Jenny Kent

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University of Nevada

United States

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Dr. Jenny Kent is an Assistant Professor at the University of Nevada Las Vegas, USA. Her research focuses on biomechanics, rehabilitation, and sensory feedback mechanisms, particularly in the context of prosthetics and gait recovery. Recent articles include investigations on gait recovery from mechanical perturbations, the effects of footwear on gait kinematics in amputees, and the biomechanical evaluation of user-specific prosthetic designs.

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2025

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2021

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Matthew J. Major

Northwestern University

UNITED STATES

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Nick Stergiou

University of Nebraska - Lincoln

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Articles (7)

Pacing to pink noise enhances gait recovery from a mechanical perturbation

Socket-residuum coupling integrity affects perception of external stimuli: Effects of altering the transtibial interface using vacuum-assisted suspension

Effects of footwear on the gait kinematics of women with unilateral transtibial amputation: an observational case series

Biomechanically-Consistent Skin Stretch as an Intuitive Mechanism for Sensory Feedback: A Preliminary Investigation in the Lower Limb

Biomechanical evaluation over level ground walking of user-specific prosthetic feet designed using the lower leg trajectory error framework.

Subthreshold Vibration Influences Standing Balance but Has Unclear Impact on Somatosensation in Persons With Transtibial Amputations.

Knee Swing Phase Flexion Resistance Affects Several Key Features of Leg Swing Important to Safe Transfemoral Prosthetic Gait

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Matthew J. Major

Nick Stergiou

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