Kevin De Pauw

Kevin De Pauw is a postdoctoral researcher at the Department of Physiotherapy, Human Physiology and Anatomy at Vrije Universiteit Brussel (VUB). He actively contributes to 12 research projects with a focus on robotics, mental fatigue, brain physiology, and sports physiotherapy.

• Current projects include Brubotics, APEX, and TBrainBoost
• Collaboration network spans Belgium, Germany, and Netherlands
• Key research themes: Mental Fatigue (100%), Robotics (100%), and Prosthetics (52%)

Research Interests: His work explores the intersection of brain physiology, fatigue mechanisms, and robotics applications in rehabilitation. He develops predictive musculoskeletal simulations and investigates inter-limb asymmetry in athletes.

Article Trends: Recent publications show increasing focus on robot-assisted rehabilitation, brain neuroplasticity, and mental fatigue quantification. Research combines AI-driven wearable robotics with neurophysiological monitoring.

Student Supervision: He mentors Master's students in topics related to

• Lower limb asymmetry analysis
• Adolescent cognition-fitness relationships
• Exoskeleton interface design

Laboratory Affiliation: Member of Brubotics and TBrainBoost teams at VUB, working on sustainable human-centered robotics and neurocirculation enhancement technologies.