Valters Āboliņš graduated from the University of Latvia and obtained a master’s degree in computer science. Valters received his PhD in 2022 at the Latvian Academy of Sports Education, in health science.
Valters Āboliņš has been working at the Institute of Electronics and Computer Science (EDI) since 2017.
Valters’ research interests include cyber-physical systems, signal processing, motor control, and human motion analysis.
Recent projects
Towards an ecologically valid symbiosis of BCI and head-mounted VR displays: focus on collaborative post-stroke neurorehabilitation (ReHaB) Recent publications
- Abolins V., Latash M. L. (2022). Unintentional force drifts as consequences of indirect force control with spatial referent coordinates. Neuroscience, 481, 156-165.
- Edgars Bernans, Valters Abolins, Janis Lanka. Does step frequency as a single factor affect running economy? A systematic review. Journal of Human Sport and Exercise, Universidad de Alicante. Área de Educación Física y Deporte, 18(3), p. 743-754. https://doi.org/10.14198/jhse.2023.183.20
- Valters Abolins, Juris Ormanis, Mark Latash. (2023). Unintentional drifts in performance during one-hand and two-hand finger force production. Experimental Brain Research, Springer Nature, 241(3), 699-712. https://rdcu.be/c32PK