Research at the Wagner-Lab

The focus of the Computational Movement Science (CMS) Lab lies on model-based analyses of various aspects of human movement and perception.

The aim of the research is to induce a movement from evidence based therapeutic approaches towards science based therapeutic approaches in conservative and surgical treatment in both orthopedic and sports medicine.

Understanding the changing physical capacities of persons of older age is crucial in maintaining quality of life.

We investigate how perceptual motor skills develop during young age.

Our sensorimotor system is the product of a non-goal-directed movement and arises through a gradual process of growth.

We aim to better understand our ability to perform goal-directed movements.
 

Our lab uses machine learning techniques to research varied movement science topics, from the use of neural networks as spinal cord models, to more applied studies such as pose-estimation and golf research.