New Approaches to Driving Changes in Walking Patterns
Discover innovative methods for modifying walking patterns and gait rehabilitation through evidence-based approaches presented by Ryan Roemmich in this medical grand rounds lecture.
The Physics of Highly Crosslinked Cytoskeletal Networks
Explore the physics of highly crosslinked cytoskeletal networks in this graduate-level lecture, delving into non-equilibrium processes in physics and biology.
Vertex Model for Tissue Mechanics - Part I
Explore vertex models for tissue mechanics, focusing on fundamental concepts and applications in biological systems.
On Growth and Form and Mathematics: Reading D'Arcy Thompson 100 Years On - Rothschild Lecture
Explore the enduring impact of D'Arcy Thompson's "On Growth and Form" on modern science, examining its themes and relevance to understanding morphogenesis.
Growth and Mechanics of Tissues - SPL Rothschild Lecture
Explorez les propriétés mécaniques des tissus et leur rôle dans la croissance et l'expression génétique, en mettant l'accent sur les tissus cancéreux et le développement précoce.
MobilePoser - Real-Time Full-Body Pose Estimation and 3D Human Translation from IMUs in Mobile Consumption
Discover real-time full-body pose estimation techniques using IMU sensors for mobile applications, exploring cutting-edge methods for accurate human motion tracking and translation.
Real-Time 3D Human Pose Estimation Using Insole Pressure Sensors
Discover how pressure-sensing insoles enable real-time 3D human pose estimation, offering innovative solutions for motion tracking and biomechanical analysis.
Gait Gestures - Examining Stride and Foot Strike Variation as an Input Method While Walking
Explore innovative research on using walking patterns and foot movements as novel input methods for human-computer interaction while maintaining natural mobility.
Silent Impact - Tracking Tennis Shots from the Passive Arm
Discover innovative motion tracking technology that analyzes tennis shots by monitoring the non-dominant arm's movements, offering new insights into sports performance analysis.
Stress and Growth in Tumor Spheroids
Explore the mathematical modeling of tumor growth dynamics, focusing on stress factors and spheroid development in oncological research and computational biology.
Prostate: Small Organ, Big Problems - Informing Clinical Decisions with Computational Models
Explore how computational models enhance clinical decision-making for prostate-related conditions through advanced mathematical and biological approaches.
SIM2VR - Towards Automated Biomechanical Testing in VR
Explore groundbreaking developments in automated biomechanical testing through virtual reality simulation, advancing user interface technology and testing methodologies.
A Quarter of All Your Bones Are in Your Feet - The Evolution and Anatomy of Human Feet
Discover the fascinating anatomy of human feet, exploring their evolutionary history, bone structure, and crucial role in bipedal movement through tetrapod and hominin development.
Do Averaged Group Data Accurately Capture and Represent Individual Movement Solutions?
Explore the complex relationship between averaged group data and individual movement patterns in motor behavior research, examining accuracy and representation challenges.
Why Your Blood Should Flow Like Ketchup | Sean Farrington | TED
Chemical engineer Sean Farrington demonstrates how blood viscosity (thickness) could be used as a medical diagnostic tool, similar to blood pressure. He shows the flow properties of everyday products like shampoo and ketchup to explain rheology, the study of flow, and argues this little-known field could save lives if taken more seriously in medicine.
You can run 100 miles. Here's why. | Seth Moyer | TEDxBrentwoodCollegeSchool
Seth will be speaking about how every able-bodied human has the capacity to run 100 miles. He will support his claim with physiological concepts and evolutionary biology to show that our running capacity is much greater than we think. Seth is a former Division 1 lightweight rower, ultramarathon runn
From Healing Steps to Cosmic Leaps | Dr. Yogesh Pratap Singh | TEDxBITD
What connects a patient’s first healed step to humanity’s reach for the cosmos? This talk reveals how the same precision technologies used to correct human movement also power space missions like the James Webb Telescope. By mastering the smallest, most exact steps whether in engineering or in life