Tom Buurke

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Assistant professor

As an assistant professor at the Department of Human Movement Sciences, my main research focus is human gait and the improvement of walking function. I am specialized in the neuromechanics of human movement and in my research I use a clever combination of experimental studies and computational modelling. My research is founded on the principles of biomechanics, motor control, neuroscience and exercise physiology.

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What impedes us makes us stronger: The effect of impeding and assisting forces on body weight supported gait after stroke.

2024

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Mini-symposium - Improved diagnostics through digital twins: Neuromusculoskeletal modeling and simulations for clinical rehabilitation

2024

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- Publieksfestival Iedereen in beweging! Tom Buurke (Chair), Bas Nijenhuis (Organiser), (Organiser), (Organiser), Thijs Tankink (Organiser), Michèle Keizer (Organiser), Cassandra Kraaijenbrink (Organiser), Simone Caljouw (Organiser), Alessio Murgia (Organiser), Nienke Kompagnie (Organiser), Anne Benjaminse (Organiser), Marije Elferink-Gemser (Organiser), Helco van Keeken (Organiser), Corien Plaggenmarsch (Organiser) 11-Oct-2024 Organising and contributing to an event > Popular
- Bewegingsanalyse en de impact op de revalidatie. (Keynote speaker), Tom Buurke (Keynote speaker) 21-Apr-2023 Academic presentation > Academic
- Motor Control (Journal)Tom Buurke (Editorial board member) 1-Apr-2023 → Editorial work > Academic
- Understanding gait deviations and improving walking function through neuromechanical experiments and simulations.Tom Buurke (Invited speaker) 15-Feb-2023 Academic presentation > Academic
- Adult Neurology at European Society for Movement Analysis and ChildrenTom Buurke (Session chair) 2023 Organising and contributing to an event > Academic
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- Carlo de Luca Emerging Scientist AwardTom Buurke, 2021 Academic
- FWO Junior postdoctoral fellowshipTom Buurke, 2021 Academic
- VVBN thesis prize 2020Tom Buurke, 2021 Academic
- Van Swinderen Prijs 2020Tom Buurke, Dec-2020 Academic
- KU Leuven postdoctoral mandateTom Buurke, 2020 Academic
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Tom Buurke

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What impedes us makes us stronger: The effect of impeding and assisting forces on body weight supported gait after stroke.

Mini-symposium - Improved diagnostics through digital twins: Neuromusculoskeletal modeling and simulations for clinical rehabilitation

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What impedes us makes us stronger: The effect of impeding and assisting forces on body weight supported gait after stroke.

Mini-symposium - Improved diagnostics through digital twins: Neuromusculoskeletal modeling and simulations for clinical rehabilitation

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