Bridge builder between research, clinical practice and sports.

Congratulations to the organizers of the SFERHE congress (https://sferhe2026.eventmaker.io) for delivering such a high-quality scientific event and creating a space for meaningful discussions.

The Luxembourg Institute of Research in Orthopedics, Sports Medicine and Science was actively involved throughout the congress across several activities.

Scientific contributions: two engineers from the Human Motion Lab, Camille Wojtylka and Andreas TAMANG presented their work through posters focusing on clinical case studies:- The rehabilitation management of a Paralympic athlete with a neurological condition- Gait analysis in a child with a rare bone disease Workshop – Functional Therapy & Motion Analysis.

They also led a workshop in collaboration with colleagues from Nancy (IRR-UGECAM-NE), Pr.Christian Beyaert and Stella ZOGRAFOU dedicated to functional therapy and motion analysis.This session was an opportunity to present a trunk rehabilitation protocol developed with Paralympic athlete Amsal Redzpovic, highlighting how biomechanical analysis can support clinical decision-making and rehabilitation strategies.