Stephan Swinnen: advisors and students

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Stephan Swinnen

Also known as Stephan P Swinnen (Wikidata)

Researcher ORCID ID = 0000-0001-7173-435X

Supervised 27 doctoral students between 2006 and 2026. Linked to Wikidata, ORCID, and 2 other registers.

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Kia Puustinen “Unravelling the association between insulin sensitivity and brain metabolites and exploring the therapeutic impact of exercise as an early intervention”
2026 · doctoral
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Shanti Van Malderen “The aging cerebellum: how differences in inhibition and neurometabolite levels relate to motor function”
2025 · doctoral
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Joana Frieske “Modulations of motor network connectivity in the aging brain and their effect on movement control”
2025 · doctoral
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Melina Hehl “The neural correlates of bimanual motor learning: Neurometabolites, synaptic density, and effective premotor–motor connectivity”
2024 · doctoral
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Hong Li “The role of neurometabolites in human behavior and learning”
2024 · doctoral
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Amirhossein Rasooli “Age-related differences in action selection and learning A multimodal brain imaging approach”
2024 · doctoral
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Simon Titone “Connectivity in large-scale brain networks and sleep-dependent motor memory consolidation”
2023 · doctoral
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Celine Maes “Neural dedifferentiation in the aging brain: the role of GABA and implications for motor performance”
2021 · doctoral
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Nina Dolfen “A Multimodal Neuroimaging Investigation into the Modulation of Motor Memory Consolidation By Stress”
2020 · doctoral
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T. Santos Monteiro “BRAIN CONNECTIVITY, AGING AND MOTOR BEHAVIOR”
2019 · doctoral
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L. Hermans “Neural correlates of motor inhibition. Studies on the importance of the subcortical structures and GABAergic neurotransmission”
2018 · doctoral
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Lisa Pauwels “Challenge to promote change: the neural correlates of the contextual interference effect”
2017 · doctoral
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Evelien Nackaerts “Consolidation of motor learning of writing skills and its underlying neural connectivity pattern in Parkinson's disease”
2017 · doctoral
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Sharissa Corporaal “Brain substrates of sensorimotor control during upper and lower limb coordination in youth”
2017 · doctoral
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Laura Milena Rueda Delgado “Ageing and brain plasticity. Training-induced alterations in spectral power of the brain and motor coordination”
2017 · doctoral
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Toon de Beukelaar “Motor Memory Formation: A Neurobehavioral Investigation”
2015 · doctoral
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David Drijkoningen “Associations between brain structure and control of balance and gait in young patients with traumatic brain injury”
2015 · doctoral
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Madelon Pijnenburg “The neural basis of complex postural tasks in individuals with and without non-specific low back pain”
2015 · doctoral
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Leen Serbruyns “Bimanuele Coördinatie en Switching Gedrag: de rol van veranderingen inhersenstructuur in achteruitgang van prestatie bij veroudering”
2015 · doctoral
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Jolien Gooijers “Bimanual motor control: functional and structural brain measures in healthy subjects and traumatic brain injury patients”
2014 · doctoral
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Hendrika Petronella Leunissen “Cognitive control over action: studies in healthy young adults and patients with traumatic brain injury”
2014 · doctoral
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Annouchka Van Impe “Age-related changes in brain structure and function in the context of motor control.”
2012 · doctoral
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Femke van den Berg “Hemispheric asymmetries of premotor and primary motor cortex in motor control as revealed by "virtual lesion" TMS”
2011 · doctoral
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Karen Caeyenberghs “Motor behavior in children and adolescents with traumatic brain injury: Brain structure and function”
2010 · doctoral
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Kaat Alaerts “Characteristics of the human mirror system Measurements of primary motor cortex activity using transcranial magnetic stimulation”
2009 · doctoral
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Sophie Vangheluwe “Central representations of interlimb coordination patterns: analysis of behaviour and brain activity”
2006 · doctoral
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Els Wierinck “The use of a navigation system-based feedback on the learning process of motoric skills during tooth drilling.”
2006 · doctoral

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