Cuban tree frogs pack more muscle fibers into their plantaris longus muscle and the muscle-tendon unit is stiffer, allowing them to store more energy than other frogs and toads to power their exceptional leaps https://t.co/j7qoHomE7o
Advertising a new PhD Scholarship opportunity in human foot biomechanics. Work on an @arc_gov_au funded project with an international team @FootScience, @RainbowBiomech & @GlenLichtwark
https://t.co/9jBLgE7Yt8
PhD scholarship available in The Muscle Research Lab UQ to examine sarcoplasmic reticulum-mitochondrial functional interactions post-intense contraction stress, using novel Ca2+ and super-res imaging, human muscle fibres, mice models @SoellerLab @i_jayas @HeartOtago Jeff Coombes
Congratulations goes to @BrentRaiteri, @GlenLichtwark and @andy_cress on winning the ANZSB Publication of the Year Award for 2018! The paper is entitled "Muscle-tendon length and force affect human tibialis anterior central aponeurosis stiffness in vivo": https://t.co/OpyzoWYSy9
I'm very happy to announce that our new paper (@SoheiWashino is FA) is published on @ExpPhysiol .
The title is "Effects of inspiratory muscle strength and inspiratory resistance on neck inspiratory muscle activation during controlled inspirations" https://t.co/NxjdXZR8kN
The next installment in our work exploring the energetic function of the human foot. "The foot is more than a spring: human foot muscles perform work to adapt to the energetic requirements of locomotion"
https://t.co/FMT7kh5CW3
@FarrisDominic#RyanRiddick
Two years ago, Scott Delp and team @Stanford allowed us to use their microendoscope to image human sarcomeres simultaneously with fascicle length (ultrasound). A huge thanks to all coauthors for contributing to this (pre-print) publication. https://t.co/dl7P2vOFyR 1/3