Check out the latest collaborative publication in the Journal of Biomechanics by @UCLan academic @ProfJimRichards alongside brilliant minds from @AlexU_Edu_Eg and @UPorto. 🌍🤝
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Glad to share my recent publication with @profjimrichards and #FilipeConceiçao in @JBiomech: An exploration of muscle co-activation during different walking speeds and the association with lower limb joint stiffness.
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50 days free access to our latest work in Journal of Biomechanics "An exploration of muscle co-activation during different walking speeds and the association with lower limb joint stiffness" with friends from Alexandria University and University of Porto
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The Man Who Was Stuck in an Airport for 18 Years. Mehran Karimi Nasser (born 1946), also known as Sir Alfred Mehran, is an Iranian refugee who lived in the departure lounge of Terminal One in Charles de Gaulle Airport from August 26, 1988, until July 2006 when he was hospitalized. His autobiography was published as a book, The Terminal Man, in 2004. Nasseri's story inspired the 2004 film, The Terminal.
Nasser alleges that he was expelled from Iran in 1977 for protesting against the Shah. After a long battle, involving applications in several countries, he was granted refugee status by the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees in Belgium. This allegedly allowed him to reside in many other European countries. However, this claim has been disputed, as investigations have shown that Nasser was never expelled from Iran.
Having one British parent, he decided in 1986 to settle in the UK. However, while en route to the UK in 1988, his papers were lost when his briefcase was allegedly stolen. Some sources indicate that Nasser actually mailed his documents to Brussels while onboard a ferry to Britain and lied about them being stolen. Despite this setback, he boarded the plane for London but was promptly returned to France when he failed to present a passport to British immigration officials. He was initially arrested by the French but then released since his entry to the airport was legal, and he had no country of origin to be returned to. Thus began his residence at Terminal 1.
الصورة لشخص كان يقف في محطة مترو في واشنطن وبيعزف على آلة الكمان 🎻
كان مراقبًا بكاميرات المراقبة من أجل تجربة اجتماعية. 🤔
هذا الشخص إستمر في العزف حوالي 45 دقيقة لمقطوعات موسيقية وهمية لمشاهير
في هذه الفترة تقريباً مر أمامه أكتر من 1000 شخص متوجهين لركوب المترو عادي جدًا
Today our laboratory @LABIOMEP has submitted for the first time a sample of its files from dual media motion capture of swimming techniques using @qualisysab cameras.
Check all the files at Qualisys Library:
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@neuromecHAHNics@HelenBayneZA@TonyBlazevich@lahti_johan@PaulComfort1975 Very well explanation Dr. Daniel, I agree with you and this idea needs more investigation by biomechanical and muscle activity methodology, good job. Note: I think you mean mV as a unit of muscle activity, is it right?