Student travel grants can be game-changers. Why not seize this opportunity? IntSoc Biomechanics is willing to support our student members! Apply by Jan 31st. Have questions? I'm happy to help! Good luck! 🌍✈️📚 More information available here: isbweb.org/students/stude…

The first podcast I featured in as a guest is now online 📻👌 We're talking estimating muscle fiber type composition and applications in sports performance. What else did you expect? Thanks John Nicolosi & Jack Williams from MelbAthDevelopment for having me! melbourneathleticdevelopment.com.au/podcast/

Absolutely mesmerized by the tracking dual fluoroscopy system at Laboratory for Movement Biomechanics, ETH Zürich!🌟 Huge shoutout to IntSoc Biomechanics for the Matching Dissertation Grant that made this week possible.🙌Gratitude to Bill Taylor & team for hosting me and sharing expertise!🚀#Biomechanics #ResearchJourney

🙂ISB Student Grant News💡 The Matching Dissertation Grant (MDG), International Travel Grant Program (ITG), and International Affiliate Development Grant (IADG), will be accepting applications with a deadline of January 31, 2024. isbweb.org/students/stude…

My lab group is hiring! The Lower limb Imaging and Musculoskeletal Biomechanics (LIMB) Lab at the University of Alberta is looking for students interested in pursuing an MSc or PhD in Engineering. Apply here: forms.gle/sQAhbj68NKe4zb… and please share with your networks!

I'm currently recruiting PhD students to work on a series of funded projects in lower limb musculoskeletal biomechanics. We have a great team, amazing facilities and QLD, Australia is the best place in the world to live. biomch-l.isbweb.org/forum/biomch-l… IntSoc Biomechanics ISBS

Does one biopsy cut it? Short answer: no. Find out the longer answer below 🧵👇 This thread is based on our new Journal of Applied Physiology paper, where we investigated human muscle fiber type composition variability by analyzing repeated biopsies. Lots of them. journals.physiology.org/doi/abs/10.115…