Excited to share how my lab is using ultrasound to examine thumb muscles! This paper was spearheaded by an awesome undergrad, Taylor Rakauskas, with support from 2 PhD students Sarah Barron (@SarahMBarron13 ) and Tamara Ordonez Diaz (@TamaraLOrdonez ): https://t.co/M278WQxIZL
Day 1 of @NACoBiomechs was a success and day 2 is off to a great start! As an aspiring ‘pracademic’, I thoroughly enjoyed @adstrength’s keynote, which provided great insight into tech implementation in elite sport. #whatgetsmeasuredgetsmanaged#NACOB2022
Excited to be presenting my work at @NACoBiomechs this evening! We investigated the inter-operator reliability of fine-wire EMG amplitude parameters. If you have ever considered comparing fine-wire EMG findings across research sites and/or clinics, come check it out! #NACOB2022
Thank you @AmSocBiomech for the generous support! I am excited to meet and mingle with people (especially those I’ve only met on Zoom) at @NACoBiomechs later this summer!
📢 2022 ASB Award Announcement 🎉
STUDENT TRAVEL AWARDS
(5/x)
Lauren Luginsland, Old Dominion University
Pawel Golyski, Georgia Institute of Technology
Sarah Barron, University of Florida
Hearty congratulations to all!
@NACoBiomechs@ASB2022_NACOB#biomechanics
Thrilled that my first paper is out into the world! Aside from the scientific findings, I learned so much about the research process during this project. Thank you to my co-authors (@TamaraLOrdonez, @FedPT1, @JenNicholsPhD, and Terrie) for helping and teaching me along the way!
Excited to share Sarah Barron's (@SarahMBarron13) first paper as a @UFBME Ph.D. student. Her awesome #biomechanics work highlights the relationship between shear wave elastography and EMG measurements in superficial and deep upper limb muscles. Paper at https://t.co/jTdzHHkCzv
Juuust a bit outside!! {the state of Florida}
I am beyond excited to share that I will be spending the next few months with the @SFGiants, interning on their biomechanics team!
Resume/CV workshop was a success! Thank you to everyone that attended and @UFCareerCenter for presenting some tips and resources. Also thank you @Ferris_vball, @shreyaneuroctrl and Dr. Scott Banks for taking the time to review our resumes and provide feedback!
We want to thank @leuvenresearch Prof. @IJonkers for joining us and discussing her research on 3D movement analysis and musculoskeletal modeling! Also, we thank you for taking the time to chat with the @Gator_ASB members about your career path and interdisciplinary collaborations
Our lab is excited to be in-person at #BMES2021! Check out @UFBME Ph.D. candidate Sarah Barron's (@SarahMBarron13) poster on musculoskeletal shoulder models! She is presenting in Poster Session F (#49) on Oct. 9 at 3:00 pm.
Thank you to @RiceEngineering prof. #BJFregly for presenting his past, current and future research goals at our Neuromechanics Seminar! Most importantly, a huge thank you for his honest answers about his career path during our #ASB-led Q&A session.
Excited to share Kalyn Kearney's (@KalynKe62975129) first #biomechanics and #MachineLearning paper! Available at @PLOSONE at https://t.co/QCAG2O3n1h. This is the beginning of our work toward rapidly estimating subject-specific, Hill-type muscle parameters from sparse datasets.