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Emeritus Professor Maria Stokes

Emeritus Professor Maria Stokes

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Email: M.Stokes@soton.ac.uk

Tel: +44 23 8059 6868

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Research Publications Biography
Research Publications Biography

Research

Research groups

Research projects

Active projects

Arthritis Research UK Centre for Sport, Exercise and Osteoarthritis
Sponsor: Versus Arthritis
Senior Investigator Award

Completed projects

Muscle Tone in Space: Myotones experiment on the ISS (ILSRA-2014-0015)
Sponsor: Science And Technology Facilities Council
Interactive system for assessment and training of manual task performance in astronauts to enable safe and effective planetary excursions (SpaceM-Mark) Phase 1
Sponsor: Science And Technology Facilities Council
Lumbopelvic adaptations to microgravity: maintenance and recovery of spinal health through in-flight countermeasures and
Sponsor: Science And Technology Facilities Council
Consortium on Practices of WEllbeing and Resilience (Co-POWER) in BAME Families and Communities
Prof Maria Stokes (Kitsell) PPEF Patello/Femoral Study
Sponsor: Private Physiotherapy Educational Foundation
Prof Maria Stokes ARC Equipment Grant
Sponsor: Versus Arthritis
Maria Stokes ARUK Sports Injury and Osteoarthritis
Sponsor: Versus Arthritis
Prof Maria Stokes ETT Movement Test
Sponsor: ETT S.r.l (Electronic Technology Team)
MOTH Programme
Dr Sarah Mottram PPEF Dissociation of the Scapula
Sponsor: Private Physiotherapy Educational Foundation
Prof Maria Stokes Ion Studentship J Whittaker
Sponsor: Ion Medical Solutions
Forrester A - ESPRIT PoC EPSRC Imperial
Sponsor: EPSRC
HEIF 2018/19 Warner
HEIF 2018/19 Turk
Jo Adams ARC START study
Sponsor: Versus Arthritis
Dr Jo Adams Ascension Orthopedics Predictors & Effectiveness of Proximal Interphalangeal Joint Surgery
Sponsor: Ascension Orthopedics Inc
IDA study
A Tongue Movement Command and Control System Based on Aural Flow
Sponsor: EPSRC
(Dissemination Budget Open Only - 103) Jane Burridge NIHR i4i: Mechanical Muscle Activity with Real-time Kinematics (M-MARK): A novel combination of existing technologies to improve arm recovery following stroke
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