Special issue in PORTABLE NEUROPHYSIOLOGIC ASSESSMENT IN APPLIED SETTINGS
In this special issue, we invite papers related to PORTABLE NEUROPHYSIOLOGIC ASSESSMENT IN APPLIED SETTINGS. We seek papers that explore the use of portable neurophysiological technologies—such as EEG, EMG, fNIRS, and other wearable monitoring systems—for assessing motor control, cognitive-motor interactions, and neuromuscular function in real-world environments. Submissions may focus on validation studies, methodological advancements, and applied research in sports performance, rehabilitation, clinical populations, and everyday activities. We encourage contributions that highlight the challenges and opportunities of using portable neurophysiological tools for real-time monitoring, individualized interventions, and data integration with other biomechanical and physiological measures. This special issue will be edited by Prof. Sam Zeff - Co-Director Movement Science Lab, Department of Kinesiology, California State University - USA, who is delighted to extend this invitation to you. Your contribution would be a valuable addition to this special issue.
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