We look at many kinds of physical activity – such as endurance exercise, coordination training, dance, and everyday movement – and how they influence health, wellbeing, creativity, and learning from childhood to old age.
Our research takes place in laboratories, clinics, schools, workplaces, and community settings. We examine how movement changes the brain, muscles, and tendons, how it can support rehabilitation, and how active lifestyles help prevent disease. We also develop practical programs and digital tools that encourage people to be more active.
Doctoral researchers work in interdisciplinary teams and help create evidence-based strategies for healthier, more active lives.
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