The HuRo lab focuses on both basic research on human-interacting robotics and translational research in rehabilitation engineering. The research approach is interdisciplinary, and typically combines methods coming from the fields of robotics, machine design, biomechanics, neuroscience and rehabilitation. Below is a list of current projects. For completed projects, please check under Publications.

Advanced methods for studying motor control using fMRI	Training propulsion during walking
Multi muscle – magnetic resonance elastography (MM-MRE)	Studying adaptation and co-contraction using fMRI
Neural correlates of long-latency responses	Design of assistive devices
Subject-adaptive training of propulsion mechanics