Xander Stamenkovic

Here we provide some food for thought (admittedly a morsel) showing that despite clear changes in trunk requirements for successful task execution, similar modules in preparatory activity reflect movement generating task priorities (vs. minimizing center of mass motion). 2/n

Talking about some of the work I've done over the years @MedH_ExSci_UOW, the places research has taken me (e.g., with @ISPGR), and the Virtual Reality therapeutic tools we are breaking ground with @VCUMCL Thanks @UAtacama #VR #ECR #phdlife

I’ll be on the lookout for conversation and coffee tomorrow @ISPGR! My koala has already made a head start on the second!! #ISPGR2019 #ISPGR2021

Finishing up at the VR in motion symposium! @ISPGR #ISPGR2019 – at Edinburgh, Scotland

Slowly coming back in to the @BalanceandFalls conference for an afternoon of all things vestibular! @ISPGR

Hey @ISPGR thought you might be keen to hear that @UBC @BalanceandFalls research cluster conference is starting now! Looking forward to hearing some exciting things over the next 2 days!

Thanks to jet lag I managed to be up bright and early to snap this on one of the first mornings of #ISPGR2017

#littlewinner #floridacasual #katiesbirthday!

Last talker of the last symposium session @ISPGR Hard to believe #ISPGR2017 is about to come to a close :(

@ISPGR Learning about non invasive brain stims like tDCS and TMS in symposium 3! #ISPGR2017