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Postdoctoral Research Position

Postdoctoral Position in Implantable Biomechatronic Muscle-Tendon Systems in Animal Models

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3-minute Thesis Award

Talayah Johnson and Kavya Katugam represent at the vASB2020 3-minute Thesis Competition!

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New JAP paper

Our team, led by Suzanne Cox, studied the effect of eliminating high intensity movements during growth on adult locomotor function (in a bird model).

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Guinea fowl OpenSim model

Suzanne Cox and co-authors publish their guinea fowl OpenSim model.

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Comparative Neuromuscular Biomechanics (CNB)

The MF+LL helps establish the CNB, a new Working Group of the International Society of Biomechanics

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NCSRR Visiting Scholar

Suzanne Cox is awarded a Visiting Scholar grant to the National Center for Simulation in Rehabilitation Research (NCSRR) at Stanford University!

The american society of biomechanics is a group that has been working on biomedical equipment for over 2 0 years.

Students represent at ASB40

Matt Salzano, Kirsty McDonald, Brekke Green and Alberito Carvalho all did a fantastic job presenting their research as ASB40 in Raleigh! Great work!