US EditionSeverity as a Sine Qua Non for the Coordination of Movements
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To understand the role played by gravity on the grip of objects on earth. And, then, to analyse the process of handling these objects in a private environment of felt gravity (the astronauts). These are the objectives of Dr. Philippe Lefèvre and Dr. Jean-Louis Thonnard, respectively researchers in engineering sciences and in motor science at UCL. The findings of 21 years of research have just been published. Constant adaptation We manipulate obj…
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