On August 10-13, 2021, the Neuromuscular Biomechanics Lab enjoyed participating in the virtual American Society of Biomechanics 2021 conference! Lab members Luke Nigro, Kelsey Neal, Kayla Pariser, Kaleb Burch, Margo Donlin, and Kaitlyn Downer all presented at this conference. Check out the highlights from the conference below!
Luke Nigro’s poster presentation titled “Bi-linear Natural Ankle Quasi-Stiffness During Walking: Characterization & Implications for Orthosis Design”
Kelsey Neal’s oral presentation titled “Change In Knee Cartilage Stresses From 6 To 24 Months After ACLR: A Preliminary Analysis”
Kayla Pariser’s oral presentation titled “Manipulating Adaptive Treadmill Control to Increase Propulsive Impulse”
Kaleb Burch’s poster presentation titled “Design Optimization of a Shoulder-Assistive Device for Activities of Daily Living”
Margo Donlin’s oral presentation titled “Calculating Trailing Limb Angle: Validating Alternate Methods”
Kaitlyn Downer’s oral presentation titled “Effect of Center of Mass on Adaptive Treadmill Control”
