Fun days of teaching in the PT labs remind me I’m in the right place. So glad to be able to do this with CU Physical Therapy

PhD semester 1 is (almost…) in the books! Learned from a lot of smart people in CU Rehabilitation Science today about their ongoing work and got to share a bit of my own work with Interdisciplinary Movement Science Lab to everyone too. More still to come!

Gearing up for #APTACSM! Excited to share some of the work from the CU Bone-Anchored Limb Research Group University of Colorado Limb Restoration Program with the rest of the PT community this week

First CSM platform presentation done! Glad to represent Interdisciplinary Movement Science Lab CU Rehabilitation Science

Highlight of #APTACSM so far: learning a lot about good SciComm from 🟡 PT Pintcast™ (although now I’m rethinking every poster I’ve ever made…)

Officially scheduled preliminary exams. Only slightly starting to panic inside 😅

Thanks to all faculty & trainees who joined the CU Rehabilitation Science Symposium last week! Fantastic presentations by trainees and a keynote from Catherine Lang, PT, PhD, FAPTA (@wustl_pt). Grateful for the support of our colleagues! #RehabilitationScience #ResearchSymposium

Preliminary Exams: passed ✅ 1st first-author PhD paper: accepted ✅ Not a bad final week to the first year of PhD studies!

#Newpub in Gait & Posture by Peter Thomsen-Freitas, PT, DPT, MS, @BreccaGaffney, Cory Christiansen & team on Cumulative loading increases and loading asymmetries persist during walking for people with a #transfemoral bone-anchored limb. pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/38843706/

CU Bone-Anchored Limb Research Group representing at MHSRS 2024! Exciting work understanding and advancing outcomes for people with osseointegrated prostheses.

Great read and work from мιĸe paѕcoe, who continues to advance and improve anatomy education for healthcare professionals. Check it out!

That’s a wrap on Global Collaborative Congress on Osseointegration 2024! Grateful for the opportunity to learn from so many osseointegration experts from around the world and share some of our ongoing work from the CU BALRG & University of Colorado Limb Restoration Program. What an incredible experience and team to be part of!

New pub alert! Great work led by @BreccaGaffney on the implications of skeletal alignment and residual limb anthropometry on walking biomechanics for transfemoral bone-anchored limb users. Check it out!

Great discussion and presentations at the Marilyn Gossman Graduate Student Research Seminar today! Exciting opportunity to present ongoing work from the CU Bone-Anchored Limb Research Group to our colleagues at #APTACSM. Grateful to be selected and supported by Academy of Physical Therapy Research, APTA!