Matthieu Guemann

Matthieu Guemann serves as a Lecturer at the School of Physiotherapy, University of Orléans, where his academic work bridges neuroscience and clinical rehabilitation.

His research centers on sensory substitution mechanisms for limb amputation patients, utilizing tactile stimulation to recreate proprioceptive and force feedback through prosthetic interfaces. He investigates resultant neuroplastic adaptations in cortical mapping, distortions in bodily self-perception, and therapeutic implications for phantom limb pain management. Complementing this, he teaches advanced methodology courses covering critical appraisal, statistical analysis, and scientific communication protocols.

Scientific Awards: None documented in source materials.

Advising and Grants: No verifiable information regarding supervisees, research funding, or collaborative projects was provided in the institutional profile. Teaching responsibilities emphasize evidence-based practice frameworks across graduate rehabilitation curricula.