Physical Activity and Human Performance
For detailed information on a scientific research laboratory in the research area of physical activity and human performance - click the specific laboratory titel or associated picture.
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Analysis of Movement Laboratory |
Aim: - To study and develop 3D quantitative motion analysis in biomechanics - To perform detailed analysis of musculoskeletal function |
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Main Research Areas: - Evaluation of the efficiency of prosthetic systems - Evaluation of the outcome of rehabilitation programs - Clinical gait analysis for diagnosis decision-making and evaluation of treatments
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Head of Laboratory: - Michael Voigt/Mark de Zee
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Ergonomics and Work-related Disorders Laboratory |
Aim: - To the design and test systems and equipment aimed at prevention musculoskeletal disorders |
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Main Research Areas: - Test of equipment/devices/work techniques - Development of feedback systems for the prevention of work-related musculoskeletal disorders - Evaluation of human performance in occupational settings
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Head of Laboratory: - Pascal Madelaine
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Motor Behavior and Performance Laboratory |
Aim: - To add to the knowledge on motor behaviour and motor control - To test and develop sports equipment and training interventions |
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Main Research Areas: - Human rhythmic motor behaviour and control - Strength training and sports performance - The effects of sports equipment on human performance
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Head of Laboratory: - Ernst Albin Hansen
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Movement Dynamics and Sport Technology Lab. |
Aim: - To study the factors involved in acute and overuse injuries - To study the optimization of human movements |
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Main Research Areas: - Ankle and knee injuries in sport - Dynamic foot function and clinical implications - mechanical assessment of sports technique and optimization of training strategies
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Head of Laboratory: - Uwe Kersting
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Musculoskeletal Modeling Laboratory |
Aim: - To develop, validate and apply musculoskeletal models to basic research and clinical problems |
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Main Research Areas: - Development, validation and improving of generic models and of methods for making subject-specific models - Applications of models in combinations with experimental investigations
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Head of Laboratory: - Mark de Zee
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Sports Science Laboratory (Gigantium) |
Aim: - To strengthen biomechanical research in close cooperation with athletes and equipment manufacturers |
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Main Research Areas: - Monitoring of training and performance of athletes - Testing of materials and equipment in regards to preventing injuries and enhancing performance
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Head of Laboratory: - Uwe Kersting
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