Closing the loop between wearable technology and human biology
PoWeR Lab collaborator Dr. Massimo Sartori and PI Dr. Greg Sawicki are the authors of a new article currently in press entitled, “Closing the loop between wearable technology and human…
PoWeR Lab collaborator Dr. Massimo Sartori and PI Dr. Greg Sawicki are the authors of a new article currently in press entitled, “Closing the loop between wearable technology and human…
Congratulations to Emily McCain lead author of, "Isolating the energetic and mechanical consequences of imposed reductions in ankle and knee flexion during gait" for her paper published in the Journal…
Luis Rosa, PhD student in the PoWeR Lab and Inan Research Lab, is first author on a preprint titled, "Machine learning to extract muscle fascicle length changes from dynamic ultrasound…
4th year PhD student Jordyn Schroeder was interviewed by the Georgia Tech George W. Woodruff School of Mechanical Engineering as a recipient of an NIH R01 Research Supplement! In the…
3rd year BioEngineering PhD student Lindsey Trejo put on the first informational happy hour and social for Latinx in Biomechanix, a group which she helped to start! This group aims…
Check out the Behind the Newsletter features on PI Gregory Sawicki and 4th year BioEngineering PhD student Pawel Golyski!
PoWeR Lab postdoc Owen Beck is first author of a paper describing how carbon fiber insoles may not improve running economy. Together with PI Greg Sawicki and 4th year PhD…
Congratulations to 4th year PhD student Jordyn Schroeder and PI Greg Sawicki for their funded NIH R01 Research Supplement to their parent grant, "Dynamic imaging to guide wearable robotic intervention…
The Diversity Virtual Event held at the 2020 Virtual American Society of Biomechanics Meeting has been posted and is available here. Jordyn Schroeder, 4th year PhD student in the PoWeR…
Congratulations to 3rd-year PoWeR Lab PhD student Lindsey Trejo for winning a fellowship through the Sloan Minority Ph.D. Program (MPHD)! This award will fund her travel and professional development throughout…