I am an Associate Professor at Maastricht University interested in the large-scale organization of the human central nervous system and how this organization supports cognitive functions, in particular motor control. At Maastricht University, I have developed facilities for mobile brain-body imaging (MOBI) in collaboration with neuroscientists, movement scientists, neurologists, and data scientists. Using this setup, we record mobile EEG, EMG and 3D kinematic data while participants freely move around. By acquiring EMG activity from multiple muscles we can use network analysis to assess the interactions between different muscles throughout the body and investigate the role of neural synchronization in motor coordination. Combining data analysis techniques such as dynamic connectivity analysis, mode decomposition, graph theory and computational modeling, we aim to identify the key principles involved in the control of human movement and posture.