Our Virginia Tech Biomedical Engineering & Mechanics - Wake Forest Biomedical Engineering engineering group braving historic Cali rain/wind at Orthopaedic Research Society 🦴☔️😄

Super fun session this morning on education and orthopedics at #ORS2024!

Congrats to Vincent Wang and all the Orthopaedic Research Society fellows!

We are looking to hire a programmer/analyst to support multiple clinical research studies to measure musculoskeletal health outcomes from medical images. Apply here! 👇 Programmer/Analyst I, Biomedical Engineering - Wake Forest Careers tinyurl.com/mdmw8e76

We are grateful to CDMRP and AOA for their support of our studies on the thoracolumbar fascia! #lowbackpain #ultrasound #radiomics Virginia Tech Research

📢The April 2024 #TendonTimes is out! 📢🥳 Check out the highlights: 🏆2024 ORS Annual Meeting Tendon Section Award Winners 📰Publication list: tendon work pre-curated for you 👩👨‍🦱 Faculty spotlight - read what new and established investigators have to say ors-org.s3.amazonaws.com/wp-content/upl…

👏 Please join us in congratulating the 2023-2024 TBMH Student of the Year Award recipients!

The ORS Tendon Conference took place May 30 - June 1, bringing 129 thought leaders and community members from across disciplines to discuss needs and guidelines for #tendon investigation. Congrats to the award winners who were honored at the event: bit.ly/4172nVO

Thanks to the Gordon Research Conferences MSK Biology and Bioengineering organizers for the opportunity for Maj. Georgina Flynn-Smith to present our latest thoracolumbar fascia radiomics research. @beamvt #ProudMentor

Congrats to Dylan who will be moving on to a post-doc with Chad Carroll ! We are grateful for our excellent collaborators, co-mentors and programmatic support. VT's Translational Biology, Medicine, & Health RegenerativeVT Virginia-Maryland College of Veterinary Medicine VCOM-Virginia Virginia Tech HNFE VT Biology Virginia Tech ICTAS

A great feature on 3-time VT graduate Kyle Bailey and his impressive career trajectory news.vt.edu/articles/2024/… Bill Roth

Hello ORS Tendon Section Members! Have any #teamtendon news? Grants, awards, publications, defenses, and other updates that you'd like shared? Please fill out the linked form and we will include it in our upcoming newsletter! forms.gle/1ESaZ5WmiN6KkZ… #tendonsection #ors #ors2024

Proud to have been a part of this phenomenal program - and to work with the outstanding team of scientists who made this happen over the years including @Sports2STEM Dr. Deezy (Sade W. Clayton, PhD) Hope Welhaven, PhD Dr. Robin Queen Donna Pacicca Carolyn Chlebek, PhD Jason C. Marvin, PhD (he/they) 🏳️‍🌈🇹🇼 Vincent Wang Chelsea S Bahney

Wake Forest & Virginia Tech Biomedical Engineering & Mechanics are ready for #BMES2024 ‼️ Come visit Booth 900, try out our Disco Surgery Challenge game🪩, learn more about our VT-WF graduate program & summer research internship opportunities! 👏 Biomedical Engineering Society #SBESatBMES

Attention all tendon trainees! Make sure you book your flights to Phoenix early enough to make it to the ORS Tendon Section Kick-Off Trainee Social at the 2025 Annual Meeting. Friday 2/7 at 6pm at Huss Brewing! Save the Date!

The future is bright, and quite clever - highlights from the 3MT presentations at the ORS Tendon Section section meeting at #ORS2025

Congrats ⁦James Iatridis⁩ on the ⁦Orthopaedic Research Society⁩ Marshall Urist Award, recognizing decades long contributions to disc repair and regeneration. So well deserved!

Congratulations to all our #teamtendon award winners at #ORS2025! It was hard to choose from all the amazing science. Huge thanks to everyone who presented and who organized the events! #tendontuesday

Honored to have presented at the American Osteopathic Academy of Sports Medicine's (AOASM) 2025 Clinical Conference this week on "Passive Glide Assessment of Thoracolumbar Fascia as a Biomarker for Chronic Low Back Pain" and be awarded First place for Research Poster Presentation

🧬 Can eccentric loading rewire tendon healing? Check out this Orthopaedic Research Society Basic Science Tip to learn how controlled muscle lengthening triggers gene changes that promote Achilles tendon repair. Gradual loading (50% ➡️ 100% BW) may optimize recovery. ors.org/wp-content/upl…