I am interested in many aspects of human motor control and spatial perception. As methods, I use a combination of psychophysical experiments and computational modelling. The modelling often follows a Bayesian approach, taking account of uncertainty and noise in sensory and motor signals.
dr. Robert van Beers
Assistant Professor, Faculty of Behavioural and Movement Sciences, Neurocontrol
Assistant Professor, Faculty of Behavioural and Movement Sciences, Neurocontrol
Assistant Professor, IBBA
Assistant Professor, Amsterdam Movement Sciences, AMS - Sports
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- Journal of Neurophysiology | Onbekend | Member of Editorial Board | 2015-03-11 - present
- Radboud Universiteit | Nijmegen | Onderzoeker | 2015-03-01 - present
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