Oliver Röhrle

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University of Stuttgart

Germany

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Filiz Ates

University of Stuttgart

GERMANY

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Christian Bleiler

University of Stuttgart

GERMANY

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Utku Şükrü Yavuz

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University of Twente

NETHERLANDS

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Oliver Röhrle

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Postinhibitory excitation in motoneurons can be facilitated by hyperpolarization-activated inward currents: A simulation study.

Experiments meet simulations: Understanding skeletal muscle mechanics to address clinical problems

Coupled simulations and parameter inversion for neural system and electrophysiological muscle models

Data sharing in modeling and simulation of biomechanical systems in interdisciplinary environments

A System for Reproducible 3D Ultrasound Measurements of Skeletal Muscles

High-density magnetomyography is superior to high-density surface electromyography for motor unit decomposition: a simulation study

Strain Measures and Energies for Crimped Fibres and Novel Analytical Expressions for Fibre Populations: Ingredients for Structural Fibre Network Models

Muscle-Specific High-Density Electromyography Arrays for Hand Gesture Classification

Spindle Model Responsive to Mixed Fusimotor Inputs: an updated version of the Maltenfort and Burke (2003) model

Spindle Model Responsive to Mixed Fusimotor Inputs: an updated version of the Maltenfort and Burke (2003) model

Spindle Model Responsive to Mixed Fusimotor Inputs: an updated version of the Maltenfort and Burke (2003) model

Occlusal load modelling significantly impacts the predicted tooth stress response during biting: a simulation study

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Filiz Ates

Christian Bleiler

Utku Şükrü Yavuz

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