Members of the Steele Lab traveled to Vancouver, BC for the 19th International Symposium on Computer Methods in Biomechanics and Biomedical Engineering (CMBBE) hosted by the University of British Columbia.
PhD candidate, Mackenzie Pitts, gave a poster presentation on “Inferring Unmeasured Inertial Data from Sparse Sensing for Treadmill Running”. Steele Lab Alumni and Post-Doctoral Research Fellow at Emory University, Michael Rosenberg, gave a podium presentation titled “Recurrent Neural Network Gait Signatures Encode Speed-Induced Changes in Post-Stroke Gait Quality.”
In addition to sharing their research at the conference, the Steele Lab enjoyed connecting with fellow biomechanics and biomedical engineering researchers as well as exploring the beautiful campus at UBC.