PoWeR Lab to co-host the Atlanta Science Festival 2022!
The PoWeR Lab will be partnering with SCIENCE ATL and numerous other labs, research groups and local companies to co-host the Atlanta Science Festival 2022 on March 19th! The event…
The PoWeR Lab will be partnering with SCIENCE ATL and numerous other labs, research groups and local companies to co-host the Atlanta Science Festival 2022 on March 19th! The event…
Shout out to PoWeR Lab PhD students Jenny Leestma and Jonathan Gosyne as well as Postdoc alumnus Max Shepherd for coordinating a National Biomechanics Day event at PoWeR lab complete…
Congratulations to previous ENGAGES student Zachary White for his acceptance into the inaugural class of the ASB B-SURE program! The program will support Zach's research this summer as he is…
Congratulations to PoWeR Lab PhD student Jonathan Gosyne for earning the distinction of being the best TA in the School of Mechanical Engineering at Georgia Tech. He is now a…
New pre-print on mechanical energetics of walking with treadmill perturbations! We used mechanical energetics to quantify the demand of treadmill belt speed perturbations during walking. We found the perturbed ankle…
Congratulations to 2nd-year undergraduate student Sparsh Kudrimoti for winning a PURA to fund his research in spring 2022! He will be mentored by PoWeR Lab PhD student Pawel Golyski.
Congratulations to Courtney Smith, PoWeR and EPIC Lab undergraduate researcher, on receiving Georgia Tech's Petit Undergraduate Research Scholarship! Courtney will continue working with her mentor, Jenny Leestma, while she leads…
Congratulations to Dr. Owen Beck who has won a two-year endowed fellowship to study the balance issues of individuals with Parkinson's Disease through the McCamish Innovation Program (https://parkinsons.gatech.edu). His project aims…
Congratulations to PoWeR Lab PhD student Pawel Golyski, GT ENGAGES alumna Esmeralda Vazquez, and PoWeR and EPIC lab PhD student Jenny Leestma for their paper entitled, "Onset timing of treadmill…
Greg Sawicki was featured in a recent New York Times article discussing the future of exoskeletons and their potential role among different populations. Check it out here.