Laboratoire d'Analyse du Mouvement Humain - ULiege
The laboratory focuses its activities on the analysis of human movement, for applications in medicine, biomechanics, sport, ergonomics, and even in civil engineering. And more recently, these technologies have also been exploited for the development of animated films and games.
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Université de Liège - Communauté française
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The Laboratory for the Analysis of Human Movement (LAMH) came into being in March 2012. The equipment was financed by the French community and its construction by the university itself. Projects within the laboratory are multidisciplinary, involving several faculties at the university. The laboratory was originally developed by the Faculty of Medicine (Professors Jean-Louis Croisier and Bénédicte Forthomme) and the Faculty of Applied Sciences (Professors Olivier Brüls, Serge Cescotto and Vincent Denoël). Other faculties now have projects within the laboratory. These include the Faculty of Veterinary Medicine and the Faculty of Psychology, Logopedics and Educational Sciences. Research in progress Clinical sciences :
Ambulatory sensors for the analysis of human pathologies during walking Sports science:
Serving performance in tennis
Biomechanics of running economy
Study of shoulder fatigability
Influence of β-alanine supplementation on fatigue
Development of an innovative neuromuscular fatigability test based on repeated jumps Prevention of ankle sprains Engineering:
Modeling normal and pathological walking
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Olivier Brüls
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