CORDIS Project
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This project studies the development of independent walking in children, particularly focusing on the neural and muscular coordination involved. It aims to identify effective rehabilitation strategies for children with walking impairments, such as cerebral palsy.
A child’s first steps may be small, but they are a giant leap for its development.
Children have an instinct to walk from the moment they are born – a 'stepping reflex' hardwired in their neural circuitry – but it typically takes about one year before they can start walking independently.
In a pioneering work published on Science in 2011, I demonstrated that the coordinated muscle activation in neonate stepping is described by two basic activation patterns that are retained throughout developmen…
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