We're so excited that the video by @FreshGroundFilm about our ground breaking @EPSRC funded @uniofexeter facility is now ready to view! To find out more about our capabilities and the #biomedical #research we support please check it out here: youtube.com/watch?v=Gy2vfjl7…

We're delighted to be collaborating with @uniofwarwick on a brand new engineering-related project. Data collection is underway for Pedestrian evaluation of structural vibration (aka SENSATION), which is funded by the @HorizonEU MSCA Postdoctoral Fellowship - UK Guarantee scheme

We're pleased to announce a cutting-edge project with Research Fellow Sonia from the @ExeterBRC. Mind the Gap will see how people respond to challenging situations by studying postural responses in immersive environments. Learn more about the project at: lnkd.in/e8V_WBdr

We hosted engineering A-level students from all over the South West in a schools outreach visit. The students experienced being on a train and a boat via our moving floor, explored underneath the platform and took part in three group tasks using the sensors and force plates.

Thank you to #salcombeembroiderers for our fabulous new T-shirts, which incorporate the new @UniofExeter branding.

Our Senior Experimental Officer James and Experimental Officer Garry were at @NIRx_NIRS in Berlin, learning how to use wearable device NIRSport 2, which uses Functional Near-Infrared Spectroscopy for brain imaging. This will be used for research at our @UniofExeter facility

Well done to #PhD student Nimmy Abraham, an Engineering category finalist in @STEM4Brit. She was at the House of Commons yesterday to present a poster of her abstract about using VSimulators @UniofExeter to explore the dynamics of rhythmic jumping subjected to vertical vibrations

We are exploring the effects of anxiety on balance in simulated environments such as trains, developing a protocol to be applied to patient groups such as older people concerned about falling, people with Parkinson's @ParkinsonsUK and people with multiple sclerosis

We're supporting a PhD student project to look at whether exploratory movements are still preserved during gait initiation in the absence of visual information with eyes opened and eyes closed in healthy adults.