Professor of Occupational Biomechanics, Dept of Kinesiology, McMaster University
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Joined July 2013
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Congratulations Paul Tilley! MSc award winner! @MacKinesiology @KeirPeter
Congratulations to Paul Tilley (MSc) and Jackie Zehr (PhD) for winning the CSB-SCB Graduate New Investigator Awards. Thank you to all the nominees.
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Fantastic talk!
Great keynote lecture by Monica Maly at CSB-SCB 2024, sponsored by @ISBiomechanics . I hope everyone rolled out of bed in time to see it.
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Looking forward to great keynotes at CSB2024 next week! @CSBiomech #CSBSCB
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Great work from Andrew. It took a long time but a great paper from undergrad!
1/ 📢 Excited to announce my paper investigating carpal tunnel tissue #biomechanics with altered blood flow has been published in @jclinbiomech!
Free access using this link until August 30th: authors.elsevier.com/c/1hOlD…
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More excellent work from Dan Mulla @DanMMulla! A comprehensive review chronicling Dan's path connecting neuromuscular control research with biomechanics.
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Congratulations! Well deserved!
As of today, Monica Maly, a professor in Kinesiology and Health Studies, is a 2022 University Research Chair! The award was established to recognize exceptional achievement and pre-eminence in a particular field of knowledge. Congratulations Monica!
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I am lucky enough to be married to one of those fine individuals- congratulations Monica - very well deserved
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Final paper from Dr. Amanda Farias Zuniga's PhD - great work following the effects of blood flow occlusion on blood flow, nerve conduction, tendon and connective tissue movement in the carpal tunnel over time.
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5 Cheap(ish) Things to Help With Carpal Tunnel Syndrome | Wirecutter nytimes.com/wirecutter/blog/…
Trying to figure out how small changes in multiple joints make big differences in simulated work. More great work by Dan Mulla (@DanMMulla) using Alison McDonald's extensive PhD data (@a_c_mcd). @MacKinesiology
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Amanda Farias Zuniga's first PhD paper - median nerve blood flow is related to CTS severity but not tendon-SSCT motion. @MacKinesiology @AmandaFariasZu
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A paper from Dan Mulla's MSc thesis. Great modelling of the shoulder musculature to help figure out why there is so much variability in muscle activity (Hint: a little anatomical variability goes a long way!) #shoulder #modelling @MacKinesiology
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Great work Amanda!!
Very excited to be sharing my first study from my PhD, "Blood flow velocity but not tendon mechanics relates to nerve function in carpal tunnel syndrome patients" in J Neurol Sci now available online as a pre-proof! sciencedirect.com/science/ar…
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Great modeling work by Dan Mulla!
Glenohumeral stabilizing roles of the scapulohumeral muscles: Implications of muscle geometry
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Great undergrad thesis trying to bring VR to ergonomics posture assessment by soon to be Dr. Michael Rizzuto, M.D. (his med school side project😀) - with lots of help along the way by @DrMikeSonne and Dr. Nicolas Vignais!
Free link until June 2
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