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Prof. Dr. Andreas R. Luft is a distinguished expert in neurology and neurorehabilitation, recognized for his significant contributions to stroke recovery. He is known for his innovative and personalized therapy programs, integrating advanced technology and empathetic care. His research focuses on neuroplasticity following experimental stroke, aiming to enhance the understanding and treatment of stroke recovery. Awards In 2010, he received the Susanne Klein Vogelbach Prize for Rehabilitation Research. In 2006, he was awarded the Alois Kornmüller Prize by the German Society for Clinical Neurophysiology. In 2005, he received both the Commerzbank Foundation Science Prize and the Attempto Prize from the University of Tübingen. Membership Swiss Neurological Society Swiss Stroke Society Swiss Society for Neurorehabilitation Swiss Society for Neurosciences European Stroke Organization World Stroke Organization Education Studied Human Medicine at Tübingen University, Germany (1991-1998) Received his doctorate from the University of Tübingen in 1998 Worked in neurointensive care medicine at a renowned university in Baltimore, USA (1999-2001) Underwent specialist training in neurology at the University Hospital of Tübingen (2001-2005)

Dr. Kai Lutz is a Swiss psychologist and scientific director of the cereneo rehabilitation center. Develops treatment programs for patients with stroke and head injury. Dr. Lutz has been researching the human brain. The author of scientific publications on the human motor sy. Work experience 1991–1997 — Heinrich Heine University Düsseldorf (HHU) — Degree in Psychology 1994–1995 — The University of Oklahoma Health Sciences Center — Degree in Psychology 1997–1998 — The Institute of Medicine at Jülich Research Centre — Doctorate 1998–2002 — The Institute of General Psychology at Magdeburg University — Doctorate 2002–2013 — The Chair of Neuropsychology at Zurich University — Senior Researcher and Associate Professor.

Neurologist Specialist in rehabilitation