Hendrik Reimann

Years Active: 2017-2024
Publications (10 Years): 9

University of Delaware

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Affiliation History

University of Delaware Aug 01 2019

United States

Assistant Professor :: Kinesiology and Applied Physiology

Temple University Jul 01 2014 - Apr 30 2017

United States

Post-Doc :: Kinesiology

Ruhr-Universität Jan 15 2007 - Jul 31 2014

Germany

Research Associate :: Institute for Neural Computation

Publications

Hendrik Reimann, Sjoerd M Bruijn
The condition for dynamic stability in humans walking with feedback control. PLoS computational biology 20 (3) (2024)
Hendrik Reimann, Sjoerd M Bruijn
The condition for dynamic stability in humans walking with feedback control. PLoS computational biology 20 (3) (2024)
Hendrik Reimann, Sjoerd M Bruijn
The condition for dynamic stability in humans walking with feedback control. PLoS computational biology 20 (3) (2024)
Hendrik Reimann, Sjoerd M Bruijn
The condition for dynamic stability in humans walking with feedback control. PLoS computational biology 20 (3) (2024)
Hendrik Reimann, Sjoerd M Bruijn
The condition for dynamic stability in humans walking with feedback control. PLoS computational biology 20 (3) (2024)
Hendrik Reimann, Sjoerd M Bruijn
The condition for dynamic stability in humans walking with feedback control. PLoS computational biology 20 (3) (2024)
Tyler Fettrow, Hendrik Reimann, David Grenet, Elizabeth D Thompson, Jeremy R Crenshaw, Jill S Higginson, John Jeka
Interdependence of balance mechanisms during bipedal locomotion. PloS one 14 (12) (2019)
Hendrik Reimann, Gregor Schöner
A multi-joint model of quiet, upright stance accounts for the "uncontrolled manifold" structure of joint variance. Biological cybernetics 111 (5-6) (2017)
Hendrik Reimann, Tyler D Fettrow, Elizabeth D Thompson, Peter Agada, Bradford J McFadyen, John J Jeka
Complementary mechanisms for upright balance during walking. PloS one 12 (2) (2017)

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