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The primary goal the centre's research is to gain a better understanding of the control of human movement including control of whole-body mechanics via sensory information from the environment (visual, proprioceptive, mechanoreceptive and vestibular). The centre also conducts research on the effects of injury- or age-related damage/deformity and footwear/orthotic therapies upon the role of the foot in postural control, gait and sports.
- Cutaneous Hypersensitivity and Balance Control
- Plantar-Surface Sensation in Dynamic Balance Control
- Understanding Arthritis
- Blancepro (previously Solesensor) Clinical Trials
- Gait over Uneven Terrain
- Influence of Midsole Material on Gait Termination
- Estrogen Effects on Balance Control
- Neural Network Modelling
Stephen Perry, Director