Research projects
The group’s focus areas in research and teaching lie in the intersection of sports and movement sciences, psychology and neurosciences. In particular, it encompasses the topics:
- Developmental embodiment research: Interrelationship of age-related and experience-dependent changes in cognitive and motor functioning
- Joint action: Interaction of cognitive and motor processes during interpersonal coordination in human locomotion
- Motor decision making: Interplay of cognitive and motor processes in action planning and control
Further interests concern:
- Influence of physical activity and sports on physical and cognitive health
- Influence of stress on cognitive and motor functioning
Study and graduation work
For possible topics, please contact the research areas or a lecturer of your choice.