Dr Shin-Yi (Chloe) Chiou is an Associate Professor in Rehabilitation and Motor Control at the University of Birmingham, UK. Trained as a physiotherapist, her research focuses on understanding the neural control of trunk muscles and developing innovative rehabilitation interventions to improve function, health, and quality of life for people with neurological conditions, particularly spinal cord injury (SCI). Her work combines neurophysiology, rehabilitation science, wearable sensors, and digital health technologies to investigate the mechanisms underlying trunk motor control and recovery after SCI. Drawing on this mechanistic understanding, she develops and evaluates technology-supported exercise interventions that can be delivered in clinical, home, and community settings to increase access to rehabilitation and support long-term self-management and prevent development of chronic conditions after SCI. Dr Chiou leads a multidisciplinary research programme spanning laboratory-based studies of neuromuscular control and clinical trials. She has pioneered community- and home-based arm-crank exercise programmes for people with SCI and has made significant contributions to research on trunk motor control and rehabilitation. Her research is supported by national funding bodies and charitable organisations and aims to bridge the gap between scientific discovery and real-world rehabilitation practice. Through her research and teaching, Dr Chiou is committed to advancing accessible, evidence-based rehabilitation that enables people with neurological disabilities to live healthier and more independent lives.