I am an Associate Professor in the Faculty of Psychology and Neuroscience at Maastricht University, where I lead research into the large-scale organization of the human central nervous system and its role in cognitive and motor functions. My work integrates mobile brain-body imaging (MOBI) with advanced analytical frameworks to understand how distributed neural and muscular systems coordinate complex behaviour such as posture and gait.

In our lab we combine mobile EEG, wireless EMG, and full-body 3D kinematics to record electrophysiological and biomechanical data while participants move freely. Using dynamic connectivity analysis, mode decomposition, graph theory, and computational modelling, we quantify brain-muscle networks and neural synchronization that underpin motor control in health, aging, and disease.

I collaborate widely across neuroscience, movement science, neurology, and data science, and contribute to Open Science initiatives for sharing mobile brain-body imaging protocols and datasets. My overarching goal is to identify organizational principles of neural systems that support flexible, coordinated human behaviour.