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Prof.dr.ir. J.L. van Leeuwen

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Expertise Biomechanics; Animal morphology; Muscle structure and function
Expertise (NL) Biomechanica; Diermorfologie; Structuur-functie relaties in spieren
Digital Author ID info:eu-repo/dai/nl/069390509
Addition Convenor Biomechanics Group, Society for Experimental Biology
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Professor
Organisation Experimental Zoology Group (WUR)
Chair (EN) Experimental zoology
Chair (NL) Experimentele zoölogie
Phone +31-317-482267
Email johan. vanleeuwen -at- wur. nl
URL http://www.wewur.wur.nl/popups/vcard.aspx?id=LEEUW004&lang=u...

Publications

Effects of flooring and restricted freestall access on behavior and claw health of dairy heifers
Contribution of postnatal collagen reorientation to depth-dependent mechanical properties of articular cartilage
Mechanisms of temporary adhesion in benthic animals
Vortex interactions with flapping wings and fins can be unpredictable
Saddle and leg forces during lateral movements in dressage
All publications..

Current research

(the most recent research is at the top)
Project leader Consequences of placentation for swimming performance in livebearing fish
Supervisor Unravelling the molecular link between mechanical load and in vivo bone formation
Researcher Mechanical (over)load of dairy cattle claws: effects on deformation, claw health and behaviour
Supervisor The interaction between rider, saddle and horse: opportunities to prevent injuries

Completed research projects

(the most recent research is at the top)
Supervisor The importance of water flow for culture of marine sponges.
Supervisor The biomechanical basis of osteochondrosis in horses
Supervisor Substainable production, physiology, oceanography, natural products, genetic and economics of sponges (SPONGES)
Project leader Substainable production, physiology, oceanography, natural products, genetic and economics of sponges (SPONGES)
Project leader Biomechanics of undulatory swimming in larval fish
All completed research..

Classification

A22000 Animal husbandry
D22600 Zoology

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