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Neuromechanical models of human locomotionMyriam de GraafMovement Sciencespecifically models that are a combination of Artificial Neural Networks + musculoskeletal modelsJohannesLukas
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State of research in athletics Michael Brach & Meike GerlachMovement ScienceWhat is the state of research in athletics on which current technique
training is based?		Roshan
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Physical Activity and digital literacy of older adults Ellen BentlageMovement Science
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Foot muscle exercises: who, what, when?Rosemary DubbeldamMovement ScienceNowadays foot muscle exercises are commenly prescribed in lower extremity impairmentsand balance issues. However, the exercises are 'general', they are applied in many different patent populations with differnt aims, and the effects of the exercises on muscle 'srtrength' or performance are recorded using a large variety of outcome measures.
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Prevalence of singel-bicycle crashes Rosemary Dubbeldam, Colja HomannMovement ScienceDeadline screening and data extraction: December 2023 !!! Singel bicycle accidents occur without any other road user involved. Such accidents are common, especially in older adults, and lead to unwanteed injuries. Within a larger NL/DL cycling safety project, we aim to develop single-bicycle crash scenario's in which one can test bicycle 'safety' performace. A first step in this project is deterining the most frequent and most harmful single-bicycle crash situations.
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Validation of multi-body human computer modelsHeiko Wagner, Maarten vd Heuvel, Rosemary DubbeldamMovement ScienceSeveral multi-body computer models are available, however it is not clear to what extent they have been validated. The aim is to prepare a draft manuscript for a submission to Frontiers journal in May 2024
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Golf loads in hip and kneeColja HomannMovement Sciencestate of research for different load/force/stress descriptions for the joints knee and hip during golfswing /the best sport.
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Hip Replacement and Return to SportsEric EilsNeuMoTrain
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Brain Tumor Patients and Return to SportsEric EilsNeuMoTrain
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Motor and Cognitive Performance Testing in Beach SportsEric EilsNeuMoTrain
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How motor-cognitive dual tasking affects the variability structure of human movement (in gait, postural-, and fine motor control) Julian RudischNeuMoTrain
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Cortical priming in sports trainingNils PixaNeuMoTrainInvstigating various cortical priming approaches to facilitate sports training
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Combining tDCS with physical exercise as a method to improve neurorehabilitationNils PixaNeuMoTrainInvestigating the current state of the art in neurorehabilitation research where physical exercise is combined with transcranial direct current stimulation (tDCS) to facilitate upper and lower limb rehab (e.g., gait rehab, manual skills, etc.)
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The effects of tDCS on motor cortical brain activity assessed with EEGNils PixaNeuMoTrainInvestigating the current state of the art in tDCS research (transcranial direct current stimulation) by giving an overview of EEG studies where tDCS is applied over motor cortical regions (e.g., M1, etc)Ebrar Altun
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The effects of acute exercise on cognition, mood, anxiety and other psychological variables in patients with major depressive disorderStephanie Fröhlich, Nils PixaNeuMoTrainInvestigating the effects of an acute bout of exercise in patients with major depressive disorder. This topic has been intensively studied and reviewed in healthy adults (https://doi.org/10.3233/BPL-160040). A lot less is known for patients with major depressive disorder. Although this knowledge could help to develop practical guidelines for therapy (i.e., acute exercise bouts before therapy sessions if the effects are beneficial). After the completion of the review there will be opportunities for a thesis on related topics at the NMT department.Joscha TemmeToseef Zahra
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A systematic review on the effects of combined cognitive and physical exercise on depressive symptomsClaudia Voelcker_RehageNeuMoTrainin Cooperation with Hospital Bethel (Bielefeld)
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Factors Influencing modality compatibility effect in a classical
laboratory setting and a more naturalistic enviroment		Piesie Asuako, Robert StojanNeuMoTrainInvestigating the effects of stimulus-response compatibility on multitasking performance across lifespan in a more naturalistic environment utilizing driving simulator.
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Assessing the Impact of Menstrual Cycle Phases on Muscular Injuries in Elite Sports.Ross JulianNeuMoTrainSystematically assessing whether there is a higher occurrence of injuries and increased risk during a particular phase of the menstrual cycle.Yannik Guthardt
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Sex differences in fatiguability Ross JulianNeuMoTrainExploring Sex Differences in Post-Exercise Fatigue Patterns.Jéssica Marques
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Neurodoping in sportsNils Pixa & Dennis DreiskämperNeuromotor Behavior & ExerciseInvestigating various methods of neurodoping (e.g., neuroenhancer, substances, stimulation devices, etc.) in sports
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Need thwarting and need support in children and youth sports trainingKathrin KohakePE and Teaching Researchassessment, correlations to need satisfaction, need frustration, motivation and outcomes
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Self-concept and Fitness in childrenDennis DreiskämperS&E PSYdifferentiated in age groups (correlates to physical self-concept)Rebekka
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PA measurements in childrenDennis DreiskämperS&E PSYFelicia
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Challenge and threat appraisals in sportStephanie Bünemann & Hannah PaulyS&E PSYtheories, definitions, operationalizations (emotions, motivation and performance)Anastasia
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psychological factors in talent selection Birte BrinkmöllerS&E PSYconstructs, assessment and theoriesLeon
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Home advantage in sportsEdda van MeursS&E PSYhttps://uni-muenster.sciebo.de/s/UvlR0eI1BScwXKl
e.g., prevalence of HA in sports, prevalence during & after covid, citation network analysis of sports psychology & sports economics, spectators as a predictor, ...
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Emergency psychology after incisive events (e.g., severe injuries;heart attacks etc.)Charlotte RaueS&E PSYWhat is the state of reserach on how to act appropriately on all different levels (team, staff, event)
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DCD /behavioral disorder and psychological/social health in children and youthMaike Tietjens / Lena HenningS&E PSYAnnalena
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Envrionmentalism and attitudes towards wintersports Sam TickellSocial sciencesTo determine the current attitudes towards winter sports and whether winter tourism or winter sports are seen favourably or otherwise when taking into consideration enviornmental impacts
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Multi-country mega eventsSam TickellSocial sciencesAs smaller economies look to get mega events, new solutions are being imagined. E.g. the Central European Rally that took place in Germany, Austria and Czechia, to look at the complexities of running single events over multiple jurisdictions and the cultural and adminitstrative complexities that follow
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Performance development in marathon racesHenk Erik MeierSocial sciencesTracing long-term trends in performances in marathon competitions, looking for explanations.
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Youth participation in athletics from a comparative perspective Henk Erik MeierSocial sciencesComparing trends in youngster participation in athletics among countries, preferably not only from the Global North.
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The implication of jump diagnostics in sportsRosemary Dubbeldam/Lena FennenMovement ScienceSummary of practial transfer of theoretical fundings: Systematic review to provide a overview of scientific findings and their meaning for training
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Plantar pressure measurements and their meaning for sport practiceRosemary Dubbeldam/Lena FennenMovement ScienceInterpretation of plantar pressure values, what joint position results in which pressure distribution and what could the mean?
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