Division of Kinesiology and Health
College of Health Sciences
Research Focus
- Understanding the process of learning (or re-learning) perceptual-motor skills
- Investigating the control mechanisms underlying functional movements
- Evaluating the effectiveness of training methods for teaching, coaching or rehabilitation
Faculty
Dr. Qin (Arthur) Zhu
Graduate Students
Current:
Russell Todd, Doctoral
Mingming Yang, Doctoral
Carly Palmer, Master
Zhichen (Jason) Feng, Master
Previous:
Shaochen Huang, PhD
Zuoqi Zhang, MS
Doris Yan, MS
Danilo Arruda, MS
Taylor Kuehn, MS
Thomas Hart, MS
Sushma Alphonsa, MS
Undergraduate Students
Kiyona Howard, 2023 spring – present
Emma White, 2021 spring
Hannah Burke, 2020 fall and 2021 spring
Autumn Hopkin, 2018–2019
Andrew Amen, 2016 spring & summer
Regan Wilson, 2016 spring
Sean Feehan, 2016 spring
Dakota Anderson, 2015 summer
Ryan Arey, 2015 spring
Kara Purcelley, 2015 – 2016
Andrea Dahil, 2013 fall
Rob Whittaker, 2012 spring
Brandon Stoner, 2012 summer
Caitlin Ann Hudak, 2011spring
Todd Mirich, 2011–2014
Description
We are located in Corbett building Room 159 on the UW campus. The newly renovated
lab is sized about 968 square footages with a curtained 3D motion capture area and
office areas.
The PACE lab is equipped with state-of-the-art measuring hardware and software to
capture motor behaviors both internally and externally:
OptiTrack motion capture system with 16 PrimeX22 fast-speed cameras, Motive mocap
software, and STT InSight 3D motion analyzer.
Tobii Pro Glasses 3 Head Mounted Eye Tracker and Tobii Pro Fusion Screen Mounted Eye
Tracker with Tobii Pro Lab analyzing software.
HTC VIVE Pro Eye Virtual Reality System
GoPro Hero9 Black Camera, Allowing for High-Resolution Motion Capture
Custom-Made Adjustable Target Throwing Board
