Huaqing Liang

Huaqing Liang is an Assistant Professor at the School of Physical Therapy, Marshall University, specializing in biomechanics and rehabilitation research. Their work focuses on gait analysis, postural adjustments, and motor control across diverse populations including children, older adults, and individuals with motor disabilities.

Their research integrates kinematic, kinetic, and electromyographic assessments to evaluate locomotion mechanics and rehabilitation efficacy. Recent studies highlight the role of auditory cues, perturbation predictability, and whole-body vibration in enhancing balance and movement strategies.

Key trends in publications reveal a focus on anticipatory postural adjustments, locomotor adaptations during stair negotiation, and interventions for neurological conditions like cerebral palsy and Down syndrome. Findings emphasize age-related motor learning and environmental influences on stability.