Dr Ulrike Hammerbeck
Lecturer in Neural Control of Movement
Biography
Ulrike completed her PhD in Clinical Neuroscience at the Institute of Neurology, University College London under supervision of Prof John Rothwell, Prof Joern Diedrichsen and Dr Richard Greenwood. She subsequently completed a Stroke Association post-doctoral Fellowship at the University of Manchester. Ulrike joined the Centre for Human and Applied Physiological Sciences at King's College London in 2023 as a lecturer in Neural Control of Movement.
Ulrike's research is focused on improving the understanding of motor recovery mechanism after neurological insult. To improve motor outcome she uses neurophysiological measures (TMS), kinematic techniques and digital health apps to establish individual recovery profiles and map the effect of rehabilitation on recovery.
PURE Profile: https://kclpure.kcl.ac.uk/portal/en/persons/ulrike.hammerbeck
Teaching: Integrated Physiotherapy Practice 1: Long Term Conditions and Rehabilitation
Research
Neural Control of Human Movement
The Neural Control of Human Movement Research Group investigates the relationship between neurophysiological function and human movement.
Rehabilitation & Health Research Group
Our overarching goal is to adopt a multidisciplinary approach to optimise the benefit of rehabilitation to patients and their carers through excellence in research
Events
Mechanisms of arm recovery after stroke
Seminar with Ulrike Hammerbeck
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Research
Neural Control of Human Movement
The Neural Control of Human Movement Research Group investigates the relationship between neurophysiological function and human movement.
Rehabilitation & Health Research Group
Our overarching goal is to adopt a multidisciplinary approach to optimise the benefit of rehabilitation to patients and their carers through excellence in research
Events
Mechanisms of arm recovery after stroke
Seminar with Ulrike Hammerbeck
Please note: this event has passed.