Curriculum Vitae
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Impact in movement science
Impact in movement science
I am fascinated by the study of how perception informs the guidance of action. I am curious to understand this relationship on multiple levels: both in theory and practice. My skillset includes 3D motion analysis, gait and posture analysis, signal processing and statistical analyses. I am ambitious to shape clinical practice using knowledge of motor control and learning. And I am passionate about creating an optimal learning environment for my students, both in bigger classes and through individual supervision.
Work experience
Work experience
2022-today
IJsselheem Foundation
Research Coordinator
2020-2022
University of Innsbruck
Postdoctoral Research Scholar at the Department of Sport Science
2019-2019
Australian Catholic University
Postdoctoral Research Scholar at the School of Behavioural and Health Science
2015-2019
Australian Catholic University
Sessional Lecturer at the School of Behavioural and Health Science
Education
Education
2015-2019
Australian Catholic University
PhD in Exercise Science, thesis title: 'Are Age-Related changes in Perceptual-Motor Regulation related to an Increased Falls Risk?'
2011-2013
University of Groningen
Master in Human Movement Science
2018-2011
University of Groningen
Bachelor in Human Movement Science
External Funding
External Funding
2024
UNO Amsterdam, Research and Practice Award (principal investigator, €10.000)
2023
SGS fund (principal investigator, €18.850)
2021
European Stroke Research Foundation project funding (principal investigator, €38.000)
2015
Higher Degree in Research Scholarship
Australian Research Training Program (3-year stipend)
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