Country
Sweden
Bio
Professor with research and education responsibilities at Umea university, Sweden and clinical
affiliation as physiotherapist at Norrlands University Hospital, Umea, Sweden. Charlotte
has a PhD in neurophysiology, and longstanding experience of teaching,
including managing digital ICT based courses since 2003. She is head of U-Motion
lab, a motion analysis research and clinical laboratory and has published >100
peer reviewed original research papers mainly related to human movement control
in both neurological and musculoskelettal conditions, but also related to education.
She has presented at about 200 international congresses, supervised more than
20 PhD students and post-docs. Charlotte is further a frequent key note
lecturer in physiotherapy or related fields nationally and internationally, and
holds an extensive professional and inter-professional network in research and
education internationally. She is a past long standing member (until 2020) of the Working Group on
Educational Matters World Physiotherapy Europe Region, and she was scientific chair of the World Physiotherapy Congress in Geneva
2019. Charlotte has received several awards, such as by Uma university, by
Queen Silvia of Sweden, and an international service award by World Physiotherapy in 2019. She
was recently also awarded "The physiotherapist of the year" in 2019 by the Swedish Association of physiotherapists.