Head of research group:
Anke Ninija Karabanov
Associate Professor
Movement and Neuroscience
The focus of the section is integrative physiological research addressing questions relating to human motor performance and health across the lifespan.
Research groups
Motor control & Neuroplasticity
A main focus of the section is on Motor control and neuroplasticity. The research in human motor control and neurophysiology aims to increase the basic understanding of mechanisms involved in human motor control and the interaction between neurophysiology and behavior.
The research additionally aims to understand mechanisms of neuroplasticity involved in human motor learning and to develop strategies to improve motor performance and health.
Finally, it is an explicit aim of the research to investigate control mechanisms and adaptations across the human lifespan and interactions with physical activity and exercise.
Movement & Learning
A second main focus of the section is on Movement & Learning. In this line of research, we focus on processes of movement and cognition primarily in children, young individuals and adults.
We focus on motor skills in children, processes involved in motor learning, role of movement for cognitive functions and effects of physically active or embodied learning on academic performance and learning.
As such, the research spans across motor control, neurophysiology, human movement sciences and cognitive psychology with a main focus on movement skills, cognitive functions and academic performance.
Exercise & Performance
A third main focus of the section is on Exercise and human Performance. The research in human exercise performance aims to determine mechanisms of decisive importance for individual physical capacity.
A special focus is on environmental stressors such as altitude and heat. Pharmacological and ergogenic manipulations are applied to increase basic understanding of human performance and at the same time develop new and efficient strategies for anti-doping purposes.
Head of section: Associate Professor Jesper Lundbye-Jensen
Section Research Coordinator: Jacob Feder Piil
Address
Section for Movement and Neuroscience
Department of Nutrition, Exercise and Sports
Nørre Allé 51
DK 2200 Copenhagen
Denmark
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Section members
| Name | Title | Phone | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Search in Name | Search in Title | Search in Phone | |
| Alkistis-Athina Gavriilidou | PhD Fellow | ||
| Andreas Wulff-Abramsson | Special Consultant | +4535336361 | |
| Anke Ninija Karabanov | Associate Professor - Promotion Programme | +4535328039 | |
| August Lomholt Nielsen | PhD Fellow | +4535324879 | |
| Caroline Sadolin Muushardt | Research Assistant | ||
| Claes Høgh Cubel | PhD Fellow | ||
| Elisabeth Glunz | Research Assistant | +4535335509 | |
| Eva Wulff Helge | Associate Professor Emerita | +4535320803 | |
| Hjalte Riis | PhD Fellow | ||
| Jacob Wienecke | Associate Professor | +4535327346 | |
| Jesper Lundbye-Jensen | Associate Professor, Head of Section | +4535327330 | |
| Jonas Rud Bjørndal | Postdoc | +4535321587 | |
| Lars Nybo | Professor | +4535321620 | |
| Lasse Jespersen | PhD Fellow | +4535326133 | |
| Louise Mejer | Research Assistant | ||
| Magnus Bak Klaris | Research Assistant | ||
| Malene Skriver-Bayer | Project Officer | +4535331972 | |
| Mikael Novén | Assistant Professor | +4535333776 | |
| Mogens Theisen Pedersen | Associate Professor Emeritus | +4535320863 | |
| Nadia Daly Neesgaard | PhD Fellow | +4535333537 | |
| Ole Emil Jensen | Research Assistant | ||
| Peter Christian Raffalt | Associate Professor | ||
| Pia Grethe Sandfeld Melcher | PhD Fellow | +4535327235 | |
| Rasmus Ahmt Rohde | PhD Fellow | ||
| Tobias Buk Jørgensen | Research Assistant | ||
| Zeynep Ertürk | PhD Fellow | +4535327707 |
Keenie Ayla Andersen, PhD fellow, mail: kaa@nexs.ku.dk
