Need help from #AcademicTwitter. Working on a #mentoring presentation & need input. Please reply with the 2 most important things you wanted in a mentor & your grad year. Please share! American College of Sports Medicine Orthopaedic Research Society American Society of Biomechanics Biomedical Engineering Society Virginia Tech Biomedical Engineering & Mechanics Virginia Tech Research and Innovation

My run, walk, think, write place. #Nature for brain power.

Applications open in 2 weeks for the 2024 Training in Grantsmanship for Rehabilitation Research workshop in Isle of Palms, SC! This 4-day workshop provides the expertise & support to be successful at the national level in obtaining research grant support. medschool.cuanschutz.edu/physical-thera…

Women experience certain sports injuries more often than men. We want to change that. And we’d love your help! Please share 🔁

Walked half way home today... and then remembered that I drove to work. Luckily... the parking lot is... about half way home.

NSF-funded postdoc position in AZ with my collaborator Matt O'Neill Matthew ONeill focused on the evolution of hominin walking and running using a combination of experimental and musculoskeletal modeling approaches. Retweets appreciated! recruiting.ultipro.com/MID1016/JobBoa…

I have had amazing experiences as a mentee and a mentor at ASB. Please consider taking some time over lunch during #ASB23 to get to know someone new in the community and share your experiences. #mentorship

Don't forget to check-out and CONTRIBUTE to the new American Society of Biomechanics Teaching Repository ! Thank you to the team led by ASB Education Chair Allison-Altman Singles #ASB2023 sites.google.com/asbweb.org/asb…

Excited to have Human Adaptation Lab treadmill up and running after some remodeling mishaps. Thanks for the tune up Bertec! Now our Boston University Physical Therapy and Sargent College, Boston University Rehab Sciences PhD students can get back to collecting movement data!

The 2024 Biomechanics SIG DPT/PhD Student and Postdoc Travel Awards and Career Awards are now open! Details can be found at: ptresearch.org/biomechanics-s……. Applications for Travel and Career Award nominations are due October 31, 2023.

Taking a quick break for some exercise and nature. My way to recharge.

I carefully poured my mug full of coffee back into the coffee pot to facilitate a dripless transfer into my travel thermos with plans to enjoy it when I got to work... And promptly left the thermos on the kitchen counter. Oh the plans we make!

Thanks Kevin Ford and HighPointUniversity for the invite. I'm excited to share not only research from our Human Adaptation Lab lab and Boston University Physical Therapy partners, but also how career paths often involve a bit of serendipity and a lot of standing on the shoulders of giants!

Check out the poster by Human Adaptation Lab lab member, Lauren Sara, today at #acr23. 1193: The Association of Peak Forces and Loading Rates During Walking with MRI-Based Structural Worsening of the Knee: The Multicenter Osteoarthritis Study cdmcd.co/Pn75dq

Less than a month to go to nominate for American Society of Biomechanics Jim Hay Memorial and Jean Landa Pytel Awards!

So proud of Ria Rao and my Human Adaptation Lab and Boston University Physical Therapy lab members featured in here! And so grateful to be part of the amazing research groups in CMTM, Boston University! Mechanobiology: How Mechanical Force and Stretch Shape Biological System... youtu.be/-vBZ0BSS8ww?si… via YouTube

Enjoyed presenting at OARSI a study on hip shape and risk of developing hip OA. This type of work requires quite the team effort from Rintje Agricola, Human Adaptation Lab, Skeletal Mechanobiology & Biomechanics Lab and many others!

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Always great to spend a little time with the team. Celebrating recent accomplishments including an F31 being scored... and resubmitted, a paper published, a new study funded (R01!!) and started, and the transition of our lab manager to the MS in Mechanical Engineering program.

A huge congrats to Ashley N. Collimore, Ph.D. on being a recipient of the Up and Comer's award from the American Society of Biomechanics!!! I've enjoyed being a spectator on her journey. Ashley has accomplished great things already, and I know more is still to come! Congrats!