Has the “teacher’s pet in elementary school” to “puts both hands on the wheel and makes direct eye contact with someone directing traffic so they know I see them and am following directions” pipeline been studied or…?
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Today is my 1-year anniversary of starting Professor life. I know more things I didn’t know a year ago, but mostly I just know more things I don’t know. Cheers to year 2! 🥂
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Engineer, Researcher, Entrepreneur, Scientist
Interested in Assistive devices, biomechanics, robotics, and machine design
Integrative physiologist, biomechanist, robot enthusiast, STEM diversity advocate, she/her, Professor @UCI
http://neuromechanics.bio.uci.edu
http://cims.uci.edu
Biomechanist researching gait, balance, concussion, motor control, neuromechanics at U of Utah. Detroit-born girl dad. All views are my own. He/him
Interested in the mechanics, energetics and control of locomotion. Senior Lecturer at Edith Cowan University.
Assistant Professor University of Cincinnati
Biomechanics, Engineering, and Advanced Robotics for Creating Assistive Technology (BEARCAT Lab)
He/Him
90% reSKeets(?)
Locomotion modeling, simulation and control.
Biomechanist and roboticist. Postdoctoral researcher at TU Delft and Erasmus MC.
Assistant Professor ME and biomechanist @CUDenverENGR & @CUDenverBioE || Postdoc alum @wustl_pt || alum @coschoolofmines @UofDenver @RitchieSchool || ashe/her/hers
Professor and Lab Director @UMRobotics | Enhancing human ability with robotics, control systems, and prosthetics/orthotics
Postdoc @ Harvard 🦿🧠🦾
Neural interfaces + wearable robotics
PhD Robotics from GeorgiaTech
jenniferleestma.com
Assistant Professor at the University of Florida. Biomechanist. Engineer. Left-hander.
Computational Biomechanics PhD Student at Rice University 🖥️🦴💪 Lead Developer on the NMSM Pipeline 🏃♀️🏋️♀️ Gravel Enthusiast 🚴🏻♀️ cvhammond.com
Ass. Prof. at University of Twente.
Biomechanics, neuromechanics, exos and all that good stuff.
Biomechanics professor at the University of Michigan interested in the mechanics, energetics, and control of human locomotion
Assistant Professor at CU Boulder studying assistive devices at the intersection of biomechanics, haptics, and robotics.
human movement, wearable robots, wearable sensors, machine learning
Stanford professor studying biomechanics, robotics, and design. I think a lot about how we design exoskeletons to improve human mobility. Also how we help students become good engineers. #Sci‘Sky. biomechatronics.stanford.edu
