Engineering to enhance human mobility, play, and exploration
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.
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)
Hwan Choi presents at Gait & Clinical Movement Analysis Society Annual Conference:
Evaluating changes in gastrocnemius length with different orthoses using musculoskeletal modeling
Portland, OR (March 18-21, 2015)
Ben Shuman presents at Gait & Clinical Movement Analysis Society Annual Conference and is awarded Best Paper:
Repeatability of muscle synergies between days for unimpaired individuals and individuals with cerebral palsy
Portland, OR (March 18-21, 2015)
Hwan Choi presents at Gait & Clinical Movement Analysis Society Annual Conference:
Fabrication of customized 3D-printed variable stiffness ankle foot orthoses to evaluate muscle function
Portland, OR (March 18-21, 2015)