Andresa Germano

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Chemnitz University of Technology

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Andresa Germano is the Head of the group at Chemnitz University of Technology in Germany. Her research areas include proprioception, postural control, and the physiological impacts of temperature on foot sensitivity. She has authored several recent articles exploring the relationships between biomechanics and athletic performance, as well as advancements in infrared thermography for detecting muscle damage.

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University of Münster

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Articles (12)

A scoping review on the roles of foot and ankle proprioception and sensitivity related to postural control during upright standing

Correlations Between Achilles Tendon Stiffness and Jumping Performance: A Comparative Study of Soccer and Basketball Athletes

Assessment of alternative metrics in the application of infrared thermography to detect muscle damage in sports

Collaborative online international learning in physiology: a case study

International Women-in-Science Day at Chemnitz University of Technology (TUC): report of a meeting held in February 2024

Short-term foot warming impacts foot sensitivity and body sway differently in older adults

Vertical contact forces affect vibration perception in human hairy skin

Effects of increasing temperature in different foot regions on foot sensitivity and postural control in young adults

Different visual manipulations have similar effects on quasi-static and dynamic balance responses of young and older people

Larger contactor area increases low-frequency vibratory sensitivity in hairy skin

Sensor-based systems for early detection of dementia (SENDA): A study protocol for a prospective cohort sequential study

Thermal sensitivity mapping - warmth and cold detection thresholds of the human torso

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Jose Ignacio Priego Quesada

Stephanie Fröhlich

Marina Gil Calvo

Carlos Sendra-Pérez

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