Andreas R. Luft
- Specialization: Neurologist
- 35 years of experience
- Speaks:English
- Workplace: Switzerland, Vitznau, cereneo
- Recipient of the Susanne Klein Vogelbach Prize for Rehabilitation Research
Dr. Andreas R. Luft is a neurologist and neurorehabilitation expert at cereneo in Switzerland. He specializes in stroke recovery and neuroplasticity research. Dr. Luft is the recipient of the Susanne Klein Vogelbach Prize for Rehabilitation Research. He integrates robotic systems and sensor technology into personalized therapy programs.
- Awarded the Alois Kornmüller Prize by the German Society for Clinical Neurophysiology.
- Completed fellowships in neurointensive care at a top university in Baltimore.
- Member of the European Stroke Organization and World Stroke Organization.
- Treats patients at cereneo, a Swiss center for specialized brain injury rehabilitation.
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Qualifications
Prof. Dr. Andreas R. Luft is a neurologist at cereneo specializing in neurorehabilitation and stroke recovery. He is a recipient of the Susanne Klein Vogelbach Prize for his research in rehabilitation. Dr. Luft designs therapy programs that integrate neuroplasticity technology for patients following a stroke. These programs help patients regain motor functions by retraining the brain to form new neural connections.
Specialization and Research
Prof. Dr. Luft focuses on neuroplasticity following experimental stroke events. This research helps him create treatments to improve recovery outcomes. He treats various conditions within neurology and provides rehabilitation services. He uses empathetic care to support long-term therapy goals for his patients.
Medical Work Experience
- 1999–2001 – Specialist in neurointensive care medicine at a university hospital in Baltimore, USA
- Current – Neurologist and rehabilitation expert at cereneo, Switzerland
Education and Training
- 1991–1998 – Human Medicine studies at Tübingen University, Germany
- 1998 – Doctorate from the University of Tübingen
- 2001–2005 – Specialist training in neurology at the University Hospital of Tübingen
Awards and Recognition
- 2010 – Susanne Klein Vogelbach Prize for Rehabilitation Research
- 2006 – Alois Kornmüller Prize from the German Society for Clinical Neurophysiology
- 2005 – Commerzbank Foundation Science Prize
- 2005 – Attempto Prize from the University of Tübingen
Professional Memberships
- Swiss Neurological Society
- Swiss Stroke Society
- Swiss Society for Neurorehabilitation
- Swiss Society for Neurosciences
- European Stroke Organization
- World Stroke Organization
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