We study musculoskeletal biomechanics related to sports performance, mobility, and injury across diverse populations. Our research projects combine experimental measurements of human movement dynamics with computer-based modeling. A central focus of our laboratory is the prevention of fall-related injuries and the promotion of safe mobility in older adults. We also aim to advance the understanding of human gait and postural control through multidisciplinary approaches, including neuromuscular modelling, machine learning, and exercise interventions. Our goal is to conduct high-quality, evidence-based research that makes a meaningful impact on health and quality of life.
A multicomponent exercise program to enhance mobility of older adults in care facilities
Development and evaluation of a novel hip protector through 3D-printing technology
Associations between fall biomechanics and injury patterns among older adults in residential care, through analysis of falls in long term care
Explainable AI-based gait pattern analysis in older adults using wearable sensors
Effects of pickleball training on physical and cognitive function in pre-frail older adults
Bilateral sensorimotor function among people with unilateral chronic ankle instability
Gait control among children with developmental coordination disorder
