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Prof.dr. T.W. Mulder

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Completed research projects

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Project leader	Development of a research infrastructure for the Groningen 'Academic Center for Sports, Movement and Health'
Supervisor	Movement observation as a possible tool in rehabilitation
Supervisor	Mental Practice: using motor imagery for neurologic rehabilitation of gait-disorders
Supervisor	Looking and movement behaviour of ball team players
Supervisor	Balancing stress and recovery in sports
Project leader	The interaction between cognitive processes, emotional and motor systems
Project leader	Motor disorders and recovery
Project leader	Motor Control and Behaviour
Supervisor	Continuous visual control in goal-directed movement
Researcher	The GronoRun study - Incidence, risk factors and prevention of injuries in novice and recreational runners
Supervisor	Biomechanical determinants of the jumper's knee in volleyball
Supervisor	Movement imagery, a potential tool for (re)learning motor skills
Supervisor	Cerebral reorganization and motor imagery after flexor tendon injury
Supervisor	Psychomotor Speed as a Marker for Overtraining in Athletes: A Multidisciplinary Approach
Supervisor	Empathy in the social brain
Project leader	Innovation study for the physiotherapy and the rehabilitation
Project leader	Motorial control and disorders
Researcher	Interlimb co-ordination
Researcher	To fall or not to fall: the development and evaluation of a fall prevention program for the elderly
Researcher	Stumbling by elderly people: basic mechanisms
Supervisor	The control of gait after stroke. An electromyographic approach to functional recovery
Supervisor	A multidisciplinary approach to talent development in field hockey
Project leader	Analysis of balance in stance and gait
Project leader	Movement analysis by means of ambulatory measuring methods
Project leader	Scientific controversies in neurological rehabilitation
Supervisor	Neuromotor task training: Physiotherapy for children with developmental coordination disorder
Project leader	The role of spatial information processing in maintaining the standing balance
Project leader	The role of the imagination in learning and executing movements: 2 the duration of an imagined and actual executed movement
Project leader	The role of the imagination in learning and executing movements: 1 the internal and external viewpoint
Project leader	MENTAL PRACTICE: the improvement of walking ability with CVA patients in the late phase
Supervisor	Functional recovery of gait after stroke
Co-supervisor	Sensory control of gait and its relation to locomotion after a spinal cord injury
Supervisor	Stumbling over obstacles in young and older adults
Supervisor	Quality of life and functional results of limb-saving surgery in musculoskeletal oncology