Translational Movement Science Lab
The Translational Movement Science Lab (TRAMS Lab) advances rehabilitation by translating clinical observations into research-driven solutions that return to clinical practice. Through biomechanics, wearable technologies, and patient-centered collaboration, we identify modifiable contributors to real-world mobility and develop innovative, clinically-feasible interventions to enhance movement quality for people with chronic musculoskeletal conditions.
- APDM Opal V2 wearable sensors with Moveo Explorer software
- Tobii Pro Glasses 3
- PAL Technologies activPAL4 accelerometers
- QStarz BL-1000ST GPS Data Recorders
Funded Proposals
Assessing ambulatory and non-ambulatory community mobility in people with lower limb amputation.
Funding: NIH NCATS K12TR004364. Principal Investigator: Kline
The role of visual attention and environmental complexity in real-world mobility for people with lower limb amputation.
Funding: Virginia Commonwealth University Quest Fund. Principal Investigator: Kline
Individuals interested in learning about the Translational Movement Science Lab (TRAMS Lab) can contact us by email: phtytrams@vcu.edu or by phone: (804) 828-4483.
Director
Assistant Professor
klinep@vcu.edu
Collaborators
- Pete Pidcoe, PT, PhD
- Benjamin Darter, PT, PhD
- John Hermansen, MD
Current Students
- Emily Parsowith, MS, PhD Student in VCU REMS Program
- Will Burton, VCU DPT Student
- Bailey Andress, VCU DPT Student
- Ally Clark, VCU DPT Student