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Andreas Wulff-Abramsson serves as a Special Consultant in the Department of Nutrition, Exercise and Sports at the University of Copenhagen, affiliated with the Movement and Neuroscience research group. His interdisciplinary work bridges neuroscience, virtual reality, and motor control, focusing on embodied learning applications and neural mechanisms of cognition and movement.
His primary research interests include Neuroscience, Motor Control, Virtual Reality, Cognitive Science, EEG, and Embodied Learning. He investigates how virtual environments influence educational outcomes in children, neural correlates of motor function across age groups, and sensory processing mechanisms using EEG and VR methodologies. His experimental approach integrates cognitive psychology with advanced neuroimaging techniques to explore embodied cognition.
Recent publications reveal a strong trend toward applied neuroscience, particularly VR-enhanced educational interventions for early literacy and detailed EEG analyses of motor control and sensory processing. His work consistently combines experimental rigor with innovative technology applications, spanning educational psychology, film cognition, and human-computer interaction domains.
Wulff-Abramsson operates within the Movement and Neuroscience team at NEXS, which examines the intersection of physical activity, nutrition, and brain health. This group employs virtual reality systems, EEG recording, and motion analysis to investigate fundamental neural processes underlying movement and cognitive function across diverse populations.
