Research Networks

COSMOS

Complex Oscillatory Systems: Modeling and Analysis. In this EU-funded Marie Skłodowska Curie ITN, 15 ESRs are being trained in nonlinear dynamics, numerical methods, statistical mechanics and, where needed, basics of neuroscience, physiology, and system biology.

Move-Age

Understanding Ageing and Mobility. Funded by the EU as part of the Erasmus Mundus program, this international training network involves 40-odd PhD students studying age-related changes in human movement.

4D-EEG

Assessing Arm Function Recovery Post-Stroke. Goal of this EU-funded 4D-EEG project is to develop innovative methods for accurate localization of brain activity patterns and quantification of the interactions between multiple brain areas.

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Research Institutes

Amsterdam Movement Sciences | AMS (external Link)

Amsterdam Movement Science | AMS

Amsterdam Movement Sciences focuses on human movement, a key issue for today’s society. We approach this from a broad interdisciplinary frame of reference, covering from fundamental to clinical and from cellular to population research.

Institute of Brain and Behavior Amsterdam | IBBA (external link)

Institute for Brain and Behavior Amsterdam | IBBA

Seven research groups from the faculty of Movement and Behavioral Sciences of the VU Amsterdam are part of this research institute. We conduct experimental research involving humans, employ of methods ranging from psychophysics and neuroimaging, and use advanced mathematical modeling.