Jullyanne Silva | Geriatrics | Best Researcher Award

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Mrs. Jullyanne Silva | Geriatrics | Best Researcher Award

Mrs. Jullyanne Silva | Geriatrics | physiotherapist at Universidade Lúsofona | Portugal

Mrs. Jullyanne Silva is a highly accomplished researcher specializing in physiotherapy, physical education, and geriatric mobility, with a strong focus on fall prevention and gait biomechanics in older adults. She earned her Ph.D. in physiotherapy from a reputed institution and has developed a robust professional experience in both academic and clinical settings. Mrs. Silva has actively led multiple international research projects investigating the biomechanical parameters of gait, proprioceptive and strength-based interventions, and rehabilitation strategies to improve mobility and reduce fall risk in elderly populations. Her research interests encompass gait analysis, fall prevention, rehabilitation exercises, and aquatic physiotherapy for special education needs. She possesses a comprehensive set of research skills, including experimental design, data collection and analysis, systematic reviews, clinical trial coordination, and application of advanced gait assessment technologies. Mrs. Silva has contributed extensively to scientific literature, with a focus on translating evidence-based findings into practical interventions that enhance the quality of life of older adults. Her key publications have been cited in multiple high-impact journals, reflecting her growing influence in her field. She is also an active participant in professional organizations, contributing to leadership and community initiatives, promoting interdisciplinary collaboration, and mentoring emerging researchers. Mrs. Silva has been recognized for her contributions through awards and honors that underscore her scientific rigor and impact in physiotherapy and geriatric care. Her dedication to advancing knowledge in gait biomechanics and mobility has established her as a notable figure in her field, with future research potential aimed at integrating innovative technologies such as wearable sensors and AI-based mobility assessment tools. Overall, Mrs. Silva exemplifies excellence in research, clinical practice, and professional service, making her a highly deserving candidate for recognition in any award dedicated to outstanding contributions in physiotherapy and aging research.

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Featured Publications:

  1. Silva, J., Atalaia, T., Abrantes, J., & Aleixo, P. (2024). Gait biomechanical parameters related to falls in the elderly: A systematic review. Biomechanics, 4(1), 165-218. 9 citations

  2. Monteiro, A. J., Constantino, B., Carvalho, M., Silva, J., Pedro, R., Martins, R., et al. (2023). Cultural and linguistic adaptation of the fall risk questionnaire—Portuguese version. International Journal of Environmental Research and Public Health, 20(2), 1598. 7 citations

  3. Silva, J., Atalaia, T., Martins, R., Abrantes, J., & Aleixo, P. (2022). Centre of pressure kinematics during the Timed Up and Go test in elderly fallers and non-fallers. Gait & Posture, 97, S315-S316. 2 citations

  4. Silva, J., Atalaia, T., Martins, R., Abrantes, J., & Aleixo, P. (2025). Gait characteristics over the six-minute walk test in older women of a specific Portuguese community: A cross-sectional study. Current Aging Science, 18(1), 59-72. 1 citation