The purpose of Center for Sensory-Motor Interaction (SMI) is to study basic and clinical aspects of human sensory-motor interaction and to develop new diagnostic and therapeutic methods.

SMI is an international research and training center with 50% of the staff coming from abroad, and the working language is English.

News:

• Professor Dejan Popovic elected Corresponding Member of Serbian Academy of Sciences and Arts (SANU)
• BioMed Community presenting SMI on YouTube
• "Derfor får du ømme muskler to dage efter hård træning" (in Danish)
• "Nyt hydraulisk udstyr skal forebygge vridskader hos sportsfolk" (in Danish)
• Uwe Kersting received the Asics Advanced Research award
  at the ISB 2009 - footwear biomechanics group meeting, July 2009.
• Parisa Gazerani awarded best basic science research poster award
  at 29th Annual Canadian Pain Society Conference, May 2009
• "Teknologi skal bekæmpe ekstreme skiskader" (in Danish)
• "Brænder for smerten" (PDF pp. 44f, in Danish)

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SMI is today a comprehensive and integrated unit focusing on basic and applied research together with education, training, and innovation.

More info: About SMI