Poster session

 

1. Lisa Musculus (Cologne): Developmental dynamics of motor-cognitive planning
2. Barbara Scheiber (Innsbruck, AUT)): Is screening for motor skill deficits in Tyrolean preschool children warranted and feasible? A two-stage cross-sectional study
3. Reza Abdollahipour (Olomouc, CZ): The motivational impact of autonomy supports on motor learning of a fine motor skill in children with high and low levels of motor competence
4. Reza Abdollahipour (Olomouc, CZ): External versus internal focus enhances motor performance and learning in children with different spatial working memory capacity
5. Kathrin Schmalzl (Munich): Healthy School – Promoting Handwriting Motor Skills in Primary Schoolchildren
6. Matthias Hösl (Vogtareuth): Relationship between dynamic spasticity during gait and daily-life mobility in children with Cerebral Palsy
7. Jitka Veldema (Bielefeld): Non-invasive spinal cord stimulation is a real alternative to brain stimulation in supporting balance abilities
8. Jeannine Bergmann (Bad Aibling): Impact of post-stroke retropulsion on rehabilitation duration and outcome
9. Lisa Claußen (Kassel): Effect of metastable resistance training on trail walking test performance in older adults
10. Thomas Schneider (St. Gallen, CH): Nine-Hole Peg Test Performance Correlates with Cognitive Performance in Older Adults: A Multimodal Regression Analysis Controlling for Grip Strength, Gait, and Heart Rate Variability
11. Charlotte Kischner (Heidelberg): Evaluating the Effects of Exercise on Memory and Cognition in Parkinson´s Disease (EMCo) – a study protocol
12. Laura Ketter (Cologne): Hemispheric specialization for imitation and matching of hand and finger positions in hemispherectomy individuals.
13. Matteo Bergmann (Karlsruhe): Development and evaluation of an augmented reality-based assessment of activities of daily living
14. Simon Schedler (Duisburg-Essen): Age-dependent effects of arm movement when balancing in a virtual environment
15. Tjasa Kunavar (Ljubljana, SI): Preliminary Study of Adaptive Motor Strategies to Perturbations of Center of Mass
16. Sina Gerten (Bielefeld): Effects of motor skill training on cognitive function in older adults – an ongoing study.
17. Katharina Borgmann (Duisburg-Essen): The Role of Arm Movements in Balance Performance: A Systematic Review and Meta-Analysis.
18. Philipp Hofmann (Regensburg): Exploring the Dynamics of Postural Stability During Egocentric Mental Rotation Tasks
19. Emma Nesbit, Yassi Lange (Munich): AOMI – combination of action observation and motor imagery as examined with TMS.
20. Mehmet Imir (Ankara, TR): Probabilistic modeling of redundant dimensions in multi-joint human movement using forward kinematics
21. Lei Zhang (Bochum): Uncontrolled manifold analysis of release parameters reveals coordination strategies in dart throwing
22. Clara Günter (Munich): Grip and manipulation forces are controlled independently in a coupled bimanual task
23. Jing Zhang (Munich): Motor memory allocation depends on the weighting of contextual cues
24. Elif Gezen (Munich): Motor Control Benefits Short-Term Recall of Item-Outcome Associations
25. Sandra Gigl (Munich): MRI compatibility evaluation of a myoelectric soft hand prosthesis
26. Christoph Schneider (Giessen): Bayesian inference as a framework for the sense of agency
27. Mathilde Truffer (Bern, CH): Multisensory integration in interpersonal coordination
28. Florian Heilmann (Halle): Stimulus and effector specificity in inhibition measurements – a pilot study
29. Klaudia Kozlowska (Warsaw, PL): Relationship between crossover gait and foot mobility
30. Joel Grathwohl (Heidelberg): Cortical correlates of motor control in dynamic sidecutting actions – A proof-of-concept study
31. Gabriel Müller (Mainz): Effects of coordination related mental demands in sports movements on EEG brain activity: a systematic review
32. Britta Hinnberg (Giessen): EEG recording during basketball free-throw shooting – Is there a signal in all the noise?
33. Abir Chowdhury (Giessen): The Earlier You Know, the Smoother You Act
34. Christian Vater (Bern, CH): Soccer players use peripheral vision under time pressure