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Researcher

Samuel Galle

Awards & Distinctions

27 Results

2021

Relationship between duty factor and external forces in slow recreational runners

Senne BonnaerensPieter FiersSamuel GalleRud DeriePeter AertsEdward FrederickYasunori KanekoWim DeraveDirk De ClercqVeerle Segers

A2 Journal Article in BMJ OPEN SPORT & EXERCISE MEDICINE

2019

Grounded runners experience less severe ground reaction forces compared to runners who run with a flight phase

Senne BonnaerensPieter FiersSamuel GallePeter AertsEdward FrederickYasunori KanakoVeerle SegersWim DeraveDirk De Clercq

Grounded running reduces musculoskeletal loading

Senne BonnaerensPieter FiersSamuel GallePeter AertsEdward C FrederickYasunori KanekoWim DeraveDirk De Clercq

A1 Journal Article in MEDICINE AND SCIENCE IN SPORTS AND EXERCISE

Running profiles of recreational distance runners : race, training, spatiotemporal and anthropometrical characteristics

Senne BonnaerensPieter FiersSamuel GalleRud DeriePeter AertsFrederick EdwardYasunori KanekoDaisuke KogawaShimana TakatsuguVeerle Segers et al.

Running speed-induced changes in foot contact pattern influence impact loading rate

Bastiaan BreinePhilippe MalcolmSamuel GallePieter FiersEdward C FrederickDirk De Clercq

A1 Journal Article in EUROPEAN JOURNAL OF SPORT SCIENCE

2018

Altering gait variability with an ankle exoskeleton

Prokopios AntonellisSamuel GalleDirk De ClercqPhilippe Malcolm

A1 Journal Article in PLOS ONE

Bi-articular knee-ankle-foot exoskeleton produces higher metabolic cost reduction than weight-matched mono-articular exoskeleton

Philippe MalcolmSamuel GalleWim DeraveDirk De Clercq

A1 Journal Article in FRONTIERS IN NEUROSCIENCE

Exoskeleton assistance symmetry matters : unilateral assistance reduces metabolic cost, but relatively less than bilateral assistance

Philippe MalcolmSamuel GallePieter Van den BergheDirk De Clercq

A1 Journal Article in JOURNAL OF NEUROENGINEERING AND REHABILITATION

Instructed grounded running reduces musculoskeletal loading

Senne BonnaerensPieter FiersSamuel GallePeter AertsEdward C FrederickYasunori KanekoWim DeraveDirk De Clercq

2017

Exoskeleton plantarflexion assistance for elderly

Samuel GalleWim DeraveF BossuytPatrick CaldersPhilippe MalcolmDirk De Clercq

A1 Journal Article in GAIT & POSTURE

Fast exoskeleton optimization

Philippe MalcolmSamuel GalleDirk De Clercq

Editorial material

Reducing the metabolic cost of walking with an ankle exoskeleton : interaction between actuation timing and power

Samuel GallePhilippe MalcolmSteven Hartley CollinsDirk De Clercq

A1 Journal Article in JOURNAL OF NEUROENGINEERING AND REHABILITATION

2016

Understanding the assistive mechanisms of an exoskeleton that reduces metabolic cost : effects on leg swing cost and collision cost : a case study

Senne BonnaerensSamuel GallePhilippe MalcolmDirk De Clercq

2015

Analysis of walking with unilateral exoskeleton assistance compared to bilateral assistance with matched work

Philippe MalcolmSamuel GallePieter Van den BergheDirk De Clercq

Experimental optimization of an ankle-foot exoskeleton to reduce the metabolic cost of walking for practical applications in healthy and impaired subjects

Samuel GalleDirk De ClercqWim Derave

Optimization of exoskeleton assistance : timing of actuation and exoskeleton power

Jozefien SpeeckaertSamuel GallePhilippe MalcolmDirk De Clercq

Unilateral exoskeleton assistance lowers metabolic cost in human walking

Pieter Van den BerghePhilippe MalcolmSamuel GalleDirk De Clercq

Uphill walking with a simple exoskeleton: plantarflexion assistance leads to proximal adaptations

Samuel GallePhilippe MalcolmWim DeraveDirk De Clercq

A1 Journal Article in GAIT & POSTURE

2014

2D Parameter sweep of bilateral exoskeleton actuation: push off timing and work

Samuel GallePhilippe MalcolmDirk De Clercq

Enhancing performance during inclined loaded walking with a powered ankle-foot exoskeleton

Samuel GallePhilippe MalcolmWim DeraveDirk De Clercq

A1 Journal Article in EUROPEAN JOURNAL OF APPLIED PHYSIOLOGY

2013

A simple exoskeleton that assists plantarflexion can reduce the metabolic cost of human walking

Philippe MalcolmWim DeraveSamuel GalleDirk De Clercq

A1 Journal Article in PLOS ONE

Adaptation to walking with an exoskeleton that assists ankle extension

Samuel GallePhilippe MalcolmWim DeraveDirk De Clercq

A1 Journal Article in GAIT & POSTURE

2012

Exoskeleton with optimal timing reduces metabolic cost due to EMG reduction

Philippe MalcolmSamuel GalleWim DeraveDirk De Clercq

2011

A simple ankle-foot exoskeleton can lower the metabolic cost of walking

Samuel GallePhilippe MalcolmWim DeraveDirk De Clercq

Een exoskelet voor fundamenteel onderzoek van de menselijke gang

Philippe MalcolmSamuel GalleWim DeraveDirk De Clercq

Feasibility of an exoskeleton powered by eccentric joint work for reducing walking metabolic cost

Philippe MalcolmMaarten AfschriftSander De BruyneSamuel GalleWim DeraveDirk De Clercq

2010

Transitions between symmetrical and asymmetrical gaits: a biomechanical analysis

Samuel GalleSara D'Haese