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Prevention & Rehabilitation

Leading research themes of Prevention & Rehabilitation

  • Environmental Interactions

    The spatio-temporal organization of human movement always takes place within a specific psychological context. Actors may be in various mental states, and these states will likely affect the way basic movements are organized and controlled.

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  • Technology in Motion

    We are facing a time of rapid technological progress with regard to measuring, improving and stimulating human movement. We merge cutting-edge human movement science with state-of-the-art motion technology and academic entrepreneurship.

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