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Alexander S. Aruin
Alexander S. Aruin

Alexander S. Aruin
Professor
Department of Physical Therapy
University of Illinois
USA
Read Interview session with Alexander S. Aruin

 
Biography

Alexander S. Aruin received his Ph.D. in Medical Cybernetics from the Moscow Institute of Artificial Organs and Transplantation in 1978 and a D.Sc. (Ph.D.) in Biomechanics from the Latvian Institute of Traumatic Injuries and Orthopedics in 1990. He is currently a Professor of Physical Therapy, Bioengineering and the Director of the Knecht Movement Science Laboratory at the University of Illinois at Chicago, a Professor of Physical Medicine & Rehabilitation at Rush University, Chicago and a Senior Clinical Researcher at Marianjoy Rehabilitation Hospital in Wheaton, Illinois. He has co-authored more than 110 referred papers and two monographs in the fields of biomechanics, kinesiology, motor control and neuromuscular disorders. Dr. Aruin develops new technologies for training healthy people and for providing physical therapy and rehabilitation to injured and disabled individuals. He is a recipient of a number of federally supported grants and is a member of the American Society for Biomechanics, Society for Neuroscience, and International Society of Motor Control.

 
Research Interest

Dr. Aruin’s primary research interests have been focused on motor disorders and rehabilitation, biomechanics and motor control

Interview
1. How many years have you been practicing and/or performing research? 
30+

2. What is the research topic you are working on now? 
Motor disorders and rehabilitation, biomechanics, and motor control

3. What makes an article top quality?
Good idea(s), testable hypotheses, good research design, interesting discussion

4. What are the qualities you look for in an article? 
Novelty. Research design that allows answering the study question(s). Discussion that is based on facts.

5. Do you have any research funding (NIH or other national funding) now? 
Yes. NIH, National Multiple Sclerosis Society, NIDRR.

6. When did you become an editor of OMICS Journal? 
At the launch of the journal

7. What is your greatest career accomplishment?
Success of my many graduate students and postdocs

8. How does the research published percolate through to practitioners?
Very much

9. What is the purpose of serving as an editor?
Giving back to the research community

10. Do you have any patents?
Yes, more than four dozens.

11. Have you contributed any editorials or papers (any types) to OMICS Journals in the past two years?
Yes.

12. Do you plan to contribute any editorials or papers to OMICS Journals in the near future?
Yes

13. Do you have any trouble with OMICS Journals in the past?
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