RE-learning Perception-Action In Rehabilitation from a Systems perspective
European Training Network (ETN)- H2020 Marie Sklodowska-Curie Innovation Training Network programme- funded by the European Union
REPAIRS aims to improve the effectiveness of rehabilitation that is concerned with the restoration and enhancement of functional ability and quality of life of people with a movement disorder or disability related to perception and action. To this end REPAIRS combines insights from fundamental research on how individuals re-learn perception and action with cutting-edge rehabilitation practice using a systems perspective. Covering a broad range of disciplines, our 15 Early Stage Researchers (ESRs) will work together towards the goal of improving rehabilitation and ultimately quality of life.
Our closing conference took place August 28-30, 2024 at the University Medical Center Groningen (UMCG), the Netherlands. Click to find out more.
On April 3rd, our ESR11, Marijn Hafkamp, successfully defended his PhD thesis at AMU entitled : “Interpersonal coordination in a functional join action: Insights from a manual ball-and-beam paradigm”. Congratulations … Learn more
Our ESR12-Anaëlle Cheillan- and her supervisors published a manuscript in Frontiers in Psychology entitled: “Inter-limb and inter-agent coordination in an original join-action game: exploring novel approaches for clinical practice”. After … Learn more
We are very proud for our ESR8-Amir Esmaeili-, who successfully defended his thesis on March 3rd entitled: “Neural bases of others’ presence: A multi-scale probabilistic framework of social facilitation“.Congratulations to … Learn more
