The Neuromodulation & Recovery Lab is focused on the development of neuromodulatory strategies to promote functional recovery and mobility after neuromuscular disorders and injuries, including stroke and spinal cord injury. The lab employs a wide variety of approaches and techniques to their research, which includes epidural and transcutaneous spinal stimulation, transcranial magnetic stimulation, peripheral nerve stimulation, as well as electromyography, kinematic analysis, posturography, and neuroimaging.

Within the Center for Neuroregeneration, the Neuromodulation & Recovery Lab is collaborating on studies using preclinical models, which focuses on regrowth and reorganization of injured neural circuits. The lab also pursues research with the Magnetic Resonance Imaging Core within HMRI. In addition, the lab forms strong collaborations with research teams from the University of California Los Angeles, the Mayo Clinic, the Toronto Rehabilitation Institute, and the University of Alberta.