Camille Muller

Camille Muller (PhD)

Associate Professor
Toulouse University, CerCo (CNRS-UMR5549)

Qualified French Universitary sections 69 (Neurosciences), 74 (Sport sciences) and 91 (Reabilitation and reeducation sciences)

I am an associate professor of the University of Toulouse. I am teaching motor learning, and neurosciences at the human, movement sport and sciences faculty (F2SMH). As a researcher I am part of the Predictive Markers in Ageing and Neurodegeneration team (PresAge) of the Brain and Cognition Research Center (CerCo).

I followed a post-doctorate at the University of Rennes (EMPENN team, IRISA, Inria, France), focusing on combining EEG and fNIRS to enhance neurofeedback effects in post-stroke upper-limb motor rehabilitation. And I completed my Ph.D. in Human Movement Sciences at the University of Montpellier (EuroMov DHM Laboratory, France), where I investigated brain activity related to upper-limb movement in both healthy and pathological aging, with applications for post-stroke rehabilitation.

I currently teachneuroscience and biomechanics at the Faculty of Sports Science in Rennes. I have also taught at the University of Aix-Marseille and the University of Montpellier.

Keywords

Research

Neuroimaging, neurostimulation, motor learning, adapted physical activities, stroke, rehabilitation, aging, movement analysis, neurofeedback, multimodal EEG-fNIRS

Teaching

Neurosciences, biomechanics, motor learning, neuroanatomy, movement analysis, motor performance, kinematics, brain plasticity, post-stroke rehabilitation, physiologic adaptation to training and health, research methodology, aging

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