Andrew Nordin

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Texas A&M University

United States

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Natalie Richer

University of Winnipeg

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University of California, San Francisco

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Andrew Nordin

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Characterizing Bodyweight-Supported Treadmill Walking on Land and Underwater Using Foot-Worn Inertial Measurement Units and Machine Learning for Gait Event Detection

Balance Perturbations in Simulated Low-Gravity Modulate Human Premotor and Frontoparietal Electrocortical Theta, Alpha, and Beta Band Spectral Power

Fatigue induces altered spatial myoelectric activation patterns in the medial gastrocnemius during locomotion

Motion and Muscle Artifact Removal Validation Using an Electrical Head Phantom, Robotic Motion Platform, and Dual Layer Mobile EEG

Human myoelectric spatial patterns differ among lower limb muscles and locomotion speeds

Footwear and footstrike change loading patterns in running

Faster Gait Speeds Reduce Alpha and Beta EEG Spectral Power From Human Sensorimotor Cortex

Comparison of signal processing methods for reducing motion artifacts in high-density electromyography during human locomotion

Comparison of Signal Processing Methods for Reducing Motion Artifacts in High-Density Electromyography During Human Locomotion

Motion and muscle artifact removal validation using an electrical head phantom, robotic motion platform, and dual layer mobile EEG

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Natalie Richer

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