Publications

Journal articles, conference abstracts, software, and other research outputs by Daniel Koska.

This page lists my peer-reviewed publications and other research outputs. Paper titles link to the publisher’s record via DOI wherever available. Koska D is highlighted in the author lists.

Peer-reviewed journal articles

2026

2025

2023

2022

2021

2020

2019

2018

Conference abstracts

2025

  • Harsch AK, Koska D, Maiwald C (2025). The Role of Treadmill Experience in Local Gait Stability Under Normal and Asymmetric Walking Conditions. XXX Congress of the International Society of Biomechanics, Stockholm, Sweden, July 27–31.

  • Stenvers T, Koska D, Milani TL, Zippenfennig C (2025). How different shoe conditions influence the frequency components of ground reaction forces during walking. XXX Congress of the International Society of Biomechanics, Stockholm, Sweden, July 27–31.

2023

  • Krumm D, Wakode J, Koska D, Odenwald S (2023). Open dataset for bipedal locomotion on an instrumented treadmill. XXIX Congress of the International/Japanese Society of Biomechanics, Fukuoka, Japan, p. 981.

  • Koska D, Harsch AK, Germano AMC, Schmidt D, Maiwald C (2023). Does a foot-eye coordination variable add value to the prediction of mild cognitive impairment? XXIX Congress of the International Society of Biomechanics, Fukuoka, Japan, July 30–August 3.

  • Harsch AK, Koska D, Maiwald C (2023). Investigating the relationship between local and global gait stability. XXIX Congress of the International/Japanese Society of Biomechanics, Fukuoka, Japan, p. 828.

2020

2019

2017

2015

Research software

Clinical study report

Theses

  • Koska D (2023). Methodische Ansätze zur Analyse biomechanischer Zeitreihendaten. Chemnitz University of Technology. Doctoral dissertation.

  • Koska D (2015). Entwicklung eines Messprotokolls zur Quantifizierung von Rückfußparametern mittels inertialer Messeinheiten. Chemnitz University of Technology. Bachelor’s thesis.

  • Koska D (2011). Erstellung eines kinematischen Vorhersagemodells der menschlichen Schulter für die Erfassung, Synthese und Bewertung von Greifbewegungen. Chemnitz University of Technology. Magister thesis.