New York Institute of Technology

The Motor Continuum: A Retrospective Study Exploring the Impact of Gross Motor Proficiency as a Foundation for Fine Motor Control.

Date presented: April 24, 2026 Primary Author and Speaker: Mary Squillace, maryot9263@gmail.com

The Role of Virtual Reality Exergaming in Improving Exercise Exertion and Participation in Adolescents with Autism Spectrum Disorder

Date presented: April 24, 2026 Primary Author and Speaker: Alexander Lopez, alopez@nyit.edu

Classification of leading-edge-erosion severity via machine learning surrogate models

Leading-edge erosion is a common form of wind turbine blade deterioration that reduces aerodynamic performance, increases maintenance demands, and shortens turbine service life. Machine-learning-based structural health monitoring systems offer a promising route for detecting eros...

A finite element–Komarova framework for CT-based cranial bone remodeling simulation

Bone remodeling is a dynamic biological process in which bone resorption and formation are regulated by mechanical stimuli. Computational modeling of this process requires coupling structural mechanics with biologically driven adaptation laws. This study presents a closed-loop co...

Abnormal Fixational Eye Movements in Ophthalmic Disease: Implications for Visual Function and Clinical Assessment

Ophthalmic disorders cause pathological abnormalities in fixational movements. Across disorders, recent studies demonstrate that fixation can be disrupted, often with reported changes in stability and other oculomotor dynamics as the conditions progress. Some of these changes are...

Deep Learning Applied to 12-Lead ECGs for Detection of Structural, Metabolic and Systemic Disease

The 12-lead electrocardiogram (ECG) is inexpensive, noninvasive, and widely available, but conventional interpretation may not capture subtle signals related to cardiac structure, systemic physiology, and future risk. This review examines the use of deep learning–enabled ECG anal...

How trust shapes followership: a qualitative study of relational responses to leadership

Purpose This study aims to examine how trust in leaders shapes enacted followership. Specifically, it explores how cognition-based and affect-based trust influence the ways followers relate and respond to leaders in workplace relationships. Design/methodology/approach Drawing on...

Peripheral Nerve Entrapment Mimics of Overuse Syndromes

Repetitive use injuries are commonly seen by musculoskeletal providers, usually in the form of tendinopathies. However, focal peripheral nerve entrapment can mimic or coexist with tendon pathology, particularly when weakness, sensory symptoms, or imaging findings are subtle or no...