Hwan Choi passed his general exam!
Hwan’s proposed PhD General Examination focused on the evaluation of gait and muscle function with ankle foot orthoses in individuals with neurological disorders. Way to go, Hwan!
Invited Speaker at Motor Control Symposium
Dr. Steele has been invited to speak at the International Society of Biomechanics’ Symposium on Motor Control in Biomechanics. Learn more about the event HERE.
Guarav passes his qualifying exam!
Congratulations to Gaurav Mukherjee for passing his qualifying exam!
At the University of Washington the qualifying exam is a combination of written and oral exams that test your knowledge in mechanical engineering. After passing, Gaurav is now officially a PhD Candidate in Mechanical Engineering.
Sasha Portnova – Best Poster at NWBS!
Sasha Portnova – Northwest Biomechanics Symposium Best Poster Award!
Sasha Portnova, a junior in mechanical engineering who has been doing research in our lab for the past year was awarded the Best Poster Award – BS/MS Category at the 2015 Northwest Biomechanics Symposium. Her research focuses on using 3D-printing to improve the design of upper-extremity orthoses for individuals with spinal cord injury and other neurologic disorders.
MH Schwartz, A Rozumalski, KM Steele, “Dynamic motor control predicts treatment outcome for individuals with cerebral palsy,” Gait & Clinical Movement Analysis Society (Portland, OR) March 18-21, 2015.
Mike Schwartz presents at Gait & Clinical Movement Analysis Society Annual Conference:
Dynamic motor control predicts treatment outcome for individuals with cerebral palsy
Portland, OR (March 18-21, 2015)
