Nora Fritz
Division
Neuroimaging and Neurorehabilitation Laboratory (NNL)
Research Interests
Our lab examines the influence of cognition on mobility and explores exercise interventions to improve function in individuals with neurologic conditions. We are particularly interested in linking clinically observable function to structural imaging and predicting the outcomes of exercise interventions using neuroimaging.
Disease/Disorder
Neurodegenerative diseases including Multiple Sclerosis and Huntington's disease.
Species
Human
Methods
MRI, fNIRS, quantitative strength and sensory testing, neuropsychological testing, wearable sensors, Ecological Momentary Assessment.
Key Collaborators
Anna Kratz (University of Michigan), Kathy Zackowski (Johns Hopkins University); Anne Kloos and Deb Kegelmeyer (The Ohio State University); Lori Quinn (Teacher's College, Columbia University).
Publications
Courses taught by Nora Fritz
Fall Term 2025 (future)
Winter Term 2025
Fall Term 2024
- PT5400 - Neurosciences for Health Care Professionals
- PT7740 - Research IV: Research Practicum
- PYC7150 - Fundamentals of Neuropsychiatric Disorders
Winter Term 2024
Fall Term 2023
- PT5400 - Neurosciences for Health Care Professionals
- PT7740 - Research IV: Research Practicum
- PYC7150 - Fundamentals of Neuropsychiatric Disorders