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Simple science experiments you can do at home - children will love them…

Nice to see ANZORS well represented at ICORS2022 in Edinburgh with A/Prof Nathan Pavlos at an impressive opening ceremony British Orthopaedic Research Society AO Foundation

Aussie contingent -satisfied from a great ICORS2022, sad to be leaving Edinburgh, with Joe Lynch Dale Robinson, Sarah Woodford, Meg Roser and good folks from Griffith University. Look forward to ICORS2025 in Adelaide! ANZORS AO Foundation EORS British Orthopaedic Research Society ARC CMIT

A great honour and responsibility I'm keen to serve. I'm immensely grateful for the trust invested in me to lead the efforts of the global ICORS alliance to realise its relevant mission and huge potential for the worldwide orthopaedic research community.

Gears, couplings, and drives - all made with legos

An exciting new post-doc job opportunity at the University of Melbourne: Human Movement Biomechanics meets AI! #biomechanics #AI #modelling ARC CMIT ARC Training Centre for Joint Biomechanics Defence Science and Technology Group - Australia National Biomechanics Day ANZSB ANZORS jobs.unimelb.edu.au/caw/en/job/910…

UCRISE Applied Biomechanics crew having a great time at #ABC13biomech. Thanks for a fabulous conference ANZSB Glen Lichtwark David John Saxby Taylor Dick Laura Diamond

Congratulations Sarah Woodford and Lauren Wearne, doing us proud Egon Perilli ARC CMIT ANZSB

Why do so many people get Monty Hall problem (also known the three doors problem) wrong? Steven Tijms explores both the math and the psychology in this illuminating article: chance.amstat.org/2022/11/monty-…

The 1912 Baker Electric car retrofitted with a solar panel in 1960 was the first solar powered car. The panel cost $20,000 (~$161,700 today). The Baker, powered by the panel, could run for 3 whole hours at 32 km/h [📹 + read more: buff.ly/3Y7uNfW]

VCs funding the latest AI trend

Very nice to spend time with bone/biology friends in lovely Broome for the Inaugural MSK Summit Prof Natalie A Sims ANZORS ANZBMS Orthocell Ltd

Bonding over eel after a big first day of sessions at IntSoc Biomechanics 2023 in Fukuoka, Japan, and that’s how we do it. Bringing together UnimelbBME and Griffith University folks. Lots to catch up on! David John Saxby Dale Robinson and colleagues ARC CMIT #biomechanics

I was taken by how many presenters at IntSoc Biomechanics 2023, a large meeting of ~1000 people, acknowledged their partners and/or family back home. Academia is not a 9-5 job. Yet all these presenters were women! Gents, I think we have some work to do… #academia #WorkLifeBalance

A wonderful visit to University of Melbourne to share some of our work. Big thanks to Dave Ackland for the invitation and tour of your amazing facilities for bioengineering, orthopaedics, and biomechanics research.

Very nice to discuss research translation in orthopaedics at the AOA ASM in Melbourne with Elyse Passmore, Prof Eugene Ek, Dale Robinson and Prof Richard Page ANZORS #biomechanics #orthopaedics

Removing an ink stain with tape [📹 Kyle Campbell] x.com/i/status/17583…

This is how projection mapping is used for medical training [📹 sergey_manual_doctor]

Can you believe all the three vans are the same size? It's called Ponzo illusion: your mind judges an object's size based on its background [📷 Andrew Wells Photography]