Last week, Luke Nigro, Kayla Pariser, and Kaleb Burch presented their work at the 28th Congress of the International Society of Biomechanics. Luke delivered an oral presentation on a bi-lateral stiffness model for the ankle, Kayla delivered an oral presentation on predictive simulations of walking on a fixed-speed treadmill, and Kaleb delivered a poster presentation on validation of wearable ground react force sensors. Additionally, friend of the NMBL Jack Williams delivered an oral presentation on the use of statistical parametric mapping to assess patellofemoral contact forces during ACL recovery. Congrats to everyone!
