Active Living Technologies
This theme’s research aims to enable lifelong active living to enhance musculoskeletal health and general health.
This group aims to enable active living across the life span for healthy ageing, focussing on rehabilitation for people with musculoskeletal, neurological and respiratory conditions. Our interdisciplinary research involves close collaboration with colleagues in Engineering, Medicine, Primary Care, Psychology, and the Institute for Life Sciences.
Understanding the physiological and biomechanical mechanisms associated with normal and impaired function and recovery are key to achieving our objectives. Patient and public involvement (PPI) is central to all our research and ensures we continue to study what matters most to patients and our work translates to clinical practice.
Our three groups focus on:
This theme’s research aims to enable lifelong active living to enhance musculoskeletal health and general health.
This theme’s research aims to enable lifelong active living to enhance musculoskeletal health and general health.
Breathing Research supports a range of projects from basic physiological investigations to therapeutic trials.
We engage actively in the Allied Health Research Network to support clinicians to take part in and utilise research in their practice.
Our group leads the Southern Central Hub of the Network promoting clinician led research.
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