Collaborators

Shaun Boe, PhD, MPT

Dr. Boe is the Dean of the Faculty of Health Sciences at Western University. His research is focused in the area of neuroscience and rehabilitation, with a strong focus on the fundamental understanding and use of motor imagery.

Read more about Dr. Boe and the Laboratory for Brain Recovery and Function here.

Lara Boyd, PT, PhD

Dr. Boyd is a Professor at UBC, in the Department of Physical Therapy. Her research is focused on the neurobiology of motor learning and neural science of stroke recovery.

Read more about Dr. Boyd and the Brain Behavior Lab here.

Anja-Xioxing Cui, PhD

Dr. Cui is an Assistant Professor at the University of Vienna in the School of Musicology. Her work relates to understanding the impact of music training on brain, behaviour, and cognition, and interactions between music and language.

Cornelia Frank, PhD

Dr. Frank is head of the Human Movement Science Group at the University of Bremen. Her research is focused on the cognition and the learning of motor actions combines perspectives from Movement Science, Sport Psychology, Cognitive Psychology, and Experimental Psychology.

Read more about Dr. Frank and her lab here.

Nicola Hodges, PhD

Dr. Hodges is a Professor at UBC, in the School of Kinesiology. Her research is focused on how and why various practice variables, such as instruction, feedback and order of practice, impact motor learning and transfer.

Read more about Dr. Hodges and the Motor Skills Lab here.

Jennifer Jakobi, PhD

Dr. Jakobi is a Professor at UBCO, in the School of Health and Exercise Sciences. Her research is focused on understanding how the neuromuscular system is altered with age, and development of programs that focus on maintaining functional independence in older adults.

Tareq Yousef, PhD

Dr. Yousef is an Assistant Professor of Teaching at UBCO, in the Department of Psychology. He has a deep interest in learning and teaching neuroanatomy that has contributed to involvement in research on processing in the early visual system, with the goal to combine these passions with assessments of human CNS function and imaging.