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School of Human Movement Studies

School of Human Movement Studies

Andrew Cresswell

BEd, MSc, Med Dr (Neuroscience)

  • Professor in Biomechanics/Neurophysiology
  • Chair, School Teaching and Learning Committee

Contact details

Rm 533
Phone: (+61) 7 3346 8771
Fax: (+61) 7 3365 6877
E-mail: a.cresswell@uq.edu.au

 

 

Background

 

Prof. Cresswell completed his medical doctorate in Neuroscience from the Karolinska Institute, Sweden, in 1993. He remained at the Karolinska Institute and University College of Physical Education and Sports until 2005 when he joined the academic staff at the University of Queensland with joint appointments in the Schools of Human Movement Studies and Health and Rehabilitation Sciences.

 

 

Research Interests

 

Prof. Cresswell's research interest is in the integration of neurophysiology and biomechanics (neuromechanics) to investigate the control of human movement. Particular research interests lie within the areas of: Motoneurone, reflex and cortical excitability during lengthening and shortening muscle actions; Neuromuscular fatigue; Reflex and voluntary activation of the abdominal musculature during controlled postural tasks.

 

 

Selected Publications

 

For a list of Prof. Cresswell's publications and research projects since commencement at The University of Queensland, please refer to the UQreSEARCHers website.

 

 

Research Students

 

Current research higher degree student topics under Prof.  Cresswell's supervision are also available through the UQreSEARCHers website.

 

Doctor of Philosophy (Principal)
  • Rachel Park
  • Tomomichi Oya

 

Doctor of Philosophy (Associate)
  • Thorlene Egerton

 

Master of Philosophy (Principal)
  • Benjamin Hoffman


 

 
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