Andrea Turolla

Senior Assistant Professor at the Alma Mater Studiorum University of Bologna since 2022. The core of his research in Rehabilitation Sciences are focused on neurophysiology and control of the motor system, the effect of physiotherapy in musculoskeletal disorders and the use of innovative technologies (e.g., virtual reality, robotics), for the best clinical translation of effective rehabilitation modalities.

He was recipient as Principal Investigator of several grants from the Italian Ministry of Health and the European Commission (FP7, H2020). He’s author of more than  100 original research papers.

From 2005 to 2021 he worked at the San Camillo Hospital IRCCS (Venice, Italy), as head of the "Laboratory of Rehabilitation Technologies", the research line on "Neuroplasticity and Functional Recovery" and the clinical "Service of Neuromotor Rehabilitation".