Keynote Speaker 5/5 Kaat Desloovere is Full Professor KU Leuven. Her current research pathways are strongly focused on the alterations in macroscopic and microscopic muscle structure in patients with neurological and neuromuscular diseases.

Celebrating small achievements and hard work!

Cheers to endings that feel like they are only the beginning! Bye Suriname, hello Belgium! 🇸🇷🇧🇪

As it is with many training- and learning-related things... 📈 Give BAR-CODE Calisthenics a follow for regular calisthenics-related thoughts and discussion points ⬇️

This month I participated in a course about Project management for Post-Docs: it was both interesting and a lot of fun! 👩‍💼

Very happy to see this article published, resulting from my time at Ghent University. It focuses on outcomes in very preterm and very-low-birthweight infants with different types of brain lesions⬇️⬇️⬇️ jpeds.com/article/S0022-…

Inspiring view resulting in an inspiring brainstorm session about future research 😍

Day 1 at ESMAC 2023 💪 Seminar about improved understanding and treatment of altered muscle function in children with cerebral palsy

It was great to see old friends and meet new ones ESMAC, both during interesting sessions and nice social events.

An unfortunate commercial misuse of AI with dire consequences for children, parents and schools. Misinformation is never innocent, even if it claims to be. standaard.be/cnt/dmf2023111…

On the International Day of People with #Disabilities, let us commit to promote #inclusivity and #accessibility, embrace #diversity, and work towards a world where every person, regardless of ability, enjoys equal rights and opportunities. #IDPD2023 #IDPwD

A day late but still, happy international day of women in science! 👩‍🔬

*New paper alert* Defining tibial anterior muscle morphology in first-ever chronic stroke patients using three-dimensional freehand ultrasound by Dr. Schillebeeckx 3DfUS in adult stroke patients: ➡️ Feasible ➡️ Reliable But, morphology is not deviant doi.org/10.1080/107493…

The #EACD2024 Pre-symposium on the critical issues of altered muscles in children with CP is about to start! @EACD2024 💪💪

Looking forward to ESMAC 2024!

Thank you to the ESMAC for the fantastic Annual Conference in Oslo! I was happy to attend with our team from Clinical Motion Analysis Laboratory and present more in 3DfUS imaging in CP, but also to network and see old friends again. ❓What would you answer to the question in my title?