Our Balance and Fall Research Center trainees presented their research at last Friday’s annual UBC Kinesiology Graduate Research Day. This event provided a great opportunity for our graduate students to enhance their presentation skills, receive valuable feedback on their research projects, and network with other students and faculty members from across the UBC School of Kinesiology.
Congratulations to all BFRC trainees who participated!
Want to read the presentation abstracts? Visit the KIN Grad Research Day website for more information.
Oral Presentations
Vestibular Perception for Concussion Research
Emmarie Racine Hallin, Mark Carpenter
Expanding on models of implicit adaptation.
Annika Szarka, Hyosub Kim, Romeo Chua
Transferal of postural and emotional adaptation from virtual to real heights
Xiangwei Zhang, Mark Carpenter
Upside-down and side-to-side: pelvic floor muscle activation triggered by angular velocity of the whole-body in space?
Xueqing Zhou, Alison Williams, Stephen Busch, Jeff Nickel, A. William (Bill) Sheel, Jean-Sébastien Blouin, Tania Lam
Poster Presentations
Dissociating Task Error and Extrinsic Reward During Sensorimotor Adaptation
Jost Hausendorf, Nicola J. Hodges
The Effect of Explicit Processes on the Generalization of Adaptation
Nick Butler, Hyosub Kim, Tim Inglis, Romeo Chua
Within Sport Diversity and Developmental Profiles of Competitive Swimmers
Porter Trevisan, Baylee Munro, Nicola Hodges
Sex Based Differences in High and Low Frequency Diaphragm Fatigue
Chloe Mathews, Viviana Shiffman, Tania Lam, Jean-Sebastien Blouin, William Sheel
