
Natalie Bick successfully defended her dissertation entitled “Mental Health as a Potential Contributor to Postural Instability and Gait Deficits in...
Using biomechanical, postural control, and human factors principles, we research factors influencing human movement, balance, health, and performance. Our research uses a multidisciplinary approach to apply this research to healthy, occupational, and clinical populations.
Occupational Injury Prevention
Sensorimotor Function in Clinical Populations
Aging-Related Balance and Mobility
Special Populations
Our work strives to understanding of the biomechanical and postural control principles that govern human movement, balance during standing/walking, and performance of occupational tasks.
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Graduate Students
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Sensorimotor Function in Clinical Populations
Vision, Vestibular & Mobility
Human Factors Engineering
Special Populations
Sensorimotor Function in Clinical Populations
Vision, Vestibular & Mobility
Musculoskeletal Health & Performance
Occupational Injury Prevention
Postural Control & Fall Prevention
Sensorimotor Function in Clinical Populations
Vision, Vestibular & Mobility
Human Factors Engineering
Special Populations
Sensorimotor Function in Clinical Populations
Vision, Vestibular & Mobility
Musculoskeletal Health & Performance
Occupational Injury Prevention
Postural Control & Fall Prevention
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