

Dr. Anson Brennan Rosenfeldt presenting at #ASNR2026

Dr. Anson Rosenfeldt covered the development the CYCLE 2 Trial, a large-scale randomized clinical trial of a long-term, home-based, high-intensity aerobic intervention using stationary cycling for people w/ Parkinson's disease. She shared the rationale, enrollment, & design of the trial. #ASNR2026

Dr. Lee Dibble presenting at #ASNR2026

Dr. Lee Dibble presenting at #ASNR2026

We're thrilled to be starting our final Symposium of #ASNR2026! Dr. Lee Dibble is starting off with details about the benefits of aerobic exercise for people with Parkinson's disease (PD) and critical factors to consider when designing home-based exercise clinical trials in PD.

Speakers at #ASNR2026

Audience Q&A at #ASNR2026

Audience Q&A at #ASNR2026

Presenters at #ASNR2026

Thank you to the speakers in our #ASNR2026 Symposium on the impact of balance discordance on clinical outcomes in neurological populations, and the use of open science frameworks. There were great questions and comments from the audience during the Q&A session!

Dr. Jason Longhurst presenting at #ASNR2026

Dr. Jason Longhurst presenting at #ASNR2026

Dr. Jason Longhurst presenting at #ASNR2026

What are the implications for people who have balance discordance? Dr. Jason Longhurst provided valuable insights on who we should target with interventions, what goal we should aim for when trying to change balance discordance, and what interventions could look like in rehabilitation. #ASNR2026

Dr. Jason Longhurst presenting at #ASNR2026

Dr. Jason Longhurst introduced our #ASNR2026 Symposium 6 with a quick overview of the three presentations that will be shared on balance discordance, as well as some background on open science principles.

Desmond Asante and Dr. Heidi Schambra

Please join us in congratulating Desmond Asante on his receipt of one of this year’s ASNR Diversity Travel Fellowship! This competitive award was presented at our #ASNR2026 award ceremony.

Dr. Layla Abdullatif and Dr. Heidi Schambra

Congratulations to ASNR Diversity Travel Fellow Dr. Layla Abdullatif! We were pleased to recognize her receipt of this competitive award at yesterday’s #ASNR2026 award ceremony.

Presenters at #ASNR2026

Presenters at #ASNR2026

Presenters at #ASNR2026

Presenters at #ASNR2026

Thanks to our session facilitators & the ASNR Education Committee for an outstanding #ASNR2026 Professional Development Session! It was helpful to discuss the logistics & how to manage potential problems you may encounter when adding molecular blood biomarkers to your research.

#ASNR2026 attendees engaging in the session

#ASNR2026 attendees engaging in the session

#ASNR2026 attendees engaging in the session

#ASNR2026 attendees engaging in the session

We're enjoying the hands-on, highly engaging discussions in this morning's #ASNR2026 Professional Development session! Facilitators covered key aspects of specimen processing, working collaboratively on sample analysis for your study, and important considerations for genetic data analysis.

Presenter at #ASNR2026

#ASNR2026 attendees engaging in discussion

#ASNR2026 attendees engaging in discussion

#ASNR2026 attendees engaging in discussion

#ASNR2026 attendees have split into smaller break-out groups to talk through different aspects of how to use molecular blood biomarkers in research to give everyone insights on the processes and logistics involved.

Dr. Robynne Braun presenting at #ASNR2026

Dr. Robynne Braun presenting at #ASNR2026

As our morning #ASNR2026 Professional Development Session on molecular blood biomarkers to begin, Dr. Robynne Braun shared the benefits of molecular blood biomarkers and how they could be used in neurorehabilitation research. This was the perfect introduction to the first interactive activity.

Dr. Jinsook Roh presenting at #ASNR2026

Welcome to Day 3 of #ASNR2026! Dr. Jinsook Roh introduced Professional Development Session B, which will focus on building capacity and infrastructure to incorporate molecular blood biomarkers in precision neurorehabilitation.

Dr. Steven Cramer at #ASNR2026

We'd like to extend a heartfelt thank you to our #ASNR2026 Gold Sponsor California Rehabilitation Institute! We appreciate their support & their dedication to providing highly specialized care, advanced treatment, & leading-edge technologies to help people rebuild their life after injury or illness.

#ASNR2026 poster session

#ASNR2026 poster session

#ASNR2026 poster session

#ASNR2026 poster session

Today's #ASNR2026 poster reception wrapped up earlier this evening, and it was an outstanding event!

Poster reception at #ASNR2026

Poster reception at #ASNR2026

Poster reception at #ASNR2026

Poster reception at #ASNR2026

Fantastic conversations and connections are happening at the #ASNR2026 poster reception!

#ASNR2026 poster reception

#ASNR2026 poster reception

#ASNR2026 poster reception

#ASNR2026 poster reception

Join us for our final poster reception at #ASNR2026! Presenters are available at even numbered posters to answer questions and discuss their research.

#ASNR2026 poster session

#ASNR2026 poster session

#ASNR2026 poster session

#ASNR2026 poster session

Our second #ASNR2026 poster reception is going on now!

Presenters on stage at #ASNR2026

Presenters on stage at #ASNR2026

Q&A Session at #ASNR2026

Q&A Session at #ASNR2026

Outstanding questions and points raised by #ASNR2026 attendees during the Q&A portion of our symposium on ischemic conditioning as a primer for neurorehabilitation! Thank you to our speakers and attendees!

In their studies, tele-IC was safe, feasible, and scalable with guided remote delivery, but additional research needs to be done to further understand and optimize this intervention. #ASNR2026

Dr. Sangeetha Madhavan presenting at #ASNR2026.

Dr. Sangeetha Madhavan presenting at #ASNR2026.

Dr. Sangeetha Madhavan presenting at #ASNR2026.

Motor recovery requires a lot of high-intensity therapy, but this often isn't practical in our current medical system. Dr. Sangeetha Madhavan and her colleagues aim to adapt ischemic conditioning interventions to be delivered to patients in their homes (tele-ischemic conditioning). #ASNR2026

#ASNR2026 slide on physical activity and aging.

#ASNR2026 slide on ischemic conditioning in older adults and amputee populations

#ASNR2026 thank you slide

In our next #ASNR2026 talk, Dr. Lindsay Hannigan joined us remotely to discuss her work on ischemic conditioning for older adults & amputees. This passive, non-invasive approach has produced positive effects, it may allow patients to engage in more daily activity, & patient satisfaction was high.