Gregg Eschelmuller

PhD Student

School of Kinesiology

Faculty of Education

2022 - 2025 (expected)

Gregg completed his BKin in Kinesiology and Heath Sciences and his MSc under the supervision of Dr. J. Timothy Inglis at UBC. His undergraduate and MSc research focused on proprioceptive reflex pathways, and their role in standing balance and upper limb control. He is currently completing his PhD under the supervision of Dr. Romeo Chua and Dr. J. Timothy Inglis, where his research focuses on how proprioceptive feedback is used in voluntary motor control. Specifically, he is interested in how the sensory feedback from muscles around a joint are used by the central nervous system in the computation of joint angle and how this computation is used to perform goal directed actions. In his spare time Gregg likes to play lots of tennis and go skiing.
Supervisor(s)
Tim Inglis
Romeo Chua

Gregg

Contact

Gregg Eschelmuller

PhD Student
 School of Kinesiology
Faculty of Education
 UBC

gregg.eschelmuller@ubc.ca

Website

First Nations land acknowledegement

The UBC Point Grey campus is situated on the traditional, ancestral, and unceded territory of the xʷməθkʷəy̓əm.

UBC Balance and Falls Research Centre

UBC receives support for managing its research enterprise from the federal Research Support Fund.

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