Jeroen Aeles

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Vrije Universiteit Brussel

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I-MUSCLE: Imaging of MUscle Shape Changes during eLEctrically-stimulated contractions

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Sebastian Lapuschkin

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Fraunhofer-Institut für Nachrichtentechnik Heinrich-Hertz-Institut

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Andrew Cresswell

Professor of Neuromechanics

University of Queensland

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François Hug

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Université Côte d'Azur

FRANCE

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Taylor J. M. Dick

University of Queensland

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Lilian Lacourpaille

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Université de Nantes

FRANCE

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Raphaël HAMARD

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Université Bourgogne Europe

FRANCE

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Jeroen Aeles

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A comparison of neural control of the biarticular gastrocnemius muscles between knee flexion and ankle plantar flexion

Flexor hallucis brevis motor unit behavior in response to moderate increases in rate of force development

Common synaptic input between motor units from the lateral and medial posterior soleus compartments does not differ from that within each compartment

Flexor hallucis brevis motor unit behavior in response to moderate increases in rate of force development

Inclusion of image-based in vivo experimental data into the Hill-type muscle model affects the estimation of individual force-sharing strategies during walking

The effect of small changes in rate of force development on muscle fascicle velocity and motor unit discharge behaviour

Regional variation in lateral and medial gastrocnemius muscle fibre lengths obtained from diffusion tensor imaging

Revealing the unique features of each individual's muscle activation signatures.

Does different activation between the medial and the lateral gastrocnemius during walking translate into different fascicle behavior?

Fine-wire recordings of flexor hallucis brevis motor units up to maximal voluntary contraction reveal a flexible, nonrigid mechanism for force control

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Sebastian Lapuschkin

Andrew Cresswell

François Hug

Taylor J. M. Dick

Lilian Lacourpaille

Raphaël HAMARD

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