My first publication from my postdoc- surprising, but interesting results!
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So excited to share the first publication from my dissertation! Here we used a novel low-cost measurement system to accurately classify athletes with and without concussion based on measures of neuromotor control. Go check it out!
What better way to kick off #ISB2025 than co-moderating a session with one of the greats!
I have agreed to chair Models and Motor Control at ISB (tuesday morning). I'm looking for a co-chair who is student/postdoc in this area. If you have a mentee or person to suggest please let me know!
Read our new article!
We measured changes in countermovement jump performance under different cognitive dual tasking conditions.
doi.org/10.1123/jsr....
I am so excited share that this study, which uses low-cost assessment technology to look at motor control deficits in individuals with post-acute concussion diagnoses, has just been published in IJSPT. This was a very fun team effort and served as excellent pilot work for my dissertation.
Congrats Austin- they are lucky to have you!
Trying to cognitively prime you for your claim to be left “unresolved” as well, no doubt.
