Andreas Daffertshofer

University of Amsterdam

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Jennifer Kerkman

University of Amsterdam

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Jaap van Dieen

University of Amsterdam

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Sjoerd Bruijn

University of Amsterdam

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Moira van Leeuwen

Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam

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Margit M Bach

University of Amsterdam

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Sabrina Chettouf

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Coen Zandvoort

University of Amsterdam

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Nadia Dominici

University of Amsterdam

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Andreas Daffertshofer

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Exploring the cortical involvement in sensorimotor integration during early stages of independent walking

The complexity of caffeine's effects on regular coffee consumers

Lateralized modulation of cortical beta power during human gait is related to arm swing

Machine learning approaches to predict whether MEPs can be elicited via TMS

Overlap in the cortical representation of hand and forearm muscles as assessed by navigated TMS

The energetic effect of hip flexion and retraction in walking at different speeds

Does ankle push-off correct for errors in anterior–posterior foot placement relative to center-of-mass states?

Development of running is not related to time since onset of independent walking, a longitudinal case study

Predicting vertical ground reaction forces from 3D accelerometry using reservoir computers leads to accurate gait event detection

Cortical contributions to locomotor primitives in toddlers and adults

Body Weight Control Is a Key Element of Motor Control for Toddlers’ Walking

Accounting for Stimulations That Do Not Elicit Motor-Evoked Potentials When Mapping Cortical Representations of Multiple Muscles

Unimanual sensorimotor learning—A simultaneous EEG‐fMRI aging study

Ankle muscles drive mediolateral center of pressure control to ensure stable steady state gait

Collaborators (8)

Jennifer Kerkman

Jaap van Dieen

Sjoerd Bruijn

Moira van Leeuwen

Margit M Bach

Sabrina Chettouf

Coen Zandvoort

Nadia Dominici

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