Thank you Orthopaedic Research Society for making Collaborative Research Exchanges possible. Phase 1 with talented scientists and physicians at the University of Ottawa was hugely useful and insightful!

Please join me June 13, 12pm CT for a webinar on my favorite topic: “I was trained how to do everything but run a lab!” The lecture is free on the AOCConnect platform. Just register (no cost) as a researcher: aoc-ortho.com & the info will be sent from there. (1/3)

Congrats to Catherine Lang on being selected by @NICHD_NIH for a MERIT award! @wustl_pt WashU Medicine Neurology @WUSTLOT #WashUNeuroCommunity Lang receives NIH MERIT award medicine.wustl.edu/news/lang-rece… via Test Account

👋🏿🤓 Hi! We're the Black Biomechanists Association; a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization dedicated to uplifting and enriching Black biomechanists in their academic and professional careers. Come join our community! Allies are welcome! Free membership: bit.ly/BBA-member

WUPT Day of service. What a beautiful way to spend the day. @wustl_pt PTDayOfService Test Account

🩺DDH (Developmental Hip Dysplasia) can be difficult to diagnose because it does not typically cause babies pain. Often the symptoms are subtle or can be mistaken for growing pains – leading to a delayed diagnosis. Learn about the risk factors here 👇 instagram.com/p/CkRB5LaJkTH/

@wustl_pt is in Anaheim at ABRCMS this week. Come see us at booth 404 to learn more about our Movement Science PhD Program and our top ranked DPT Program. #ABRCMS2022

Attending my first ABRCMS #abrcms2022. The excitement of these students has me enthused about science way out of my comfort zone. Hope we can sway some of them toward #MovementScience, #Biomechanics , and #biomedicalengineering with @wustl_pt , WashU Biomedical Engineering , and @LoriSetton

"Adult reconstructive surgery was attractive to me because of the positive impact it can have on patients’ lives. The surgical procedures range from routine to complex, and you can see immediate benefit for patients." Learn more about Dr. Clohisy ⬇️ bit.ly/3NOq6U8

USBJI is excited to announce the launch of our new #webinar series: BONE AND JOINT CONNECTION, held on March 6, 2023 from 11:00-11:30 am CST. The discussion will focus on the importance of mentorship to career development and research. Register Here: us06web.zoom.us/webinar/regist…

A little delayed because I'm torn about posting these - and also, I forgot - but there are mentors, trainees, and collaborators that should see their efforts are paying off.

Inspiring the next generation 💡 Faculty and students with @wustl_pt recently invited local high school students to test their range of motion during National Biomechanics Day.

We had a great time with area high schoolers on National Biomechanics Day! Thanks Michael Harris for organizing such a fun day!

Congrats to these two stellar students. Rockstars in our PhD and DPT programs. Molly Shepherd

Congrats to our CytexOrtho CEO, Brad Estes PhD Bradley Estes, for winning the OrthoPitch technology competition at the AAOS this week! Thanks to MCRA and AAOS for sponsoring this event. Up next - clinical trials for the ReNew 3D woven hip implant!

Nice collaboration between @BreccaGaffney and @WUSTLortho using ShapeWorks software from Scientific Computing and Imaging Institute and Anderson Orthopaedic Research Lab Femurs in patients with hip dysplasia have fundamental shape differences compared with cam femoroacetabular impingement academic.oup.com/jhps/article/d…

Congratulations to Michael Harris 's Madison Wissman and Cameron Swick on their awards at the Graduate Student Senate Graduate Research Symposium! Way to represent @wustl_pt

Today, we hosted two inquisitive groups of local STL high school students to learn more about the wonderful world of biomechanics for National National Biomechanics Day! Special thanks to our #WashU graduate students, faculty, and volunteers for making the day and activities so special!

Congratulations to Madison Wissman, Movement Science PhD student, who received a grant from the NIH through the Research Supplements to Promote Diversity in Health-Related Research Program! This 2.5-year award is a supplement to Michael Harris’s NIH R01 focused on hip dysplasia.

Congratulations to Molly Shepherd, PhD on successfully defending her thesis for the Movement Science Program! We are so proud of you and cannot wait to see where your journey takes you next! 🥳 #thesisdefense #PhD #movementscience #washu #WashUPT Michael Harris