#ThankYouDrCollins Your example led me to a career in science!

We are currently hiring for 3 new positions! Seeking a post-doc and 2 RAs interested in decoding the pathophysiology of #movementdisorders. Please see med.stanford.edu/bronte-stewart… for details and to apply! Stanford Neurology & Neurological Sciences

We are also hiring a Research Scientist! Please apply here: careersearch.stanford.edu/jobs/research-…

I'm excited to join Neuromuscular Biomechanics Lab at Stanford as a Research Engineer in the Mobilize Center and Restore Center. More to follow!

I'm excited to share my PhD work during my upcoming thesis defense! It's hybrid, so if you're interested in digital health/biomechanics/ psychology (or listening to long talks), I'd love to have you 🙂 Date: Thursday, March 10 Time: 2 pm PST Zoom link: stanford.zoom.us/j/99553949215?…

New publication from the lab! While the sequence effect worsens over time in repeat visits with disease progression, it improves in response to open and closed-loop STN stimulation. medrxiv.org/content/10.110…

🥳 BOOM congratulates co-founder, Melissa Boswell on a successful PhD defense! What an achievement to be proud of! We know you will make big impacts on the world! 🌎 Melissa Boswell, PhD #phd #biomechanics #digitalhealth

We open-sourced the code used for conducting statistical analyses (SPM) on the bones. The code is a work-in-progress without examples, yet! github.com/gattia/pyKneeS… Please reach out or submit an Issue on GitHub if you're interested in trying it out.

Interested in using wearables to estimate energy expenditure? Check out our upcoming webinar and tutorial with Patrick Slade! Mobilize Center Restore Center

Jess Selinger used 28,000+ hours of #wearables data to show runners prefer a pace that uses the least energy per distance, regardless of distance. Evidence against current theories of running and calorie use. news.stanford.edu/2022/04/28/run… NIBIB @NICHD_NIH

Great opportunity with a great group!

Congrats to Scott Uhlrich @AntoineFalisse Lukas Kidzinski and team! Now you can implement motion capture with just 2 iOS devices. More details👇🏻

Members of our lab are out in force WCB 2022 World Congress of Biomechanics! See our list below! (Taipei time (GMT+8)) nmbl.stanford.edu/wp-content/upl…

Catch lab members Hannah O’Day and Melissa Boswell, PhD at 8am TWT (GMT+8) WCB 2022 Women in Biomechanics mentorship and skills workshop. Details below

If you are interested in analyzing big data from wearables for health applications, you should check out our upcoming webinar! Details below:

Watch the Mobilize Center/Restore Center webinar with Jess Selinger from @Queensu entitled “Energetics and Big Data Approach Explain Ecological Running Speeds” #bigdata #wearables #energetics Research presentation: youtu.be/ll0Njhh6DYk Tutorial: youtu.be/YaH5C4-lE1I

@scottuhlrich and @antoinefalisse will present an overview of OpenCap, a freely available tool to measure human movement from smartphone videos. Learn more, e.g., validation, tutorial highlights, tips, and analyses of the collected data. Oct 25th, 9am PDT mobilize.stanford.edu/webinar-openca…

Mobile health technology has the potential to improve public health by reducing behavioral risk factors. However, there is a gap between the potential of mHealth and its impact on public health. Here are 5 recommendations to leverage mHealth for public health promotion:

Our team at the University of Minnesota is proud to be part of this exciting #exercise trial for #ParkinsonsDisease (Currently recruiting, please RT) :)

Join us this morning at 9 AM! Keenon Werling has built an awesome tool for processing and sharing motion capture data.