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6TH WINTER SYMPOSIUM OF
“THE HUMAN MOTION PROJECT”
Working Title:
Real World Walking Speed - Definition, Measurement,
Validation and Regulatory Acceptance
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FEBRUARY 27, 2019
Venue:
Klinikum Rechts der Isar, TUM Munich / Germany
Topics:
Sensor technology and assessment criteria
Endpoints based on mobile accelerometry
Validation and steps towards regulatory acceptance
Wearables & clinical trials
Walking in chronic diseases & rehabilitation
Walking and cognition/dual tasking
Walking/running/exercise in space, Bed rest studies
Myokines
Walking and falling
Shoes and risk of injuries
Maternal/fetal motion
Acceleromics
Devices and gold standards
Big data and open access
Regulatory aspects for novel outcomes
Information & talks about the previous Winter Symposium:
peerj.com/collections/6-humanmotionproject
Contact:
Dr. Martin Daumer Hohenlindener Str. 1
SLCMSR e.V. - 81677 Munich, Germany
The Human Motion Institute Tel: +49 89 206026920
Mail: daumer@slcmsr.org Fax: +49 89 206026951
5TH WINTER SYMPOSIUM OF FINAL PROGRAM FINAL PROGRAM
“THE HUMAN MOTION PROJECT”
08:30 Registration & Coffee 13:15 Innovation by looking into extreme ends:
learning from astronaut training and pediatric
09:00 Mobile accelerometry in clinical trials:
rehabilitation for clinical trial methodology
towards regulatory decision making
Jörn Rittweger, Head of the Division of Muscle and
Martin Daumer, SLC-The Human Motion Institute, Trium
Opportunities arising Analysis Online, TU Munich, GER Bone Metabolism, German Aerospace Center, GER
09:15 Defining standards in accelerometry implementation and 13:30 Longitudinal data in ppMS patients including mobile
endpoints for clinical trials accelerometry: insights from the OPRIMS study
Novel Endpoints Generated by Bill Byrom, VP Product Strategy and Innovation, CRF Health, UK Jan-Patrick Stellmann, Clinical Scientist , Institute of
Neuroimmunology and Multiple Sclerosis (INMIMS),
Mobile Accelerometry for Use in 09:30 Beyond daily steps and energy expenditure: University Medical Center Hamburg-Eppendorf (UKE), GER
the next “step” in physical activity parameters
Phase III Clinical Trials Bernd Grimm, Fellow of International Orthopaedic 13:45 Discussion
Research, Past-President EORS, GER
14:00 In vivo load measurements with instrumented implants
Philipp Damm, Julius Wolff Institute for Biomechanics
>> MARCH 07, 2018
POSTERS REGISTRATION GENERAL INFORMATION
»» Activity tracking with smart devices: precision in real world Registration fee Site Map
measurements and the quest for the gold standard Industry 400€
Ferdinand Heinrich1, Thomas Höller1, Christoph Horlebein1, Public Research Institution 250€
Carla Pregel Hoderlein1 PhD students 100€
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Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering, TU Munich
Students 50€
»» Study on classification of fetal risk from cardiotocography Students presenting poster free
data using machine learning techniques Interested patients free
Ülkü Karaduman1, Burakhan Koyuncu1, Emre Mericboyu1, Christian Widderich1
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Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering, TU Munich Press free
Speakers free
»» Functional enhancement of activity monitoring by building
custom data visualization
Muneer Ahmad1, Liubov Semenova1 Scan QR-Code or go to:
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Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering, TU Munich https://goo.gl/forms/CQlQvBfVV9wQN3qz1
»» Recovery of habitual gait speed after 60 days of bed rest in
young healthy male subjects Last minute registration: plus 20%
Marcello Grassi1,2, Martin Daumer1,2, Jörn Rittweger³ All fees include 19% VAT
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SLC-The Human Motion Institute, 2 Trium Analysis Online, Fee includes drinks & lunch
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German Aerospace Center
»» Towards large-scale learning for intensity classification of daily Payment of Fees We recommend the use of public transportation.
activities: A step towards standardization of accelerometry All fees for registration should be paid in Euro (€) in advance to Sylvia Nearby parking garage (fee required)
V. Farrahi1, M. Niemelä1, P. Tjurin1, M. Kangas1,2, Lawry Centre e.V. – The Human Motion Institute, stating the participant’s "Parkhaus Hofbräukeller"
R. Korpelainen2,3, T. Jämsä1,2 name and address. Bank charges are the responsibility of the payer and Innere Wiener Straße 19
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Research Unit of Medical Imaging, Physics and Technology (MIPT), should be paid in addition to the registration fees. Payment can be 81667 München
University of Oulu, Oulu, Finland; 2Medical Research Center, Oulu effected by bank transfer to:
University Hospital and University of Oulu, Finland; 3Center for Life
Course Health Research, University of Oulu, Oulu, Finland Academic Partners Press & Dissemination
Account holder/beneficiary:
»» Pervasive physical activity monitoring from wearable devices Sylvia Lawry Centre for Multiple Sclerosis Research e.V.
Joana Silva1
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Fraunhofer Portugal Research Center for Assistive Information and Financial institution:
Communication Solutions HypoVereinsbank Munich
»» Precision and patient acceptance of a belt-worn wearable (actibelt) in Innere Wiener Str. 60 - 81667 München
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patients with osteoporosis and/or after trauma surgery
IBAN-Code DE70 7002 0270 00 36 198 214
M. Daumer1,2, J. Fürmetz3, A. Keppler3, H. Höfling4, A. Müller4,
S. Hariry4, M. Schieker4, M. Grassi 1,2, B. Greese2, T. Nuritdinow1,
G. Aigner2 , C. Lederer1 , W. Böcker3 Confirmation
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SLCMSR e.V. - The Human Motion Institute – Munich; 2Trium Analysis Online
Upon receipt of the correct registration fee, each participant will receive
GmbH – Munich; 3LMU Department of General, Trauma and Reconstructive
a confirmation of registration. Please bring this confirmation to the
Surgery; 4Novartis Institutes for Biomedical Research - Basel
registration desk as proof of your registration.
»» Pervasive physical activity monitoring from wearable devices Organizing Committee
Joana Silva1, Inês Sousa1
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Fraunhofer Portugal Research Center for Assistive Information and Cancellation Policy Martin Daumer, SLC-The Human Motion Institute, Trium, TU Munich
Communication Solutions Refund of registration fees will be as follows: Bill Byrom, VP Product Strategy and Innovation, CRF Health, UK
- No refund on cancellations after March 5th , 2018 Bernd Grimm, Fellow of International Orthopaedic Research, Past-
The organizers reserve the right for rearrangements President EORS
Oliver Hayden, Heinz-Nixdorf-Chair of Biomedical Electronics
Interested to present a poster, give a talk or exhibit? Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering TranslaTUM,
Campus Klinikum rechts der Isar, TU Munich
Please contact:
Dr. Martin Daumer Hohenlindener Str. 1 REGISTRATION CLOSING DATE
SLCMSR e.V. - 81677 Munich, Germany
The Human Motion Institute Tel: +49 89 2060269-20 MONDAY MARCH 5TH, 2018 WLAN access
E-Mail: daumer@slcmsr.org Fax: +49 89 2060269-51 Please follow the instruction of the LRZ
Website: thehumanmotioninstitute.org https://www.lrz.de/services/netz/wlan_en/bayernwlan_en/
4TH WINTER SYMPOSIUM OF
“THE HUMAN MOTION PROJECT” FINAL PROGRAM FINAL PROGRAM
08:00 Registration & Coffee Posters
09:00 Introduction - walking in Tourette’s traces »» Walking speed in the Berlin Aging Study (BASE-II) Walking speed in
Martin Daumer, SLC, Human Motion Institute, Trium Analysis real life: some results from the Base 2 study
Online, TUM, Munich Kiselev J1, Demuth I1, Steinhagen-Thiessen E1, Neuhaus A3,
Nuritdinow T2 3 , Daumer M2 3
09:20 Mobility and prognosis in geriatric trauma 1 Charité - Universitätsmedizin Berlin
Wolfgang Böcker, LMU, Klinik für Allgemeine, Unfall und 2 SLCMSR e.V. - The Human Motion Institute
Wiederherstellungschirurgie, Munich 3 Trium Analysis Online
09:40 What limits Human Performance? »» Validation of the Actibelt® speed measurement in patients with
Physiological factors dizziness and vertigo
Ylva Hellsten, University of Copenhagen Schniepp R1, Rampmaier V1, , Nuritdinow T2, 3 , Daumer M2, 3
Is Walking Speed a Vital Sign 10:00 Discussion
1 German Center for Vertigo and Balance Disorders, Department of
Neurology, Ludwig-Maximilians-University of Munich, Germany
or a Sign of Vitality? 10:15 Coffee break & Poster 2 SLCMSR e.V. - The Human Motion Institute
3 Trium Analysis Online
11:00 Is gait speed ready for use as outcome in clinical trials?
Stephanie Studenski, National Institute on Aging, Baltimore »» Gait pattern and daily activity in patients with
transfemoral amputation
MUNICH 11:30 How to train your muscles in space - results from the
Sarcolab study
Müßig JA., Brauner T, Kröger I, Varady PA, Klöpfer-Krämer I, Brand A,
Horstmann T, Augat P
>> MARCH 08, 2017
Klinikum rechts der Isar
Technische Universität München
THE VISION TEXT
REGISTRATION
VON MARTIN GENERAL INFORMATION
Lageplan Klinikum rechts der Isar
The vision of the Human Motion Project is to become a successful Registration fee Site Map
analogue of the Human Genome Project: improving human health
Industry: 400€
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Public research institution: 250€ We recommend the use of public transportation.
monitoring of human motion. The basis is a growing “critical path tr a ß e
PhD students: 100€ N ig e rs Nearby parking garage (fee required) Klinikum rechts der Isa
toolbox” and a biomedical data warehouse for collecting, archiving,
"Parkhaus Hofbräukeller" Technische Universität
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for human health - with or without drug treatment. We’ll go from the name and address. Bank charges are the responsibility of the payer and Academic Partners
clinical aspects to computational aspects (devices/sensors, data, algo- should be paid in addition to the registration fees. Payment can be effect-
rithms, analysis, transmission) to the very important regulatory aspects ed by bank transfer to:
of clinical trials and medical devices (safety, efficacy, feasibility). Experts
from university hospitals, research centers, Account holder/beneficiary:
rehabilitations centers, manufacturers of medical devices, pharmaceu- Sylvia Lawry Centre for Multiple Sclerosis Research e.V.
tical companies, patients* and regulatory bodies will cover the broad Financial institution:
spectrum of topics with a clear focus: to help the field to jointly establish HypoVereinsbank Munich Press Sponsored by
a new set of meaningful clinical endpoints linked to objective measures Innere Wiener Str. 60 - 81667 München
of human motion. SWIFT/BIC HYVEDEMMXXX
IBAN-Code DE70 7002 0270 00 36 198 214
Abstracts and talks are expected to be published by our partner PeerJ in
the “human motion collection”, as in previous symposia and workshops. Confirmation
Upon receipt of the correct registration fee, each participant will receive Organizing Committee
https://peerj.com/collections/6-humanmotionproject/ a confirmation of registration. Please bring this confirmation to the Martin Daumer, SLC, Human Motion Institute, Trium, TUM, Munich
registration desk as proof of your registration. Ylva Hellsten, Department of Nutrition, Exercise and Sport,
University of Copenhagen
Jörn Rittweger, German Aerospace Center, Institute of Aerospace
Martin Daumer Cancellation Policy Medicine, Space Physiology, DLR Cologne
Chair Organizing Committee Refund of registration fees will be as follows:
- until end of January 2017: 100% refund
- until end of February 2017: 50% refund
* we expect almost everyone in the audience to have - No refund on cancellations after March 4th , 2017
“experience” as a patient in one way or another. WLAN access in Auditorium B:
SSID (“WLAN-Name”): mwn-events
REGISTRATION CLOSING DATE
Benutzername: “HMP2017”
Passwort: “B8G0UMWp”
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 28TH, 2017 Please follow the instruction of the LRZ
http://www.lrz.de/services/netz/wlan-en/mwn-events-en/
3RD WINTER SYMPOSIUM OF
"THE HUMAN MOTION PROJECT" PRELIMINARY PROGRAMME PRELIMINARY PROGRAMME
08:30 Registration & Coffee 12:30 Lunch, Poster & Exhibition
09:00 Welcome by the Organizing Committee 14:00 Session 4 - From computational to regulatory aspects
MoveLab - physical activity and excercise
09:15 Session 1 Clinical aspects Michael Trenell, Newcastle University
»» The effect of walking/low intensity aerobic exercise on »» Automated assessment of motor dysfunction
cardiovascular health: evidence from the literature Jonas Dorn, Scripps Research Institute, Novartis, Basel
Ylva Hellsten, University of Copenhagen »» Activity assessment in medical devices
»» Vestibulocerebellar control of gait - what can we learn Raphael Schneider, Medtronic Bakken Research Center,
from in-laboratory and off-laboratory measurements? Maastricht
Roman Schniepp, LMU, German Center for Vertigo and
Balance Disorders, Munich 14:45 Discussion
»» Heart rate variability and heart rate turbulence
Is walking really medicine? Georg Schmidt, TUM MRI, Munich 15:00 Session 5 - Regulatory aspects
»» Philosophy of pharmacology: Safety, statistical
Walking as outcome and treatment - using mobile accelerometry
10:00 Discussion standards, and evidence amalgamation
Barbara Osimani, LMU, Munich
10:15 Session 2 - From clinical to computational aspects »» Medical device safety: Investigating contributions of
MUNICH »» Are all strains equal? human factors
Jörn Rittweger, Space Physiology, DLR, Cologne
FRIDAY, MARCH 11TH, 2016 »» Impact of fetal & maternal movement on fetal state
Kathrin Lange, BfArM/EMA, Bonn
»» Exercise and devices in pragmatic trials in Hypertension
K.T.M. Schneider, TUM MRI, Munich Thomas M. MacDonald, University of Dundee
»» Long-term bedrest study and Astronaut training »» Discussion: What next?
Venue
Edwin Mulder, Space Physiology, DLR, Cologne
Klinikum rechts der Isar Technische Universität München
»» Computational aspects of dysregulation - 16:00 Summary, Funding and Outlook
Ismaninger Str. 22 - 81675 Munich
a perspective from dynamic modelling Farewell Apero
Auditorium B
Gerald Schuster, Rutgers University, New Jersey
Register here till Monday, February 29th , 2016 The organizers reserve the right for rearrangements
Scan QR-Code or go to: 11:15 Coffee Break
http://goo.gl/forms/TEjiRhP39i
11:45 Session 3 - Computational aspects
»» Pattern recognition of data from movement
analysis – from bench to bedside?
Cauchy Pradhan, LMU, German Center for Vertigo and
Balance Disorders, Munich
»» Attractor-based kinematic gait analysis -
methodological & clinical considerations
Link to information & talks about the previous Symposium Christian Dettmers / Manfred Vieten, Clinics
https://peerj.com/collections/6-humanmotionproject/ Schmieder, University Konstanz
Interested to present a poster, give a talk or exhibit?
»» Healthy and disturbed sleep:
Please contact:
from the laboratory to actigraphy
Thomas Penzel, Charité, Berlin Dr. Martin Daumer Hohenlindener Str. 1
SLCMSR e.V. - 81677 Munich, Germany
The Human Motion Institute Tel: +49 89 206026920
E-Mail: daumer@slcmsr.org Fax: +49 89 206026951
Website: thehumanmotioninstitute.org
Klinikum rechts der Isar
Technische Universität München
THE VISION TEXT
REGISTRATION
VON MARTIN Lageplan Klinikum rechts der Isar GERNARAL INFORMATION
The vision of the Human Motion Project is to become a Registration fee Site plan
successful analogue of the Human Genome Project: improving Idustry: 400€
human health by an open collaborative technology platform for Public research institution: 250€ tr a ß e
the mobile medical monitoring of human motion. The basis is a PhD students: 100€ N ig e rs Klinikum rechts der I
Technische Universit
growing “critical path toolbox” and a biomedical data ware- Students: 50€ Ismaninger Str. 22, 8
house for collecting, archiving, analyzing, and disseminating Students presenting poster: free
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Bus: Linie 91/191/192
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As a fundamental element of “human motion” we will focus Financial institution:
during this day on various aspects and consequences of HypoVereinsbank Munich Academic Partners
walking/not walking for human health - with or without Innere Wiener Str. 60 - 81667 München
drug treatment. We’ll go from the clinical aspects to SWIFT/BIC HYVEDEMMXXX
IBAN-Code DE70 7002 0270 00 36 198 214
computational aspects (devices/sensors, data, algorithms,
analysis, transmission) to the very important regulatory Confirmation
aspects of clinical trials and medical devices (safety, efficacy, Upon receipt of the correct registration fee, each participant will receive
feasibility). Experts from University hospitals, rehabilitations Supported by Sponserd by
a confirmation of registration. Please bring this confirmation to the
centers, manufacturers of medical devices, pharmaceutical registration desk as proof of your registration.
companies, patients* and regulatory bodies will cover the
broad spectrum of topics with a clear focus: to help the field Cancellation Policy
to jointly establish a new set of meaningful clinical endpoints Refund of registration fees will be as follows:
linked to objective measures of human motion. - until end of January 2016: 100% refund
- until end of February 2016: 50% refund Press
- No refund on cancellations after March 4th , 2016
Abstracts and Talks are expected to be published by our
partner PeerJ in the “human motion collection”, as in previous
symposia and workshops.
https://peerj.com/collections/6-humanmotionproject/
Organizing Committee
Martin Daumer (PhD), SLC, Human Motion Institute, Trium, TUM, Munich
REGISTRATION CLOSING DATE
Jörn Rittweger (MD), Space Physiology, DLR, Cologne
Martin Daumer/Roman Schniepp/Jörn Rittweger Roman Schniepp (MD), LMU, German Center for Vertigo, Munich
Organizing Committee
MONDAY, FEBRUARY 29TH, 2016 WLAN access in Auditorium B:
* we expect almost everyone in the audience to have SSID (“WLAN-Name”): mwn-events
“experience” as a patient in one way or another. UserID: “THMP”
PW: “j22heoWu”
Please follow the instruction of the LRZ
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humanmotionproject
Program Program
The 2nd Winter Symposium of the
HUMAN MOTION PROJECT
08:00 Registration | Coffee 11:45 Symposium 2
Exercise and Disease
From Gait Labs to 08:30 Welcome by the Organizing Committee What is the real world in carcinogenesis?
the Real World
Björn Brücher*,
Theodor Billroth Academy, Munich | Sacramento
08:45 Introduction: The Science of Walking
Andreas Mayer*, Centre Alexandre Koyré - Histoire Prehabilitation - Exercise before Arthroplasty
des Sciences et des Techniques, CNRS/EHESS, Paris Lothar Seefried*, University of Würzburg
09:15 Keynote 1 The Copenhagen Women study:
Preliminary data related to cardiovascular health
"Acceleromics" - a new era of measuring Ylva Hellsten*, University of Copenhagen
mobility in clinical research
Martin Daumer*, SLC - Human Motion Institute | Trium |
TUM, Munich
12:30 Buffet Lunch & Physical Activity
Parcours - Balance and gait tests,
09:45 Symposium 1
Clinical gold standards & physiotherapy, natural walking and running
mobile accelerometry to measure outcome shoes, poster & exhibition
Assessment of posture and gait at the
Munich-Aibling-Balance Unit
Klaus Jahn*, Schön Klinik Bad Aibling and German
14:00 Keynote 3
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Center for Vertigo and Balance Disorders, Munich
Validation studies for mobility outcomes
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Jörg Goldhahn*, NIBR, Basel | ETH, Zürich
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TI O N C Fundamental motion outcomes
German Center for Vertigo and Balance Disorders,
Munich
Steps
Reto W. Kressig*, University of Basel
Ecologic validity of methods to assess walking
ability in MS Walking speed
click here Patrick Stellman*, UKE, Hamburg Eling de Bruin* - dual task, ETH, Zürich
to register Accelerometry in Parkinson‘s disease
Falls
Markus Hobert*, HIH, Tübingen
http://goo.gl/forms/jRSooHZKwj Jochen Klenk*, University Ulm
Gait variability for quantification of the
10:45 Coffee Break & Posters human sensory-motor system
Niklas König*, ETH, Zürich
organized by
11:15 Keynote 2
Performance at old age 15:15 Coffee Break & Posters
Jörn Rittweger*, Space Physiology, DLR, Cologne
Program Information
16:00 Keynote 4 Venue Floor plan
Regulator’s view on the scientific and Klinikum der Universität München (LMU)
regulatory challenges in new mobility Campus Großhadern r
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Gabriele Schlosser-Weber*, BfArM/EMA, Bonn Au
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Marchioninistr. 15
16:30 Symposium 4
Panel Discussion: Big Data, 81377 Munich - Germany
Validation & Transparency Approach: www.klinikum.uni-muenchen.de
Information extraction and transparency in
big data processing Klinikum Großhadern
Ieuan Clay*, NIBR, Basel
How to get better data in medicine Time
Tom MacDonald*, University of Dundee Friday, March 6th 2015
Provocative statements: Publishing the wish to 8:00 – 18:00
share data vs sharing data
Registration
Governance: How to build structures to guarantee Academic Partners
Industry 360€
the development of meaningful & valid outcomes
Public research institution 240€
Funding & Independence PhD Students 80€
Students 40€
17:45 Summary & Farewell Students presenting poster free
Interested patients free
18:00 "Goodbye Drinks" Press free Sponsored by Supported by
All fees are subject to an additional 19% VAT - not refundable
All fees include drinks & lunch
* Speakers confirmed participation
The organizers reserve the right for rearrangements Some hotels (near Campus Großhadern)
Press/Publication
Interested to present a poster, give a talk or exhibit? www.hotel-thalmair.de
Please contact: www.hotel-neumayr.de PeerJ - Human Motion Collection
Dr. Martin Daumer www.empress-hotel.de www.PeerJ.com
Director Foot & Ankle
SLCMSR e.V. – The Human Motion Institute
Hohenlindener Str. 1 Space is limited, please register early
81677 Munich, Germany
Closing date for Registration Organizing Committee
Tel: +49 89 206026920 Martin Daumer PhD, SLC, Human Motion Institute, Trium, TUM
Fax: +49 89 206026951 February 27th 2015 Jörg Goldhahn MD, NIBR, ETH Zürich
Mail: daumer@slcmsr.org "last minute" registration possible (+20%) Klaus Jahn MD, LMU, German Center for Vertigo and
Website: thehumanmotioninstitute.org Balance Disorders
1st Winter Symposium of “The Human Motion Project”
February 5th 2014
Hilton Munich City Hotel, Rosenheimer Straße 15, 81667 Munich
The vision of the Human Motion Project is to become a successful analogue of the Human Genome Project: improving human
health by an open collaborative technology platform for the mobile medical monitoring of human motion. The basis is a growing
“critical path toolbox” and a biomedical data warehouse for collecting, archiving, analysing, and disseminating human motion
data including a library of validated algorithms.
08:30 – 09:00 Registration / Coffee
09:00 – 09:15 “The Human Motion Project” & Agile Learning
Dr. Martin Daumer
09:15 – 09:45 Biomechanics of sport shoes & running injuries
Prof. Markus Walther, Director Schönklinik/Harlaching, Munich
09:45 – 10:05 Biomechanics of lower limbs from the view of Spiraldynamic
Dr. Jens Wippert, elementhera, Munich
10:05 – 10:20 Meta Products - towards a “gait/running style app”
Dr. Martin Daumer & Student team
10:20 – 11:00 Coffee Break & Exhibition
Natural running, Meta products (EASY IMP - EU FP7) etc.
11:00 – 11:30 Falls as outcome in clinical trials
Dr. Jörg Goldhahn, Novartis, Basel; Niklas König, ETH Zürich
11:30 – 11:45 The importance of patient compliance
Miriam Porter, Novartis, Basel
11:45 – 12:10 Validation of methods to detect falls - Biomechanics of
fractures and falling
Prof. William R. Taylor, Institute for Biomechanics, ETH Zürich
12:10 – 12:30 Gait & Posture Analysis in the “Deutsches Zentrum für
Schwindel- und Gleichgewichtsstörung”
Dr. Roman Schniepp, LMU Schwindel- und
Gleichgeswichtsstörung, Munich
12:30 – 13:30 Lunch & Exhibition gait/balance/falls
13:30 – 14:00 Mobile accelerometry for measuring gait, balance and falls
Dr. Martin Daumer & Student team (mediolateral sway, gait
speed and variability measures, Fall detection)
14:00 – 14:30 Myokines and clinical trials
Prof. Ylva Hellsten, Department of Nutrition, Exercise and
Sports, University of Copenhagen
14:30 – 15:00 Coffee Break & Exhibition
15:00 – 15:20 Stress, Pain and Sport
Prof. Dr. Pia-Maria Wippert, Universität Potsdam
15:20 – 15:40 your724.com: the key to move your health?
Dr. Martin Daumer & student team
15:40 – 16:00 Controversy: Acceleromics & Genomics
what are the lessons from FDA’s ban of www.23andME.com?
Contact
Dr. Martin Daumer
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Sylvia Lawry Centre –
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Hohenlindener Str. 1
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Germany
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