Movement in the Real World Symposium

The inaugural Movement in the Real World Symposium
Thursday 9th January, University of Liverpool @LivUni.

Organisers: @nadat17 @LivEvoBiomech

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Two new papers out by Thomas et al. (2020): https://t.co/7cNyaRcqSm

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Check out the latest blog from @LivEvoBiomech, all about the @MRWSymposium.

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Movement in the real world symposium https://t.co/87RBeZ2dph

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Thanks again for everyone who presented talks, presented posters and attended the @MRWSymposium. We hope you found the Symposium as interesting and beneficial as we did.

We would love to hear your feedback (DM or email) on the #MRWSymposium2020 . Hope to see you all soon

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Hope everyone enjoyed today! Glad to see interdisciplinary scientists sharing research and pints! #MRWSymposium2020

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Congratulations to Ali Jabran for winning best poster award on his work titled “Digital characterisation of external foot shape during stance phase of walking” #MRWSymposium2020

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Last but not least, our second keynote speaker, Dr Tim Adlam, is presenting “Technology for capability: Movement in the real world” #MRWSymposium2020

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Next talk: Dr Neil Thomas - “Decorating stairs safely: influence of stair-tread patterns on confidence, dynamic balance and visual sampling” #MRWSymposium

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Ms. Jignasa Mehta is presenting “Visual function risk factors for falls in older adults”

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Really enjoying “movement in the real world” symposium @MRWSymposium Great to see a real plethora of multi-disciplinary research #MRW #visionandfalls @iacdpgr

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First talk this afternoon: Dr Graham Chapman - “The need for a stratified approach to total hip replacements”

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Afternoon talks will start on 10 minutes! See you back at the Teaching Hub! #MRWSymposium2020

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#MRWSymposium2020 attendees touring the gait lab at @livuniAgeing - thank you to our PhD student @Babby_Gee for showing them around!

[Prof Fiona Rowe @orthopticbrain]

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The last talk this morning: Dr Ben Heller presenting “a comparison of bilateral accelerometry with the Action Research Arm Test (ARAT) for assessing upper limb function in chronic post-stroke survivors” #MRWSymposium2020

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Up next: Dr Alix Chadwell presenting “Rethinking how we assess upper-limb prostheses - a question of can-do vs do-do” #MRWSymposium2020

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Dr Tomasz Cudejko is presenting “Minimal shoes in older people: Applications to knee osteoarthritis and falls in older people”

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It’s time to look at the posters! #MRWSymposium2020