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  1. Master thesis (including HD thesis)

  2. Changes in neuroplasticity and type of recovery in motor cortex according to onset of rehabilitation following ischemic stroke.

    Michael Vognsen Nielsen, Kasper Juhl Græsbøll Ottesen, Lars Christian Fjeldborg

    Biomedical Engineering and Informatics, Master, (Master Programme) 4. term, 2010

    Student thesis: Master thesis (including HD thesis)

  3. Development and Utilisation of a Novel Rat Model of Ischemic Stroke for Assessment of the Effect of Rehabilitative Onset Time post Stroke on Gait Function

    Katrine Leander Sørensen, Rasmus Kragh Nielsen, Daniel Simonsen

    Biomedical Engineering and Informatics, Master, (Master Programme) 4. term, 2012

    Student thesis: Master thesis (including HD thesis)

  4. Evaluation of a neural network for predicting muscle activity based on intracortical signals during gait in healthy rats - towards restoration of locomotion of SCI using BMI

    Hans Christian Riis, Gynter Schneider

    Biomedical Engineering and Informatics, Master, (Master Programme) 4. term, 2012

    Student thesis: Master thesis (including HD thesis)

  5. How does the motor cortex encode gait? Analysis of intra-cortical recordings in rats during treadmill locomotion

    Jakob Skriver Routhe, Marko Niemeier

    Biomedical Engineering and Informatics, Master, (Master Programme) 4. term, 2012

    Student thesis: Master thesis (including HD thesis)

  6. Neuromuscular Alteration in the Human Soleus Muscle During and After a Fatiguing 800m Run

    Niels-Peter Brøchner Nielsen, Mathias Krogh Poulsen

    Sports Science, Master, (Master Programme) 4. semester, 2013

    Student thesis: Master thesis (including HD thesis)

  7. The effect of strength training on normalized mutual information of untrained subjects' sEMG signals during bench press

    Fabian Skoruppa

    Sports Technology (cand.tech.), Master, (Master Programme) 4. semester, 2022

    Student thesis: Master thesis (including HD thesis)