Forgot to link the actual paper academic.oup.com/icb/article/64…

Emu simulations by @YutingTheEmu !!

Abstract submission for SEB @sebiology.bsky.social 2025 in Antwerp is officially OPEN 🦾 Submit your abstract now for the session A2: "Experimental Palaeobiology - Bringing Fossils Back to Life" 🦖🦕abstract submissions are open until Friday 7th March #SEB2025 sebiology.org/events/seb-ann…

A review on #dinosaur locomotion in Biology Letters as part of the 200 years of dinosaurs special issue. #openaccess too: royalsocietypublishing.org/doi/10.1098/rs…

See the amazing covers of 2024 for ICB! featuring photography from Aaron Griffing Jackson R Phillips Ethan Staats Todd Green Pasha van Bijlert & Black in Marine Science marketing team youtu.be/QbkcwhPmjcM?si…

Applications are now open for a MRes with me to study locomotion in extant/extinct archosaurs, using 3D modelling and simulation! Following up on the #DAWNDINOS project. rvc.ac.uk/study/postgrad… (UK citizens are easiest funding-wise)

A short write up on our recent Lucy locomotion story in the The Conversation theconversation.com/we-modelled-ho… Many thanks to the whole team for their hard work on the paper! Pasha van Bijlert William Sellers Sam Coatham Charlotte Brassey James Charles. Work led by Karl Bates University of Liverpool EMB lab

Julian P / Blame Leviathan The bird project focused on the legs, so I immobilised the neck. I wrote a paper on T. rex tail biomechanics, including our take on a walk cycle: x.com/PashavanBijler… I think both neck and tail would sway up and down, because they are suspended by ligaments (like rubber bands)

Accidentally recreated a meme while recording an outreach video

I'm recruiting a PhD student to join the lab at Georgia Tech in Fall 2026! Broad taxonomic and topical freedom under the umbrella of vertebrate joint form and function. Information here: manafzadeh.com – please share 🦴🩻