International Guest at the Department of Movement Science
On June 17, we had the pleasure of welcoming Assoc. Prof. Dr. Veysel Alcan from Tarsus University. During an engaging exchange on research and projects, we identified exciting thematic overlaps — a promising starting point for future collaborations!
#Research #InternationalCollaboration #AcademicExchange #MovementScience #EHR-LAB

The Brain in Action: How Perception, Movement, and Environment Shape Behavior

#BrainScience #CognitiveEnhancement #SensorimotorTraining #Neuroplasticity #MindAndBody #BrainHealth #CognitiveTraining #Neuroscience #MemoryBoost #MentalWellness #BrainOptimization #MovementScience #EcologicalValidity #BrainResearch #HumanBehavior

https://youtube.com/shorts/87k1uZDJiaU?feature=share

During our annual #GirlsDay, we presented the work sector #movementscience to girls interested in this field. By participating in small #experiments and learning about their #scientific foundations, the girls got an exciting insight into #sportscience in the #OpenLab.

Now published in Peer Community Journal, #health and #movementscience section: On the specifics of valuing effort: a developmental and a formalized perspective on preferences for cognitive and physical effort https://doi.org/10.24072/pcjournal.444

A baby's movement patterns can provide a window into their developing nervous system, and I was thrilled to speak with Dr. Colleen Peyton about her research on early movements that can help predict development of cerebral palsy in this new podcast episode!

https://open.spotify.com/episode/1YNscxxhiwmhstjcaCuEfe

For the annual #GirlsDay, the #WagnerLab was visited by girls interested in working in #SportsScience. Our department introduced them to fun experiments and research methods in the #OpenLab to give them an impression of the diversity of #movementscience and #movementanalysis

Now published in Peer Community Journal, #health and #movementscience : Interlimb coordination in Parkinson’s Disease is minimally affected by a visuospatial dual task https://doi.org/10.24072/pcjournal.387

This week, we had Prof. Dr. Kutluk Arikan from @TED_University in #Ankara visiting the #WagnerLab. We had many fruitful & inspiring discussions on how #robotics can benefit #movementscience and v.v., with a special focus on the development of #therapeutic approaches. He introduced his work in the #COST Action project in which Research Methodology for Technology-Assisted Interventions in Old Age is conceived. Very nice to have an #international guest with us. We hope to see you again, Kutluk!

New paper out!

https://iopscience.iop.org/article/10.1088/1361-6579/ad133b

Having a great time at the 2023 edition of the Italian Society for Movement Analysis in Clinics #siamoc #biomedicalengineering #movementscience

The #AutumnSchool on #MovementScience in #Berlin is back! The 7th edition will kick off tomorrow @HumboldtUni and as usual the lineup is excellent. See you there!
https://www.spowi.hu-berlin.de/de/bsms/autumn_school/ias-2023

As a yoga teacher I am always a student, so I've been slowly going through my training "Yoga for Athletes" from https://yogamedicine.com/

Being that their trainings are research based, they offer a list of interesting articles that the cite during the lessons. So I went and downloaded those that are free to download, and then contacted a few researches to ask if I could ge a copy of their paper.

I love that researchers will send you a free copy, and I know they're busy. But it's amusing that they don't even send a "Thank you for your interest, here's a copy", they just reply by attaching the pdf.

Do they know they can create templates? Have standard replies?