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Dr. Anne Krause is a researcher at the Institute for Training Science and Sports Informatics at the German Sport University Cologne. She is actively involved in research related to neuromuscular control, motor rehabilitation, and the physiological effects of altered gravity, with a focus on sensorimotor adaptation and whole-body vibration therapy. Her work bridges sports science, clinical rehabilitation, and space medicine.
Her research interests center on neuromuscular control, postural stability, and rehabilitation interventions, particularly in conditions such as cerebral palsy and in extreme environments like microgravity. She employs biomechanical and neurophysiological methods to investigate how the human motor system adapts to perturbations, loading conditions, and therapeutic stimuli such as vibration. Her work has implications for both athletic performance and clinical populations.
The trend in her publications from 2013 to 2017 reflects a strong focus on neurophysiological adaptation, sensorimotor training, and rehabilitation technologies. Her studies span diverse environments—from clinical settings with cerebral palsy patients to parabolic flight experiments simulating space conditions. This interdisciplinary approach integrates sports science with neurology and aerospace medicine.
Scientific Awards:
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Advising and Grants:
There is no explicit mention of students advised or research grants obtained. However, her collaborative work with senior researchers at DSHS suggests active participation in funded research projects, particularly in biomechanics and rehabilitation science. She has contributed to pilot studies involving clinical populations, indicating engagement with translational research.
Labs and Teams:
Dr. Krause is part of the research team at the Institute for Training Science and Sports Informatics at DSHS Cologne, collaborating closely with Prof. Albert Gollhofer, Dr. Ralf Ritzmann, and Dr. Katrin Freyler. This group conducts high-level research in motor control, biomechanics, and space-related physiology, utilizing advanced laboratory setups including vibration platforms, motion capture systems, and participation in parabolic flight campaigns.
