Final Reminder! There is still time to register for the 20th International Symposium on Computer Simulation in Biomechanics (TGCS 2025) in Uppsala but the final deadline (20th May) is quickly approaching! Visit the TGCS website and register at tgcs.isbweb.org/iscsb-2025/u…!

Quick reminder: if you are planning to attend the 20th International Symposium on Computer Simulation in Biomechanics (TGCS 2025) in Uppsala, you can register at an early bird rate until 1st May at tgcs.isbweb.org/iscsb-2025/u…!

Today, we have sent out review notifications to all researchers who have submitted their abstracts to TGCS2025. You can now find out if your abstract has been accepted! Please check your spam folder if you have not received the email yet. (1/2)

We knew you were counting on this! The deadline for abstract submission to @TGCS2025 has been extended by one week, with the new submission deadline being 17th March!To the computer again! Submit your abstract through the conference website! (tgcs.isbweb.org/iscsb-2025/u…)!

The abstract submission deadline for the 20th International Symposium on computer simulation in biomechanics (TGCS 2025) is quickly approaching – just few days for running your final simulations before 10th March! (1/2)

To all biomechanists with a love for computer simulations! You can still submit your abstract and join the 20th International Symposium on computer simulation in biomechanics (TGCS 2025) – abstract submission is open until 10th March 2025! (1/2)

And while I get ready for @ESBiomech conference my visiting period in Bologna comes to an end. Lots of great discussions and research done in these couple of months - big thanks to my twitterless hosts Nicola Sancisi, Michele Conconi and @MarcoViceconti!! 🙏🙏

More than two years after I left, it was definitely time for a visit! @imperialcollege

The paper comes with extensive supplementary materials including the most common mathematical formulations used for the muscle activation and contraction dynamics and inheritance diagrams tracing those formulations back to their original source 5/7

A first scoring scheme recorded the number of described properties in the 55 models. Spoiler alert: the 90s were the flourishing age of Hill-type muscle modelling! 3/7

In brief, from a systematic search yielding 550 published models, 55 (!) key models were extracted to investigate the main trends, state-of-the-art, and gaps in the field of Hill-type muscle modelling. (🎁 61 additional key studies are in supplementary materials.) 2/7

We released the preprint of a systematic review on Hill-type muscle models! 🎉 We hope to provide a convenient tool for navigating this dense literature, useful for those wishing to advance the field or find the ‘right’ muscle model for their use. 1/7 📜 bit.ly/3kJsUrq