Mshari Alghadier
- Email: hcmsa@leeds.ac.uk
- Thesis title: Cost of movement and sensorimotor control
- Supervisors: Professor Mark Mon-Williams, Dr Faisal Mushtaq, Richard Wilkie, Rachel Coats, Raymond Holt
Profile
After completing my degree in Rehabilitation Sciences from King Saud University (2012), I decided to complete my journey and pursue my postgraduate degree in physiotherapy. I went to University College London, United Kingdom to complete my master degree in Physiotherapy: Paediatrics (2014). My master research was looking at the effect of extra load (carrying a backpack) on the foot loading pattern in Saudi children. During that time, I developed an interest in studying movement control, posture, and behaviour. Late 2015, I started my PhD here at University of Leeds, United Kingdom, looking mainly at motor decision making, postural control and the use of Virtual Reality in motor assessment.
Research interests
- Motor control
- Decision making
- Virtual reality
- Motor learning
- Postural control
- Motion Analysis
- Child development
- Rehabilitation
Qualifications
- BSc. Rehabilitation Sciences
- MSc. Physiotherapy - Paediatrics