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Reinhard Blickhan
Researcher at University of Jena
Publications - 177
Citations - 10931
Reinhard Blickhan is an academic researcher from University of Jena. The author has contributed to research in topics: Isometric exercise & Ground reaction force. The author has an hindex of 47, co-authored 173 publications receiving 10016 citations. Previous affiliations of Reinhard Blickhan include Darmstadt University of Applied Sciences & Saarland University.
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Proof of concept of an artificial muscle: Theoretical model, numerical model, and hardware experiment
TL;DR: The numerical model and hardware prototype together can be seen as a well-founded starting point for the development of Hill-type artificial muscles and opens up new vistas for the technical realization of natural movements with rehabilitation devices.
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Group specific behavior of biarticular upper leg muscles exemplified by sledge
Thomas Ertelt,Reinhard Blickhan +1 more
TL;DR: By means of so-called sledge jumps, experimentally examined the behavior of M. biceps femoris for two groups, jumpers and non-jumpers, whose task was to push the sledge with different loads and different speeds, showing a specific behavior of the muscles for each group — which seems to affect the muscle coordination and has crucial influence on the shape of the ground reaction force.
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Standard cell-based implementation of a digital optoelectronic neural-network hardware
TL;DR: The layout for the microelectronic circuit of one layer in a multilayer perceptron neural network with a performance potential 1 magnitude higher than neural networks that are purely electronic based has been successfully designed.
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The geometry-critical functional dependence of m. gastrocnemius
TL;DR: A closer look on the actions of M. gastrocnemius from a geometrical point of view shows a knee angle-dependent function, and a so-called critical angle area of the knee joint, from which the shortening of the muscle leads from joint flexion to joint stretching, can be specified for the first time.
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Trunk and leg kinematics of grounded and aerial running in bipedal macaques.
TL;DR: In macaques, coordination of leg and trunk segments for bipedal locomotion indicates a running gait with limited ability for energy storage.