Projects
Anthropometric baseD Estimation of adiPoSity HOGENT
Assessment of electrode pressure and signal quality of improved wearable EEG headset prototypes University of Antwerp
Brain Computer interfacing: from visual to motion and speech decoding/Detection of enhancement and decline in cognitive abilities from EEG responses KU Leuven
In Brain-Computer Interfacing (BCI), brain activity is recorded and translated into user-intended actions. Several studies have successfully employed BCIs to replace lost or impaired functionality in patients by circumventing disconnected or disfunctional neural pathways. In our work we focus on scalp EEG as well as Electrocorticography (ECoG), a partially invasive recording technique, for which develop stimuluation paradigms and decoders ...
Optimizing body characteristics and movement quality in volleyball players in order to reduce injuries KU Leuven
Injury prevention research frequently is based on observations in student populations, non-elite populations, but rarely in elite athletes. Recruitment of large samples is frequently demanded for publications. The current project focuses on investigating body and movement specific characteristics in elite volleyball players in order to optimise advice with regard to training in order to reduce injuries. 2D and 3D movement analysis techniques, ...
Sizing system for respirator masks. University of Antwerp
Body, brain and mind: a multidimensional approach to expertise in sport Ghent University
This project aims at the development of a predictive model for talent identification and development, based upon the combination of anthropometry, physical performance parameters, motor coordination, psychological characteristics, executive functions and environmental factors in young athletes. This multidimensional approach will lead to models with predictive power that is higher than currently available in research literature and practice. ...
Life at the bottom. Living standardr and heights in Flanders, 1780 - 1900 Ghent University
Average height is one of the best measures to study the social and economic conditions of a society and can be used to assess historical (in) equalities. We will examine the heights of prisoners during he last quarter of the 18th and the 19th century in Flanders.