Anne Koelewijn
Associate Professor (W2)
Erlangen, Bavaria, Germany
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Top SchoolAnne Koelewijn is an Associate Professor in biomechanics and biorobotics with 11 years of research experience focused on understanding human locomotion to inform robotics, prosthetics and performance optimization. Trained in aerospace and mechanical engineering (TU Delft, Cleveland State University), she blends rigorous experimental work on human walking dynamics with computational gait modeling from postdoctoral research at EPFL. Her career spans academia and high-impact labs — including MIT and CSAIL’s Locomotion Group — and she has led projects on cerebral palsy gait and assistive device interactions. Based in Erlangen, she combines hands-on lab leadership with cross-disciplinary collaborations and a practical athlete’s perspective honed from national-level lacrosse competition and team management.
11 years of coding experience
10 years of employment as a software developer
Keizer Karel CollegeMaster's Degree Mechanical Engineering, Master's Degree Mechanical Engineering at Delft University of TechnologyDoctor of Engineering Mechanical Engineering, Doctor of Engineering Mechanical Engineering at Cleveland State University
Dutch, English, German, Italian
Github Skills (14)
simulation8
open-access6
journal6
creative-commons5
academia4
ipopt3
python3
bin-packing3
octave3
data-set3
thermodynamics3
matlab2
cython2
data-science1
Programming languages (4)
Github contributions (5)
csu-hmc/optim2d
Mar 2015 - Apr 2018
Contributions:4 commits, 3 pushes, 2 comments in 3 years 1 month
mad-lab-fau/BioMAC-Sim-Toolbox
Dec 2024 - Nov 2025
The biomechanical motion analysis and creation (BioMAC) simulation toolbox can be used to analyse human movement, with a focus on gait simulations
Contributions:1 release, 7 reviews, 24 PRs in 11 months
simulation
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