She directs the Motor Recovery Research Laboratory, whose mission is to develop innovative strategies to restore hand function after stroke and other neuromuscular disorders. Dr. Raghavan and her multidisciplinary team of physicians, therapists, engineers, and students investigate how brain injury affects motor skills and how sensorimotor integration can be used to enhance motor learning and control. She uses 3-dimensional measurements of arm and finger movements, fingertip forces, and muscle activity during natural movements to understand skill learning. Her goal is to improve access to rehabilitation and reduce disparity in stroke outcomes through home-based and community-based rehabilitation programs. In addition, she provides clinical services at the Hospital for Joint Diseases.