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Human Movement

We are a multidisciplinary group of researchers who work to improve prevention, diagnosis, treatment, and mitigation of diseases that limit people's activity and participation in society.

Restoring Movement in People with Paralysis

This three phase project aims to develop efficient methods for personalising assistive technology in order to restore arm function in people with high-level spinal cord injury.

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Markerless Motion Capture for Healthcare Applications

The aim of this project is to investigate how novel technologies such as machine learning and biomechanical modelling can be used to quantify human movement based on video recorded with regular RGB cameras.

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Wearable Sensors for Clinical Movement

The goal of this project is to make movement analysis of the upper limb more accessible to clinicians. The first stage aims to combine a mathematical model of the muscles and joints with wearable sensor data, in order to refine body motion estimates. The second stage of the project will work towards developing a user interface for healthcare professionals to use.

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OpenSim Creator: Empowering Biomedical Research with Biomechanical Models

This project will empower OpenSim Creator users to build advanced biomechanical models and to execute fast and accurate simulations.

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Simulations of Tendon Transfer Surgeries

The aim of this project is to develop simulations of tendon transfer surgeries, as a means of providing insight into the effects of key surgical parameters, that could inform surgical decision making.

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Using wearable technology to improve the management of type 2 diabetes

The aim of this study is to investigate whether we can improve the beneficial outcomes of exercise and metformin treatment in people with Type 2 Diabetes by optimising the timing of exercise. To test this we use cutting-edge wearable technology to remotely monitor subjects in real-time, who are taking metformin, and are instructed to exercise at different times of the day.

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