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XXVII Congress of the International Society of Biomechanics Welcome from the Conference Chair Dear Delegates, Welcome to the XXVII Conference of the International Society of Biome- chanics and the American Society of Biomechanics (ISB/ASB 2019). It seems like only yesterday that we hosted ISB 1999. Nobel Prize winner Andrew Huxley opened the proceedings with the Wartenweiler Memorial Lecture, unforgettable! He needed an overhead projector for his presentation, which we had not anticipated, but we made it happen at the last minute nevertheless. The late Paavo Komi was the Muybridge award winner. This time around, he will be honoured in the ASB-sponsored Jim Hay Memorial Symposium for his invaluable contribution to biomechanics research and to the profession. In 1999, Ralph Mueller was the winner of the Promising Young Sci- entist Award, and this time around, he will give the ISB Muybridge Award Lecture. There is a symmetry to all this, as the circle closes. Scientists around the world write to me and remind me that they were in Calgary, in 1999, and each one has a story, a memory and usually a little smile. This is my memory of 1999: Andrew Huxley with my two sons at the Royal Tyrrell Dinosaur Museum in Drumheller. Andrew wanted to visit the world-famous site with his wife, and to share this experience with children, so they took along Jens and Pascal, aged 7 and 5. “As good as gold” they were, so I was told, and the expression has stayed with our family to the present day.

I have always enjoyed scientific conferences: the ASB in Rochester (1983) and the ISB in that same year in Water- loo, Canada, were my first exposures to this world that has been a big part of my (scientific) life. I enjoy thinking about what others presented, trying to understand what they had discovered, following the logic or discovering the fallacy of an argument, asking questions formally, during a break, late in the evening when thoughts get blurry and the mind plays tricks. What pleasure, what privilege to be a scientist, to be exposed to the best, to be able to interact and listen to the leaders in the field. I can’t wait for the science to start: Wednesday July 31st, 5 p.m. – The Wartenweiler Memorial Lecture. But remember ISB/ASB 2019 is much more than science; it is about experiences, people, friends, scientific adversaries and all your personal stories, but most of all, it’s about a lot of fun. Welcome to ISB/ASB 2019.

On behalf of the organizers,

Walter Herzog, PhD Professor, University of Calgary Conference Chair

43rd Annual Meeting of the American Society of Biomechanics 1 NeuroMap Motor Unit Decomposition Multi-Muscle Neural Coordination Functional Muscle Network Kinematics & Muscle Activation

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FOLLOW US delsysinc Table of Contents Welcome from the Conference Chair ��1 from the ISB President ��4 from the ASB President ��5 from the Dean of the Faculty of Kinesiology ��6 Organizing Committee ��7 Economically Developing Country Grants �� 8 General Information ��9 Social Program ��12 Student Program ��14 Things to do in Calgary and Surrounding Area ��16 Speakers Keynote ��18 Invited �� 22 Award Winners ASB Awards ��27 ISB Awards �� 30 Venue Maps Overview ��32 North Building - Upper Level ��33 South Building - Lower Level �� 34 South Building - Upper Level ��35 North Building - Street Level �� 36 Tutorials ��37 Scientific Program �� 39 Wednesday, July 31st �� 39 Thursday, August 1st, 2019 Day-at-a-Glance �� 40 Detailed Program �� 42 Friday, August 2nd, 2019 Day-at-a-Glance �� 50 Detailed Program ��52 Saturday, August 3rd, 2019 Day-at-a-Glance ��60 Detailed Program �� 62 Sunday, August 4th, 2019 Day-at-a-Glance �� 70 Detailed Program ��72 Poster Sessions Topic Categories ��78 Session 1 - Thursday, August 1st Map ��79 Detailed Poster Listing ��80 Session 2 - Friday, August 2nd Map ��91 Detailed Poster Listing �� 94 Session 3 - Saturday, August 3rd Map ��103 Detailed Poster Listing ��104 Exhibitor Location Map �� 114 Exhibitors �� 115

43rd Annual Meeting of the American Society of Biomechanics 3 Welcome from the ISB President

Dear Delegates,

On behalf of the International Society of Biomechanics Executive Council and the Congress organizers, I welcome you to Calgary, Canada, and the University of Calgary for the XXVII Congress of the International Society of Biomechanics (ISB2019) to be held in conjunction with the 43rd Annual Meeting of the American Society of Biomechanics (ASB2019). Thanks to the efforts of the Congress co-chairs, Dr. Walter Herzog, Dr. Benno Nigg, Dr. Brent Edwards, Dr. Darren Stefanyshyn, Dr. Art Kuo and Dr. Marco Vaz, and the event coordinator, Sandro Nigg, who have gone to extraordinary lengths to make this Congress one that promises to be a memorable event.

In 1999, the XVII Congress of ISB was also held in Calgary and now we are back once again. Since then, biomechanics has continued to develop as a scientific discipline making significant advances in a variety of fields. The ISB has a broad view of the science and application of biomechanics, believing that biomechanics has a major role in the study of all biological systems, from the level of the whole organism down to molecular size scales. Thus, ISB members come from a variety of disciplines including anatomy, physiology, engineering, orthopaedics, rehabilitation medicine, kinesiology and others.

The ISB is involved in many activities to promote biomechanics internationally. These activities include the organization of biennial ISB-international congresses, publication of congress proceedings and a biomechanics monograph series, distribution of a quarterly newsletter and sponsorship of scientific meetings related to biomechanics. The ISB is affiliated with the Journal of Biomechanics, the Journal of Applied Biomechanics, Clinical Biomechanics, the Journal of Electromyography and Kinesiology, and Gait and Posture. The Society also has a major Internet presence with the ISB on Facebook, Twitter and LinkedIn, as well as sponsoring the Biomechanics Forum, Biomch-l.

This Congress epitomizes the ideals of the International Society of Biomechanics as reflected in the number of abstracts submitted for this meeting and the quality of their scientific work. Once again, on behalf of the organizing committee and the ISB Executive Council, we wish you a memorable Congress.

Joseph Hamill, PhD Professor Emeritus, University of Massachusetts Amherst President, International Society of Biomechanics

4 XXVII Congress of the International Society of Biomechanics Welcome from the ASB President

Dear Delegates,

It is a great pleasure to welcome you to Calgary, Alberta, where the 43rd Annual Meeting of the American Society of Biomechanics (ASB) is being held in conjunction with the XXVII Congress of the International Society of Biomechanics (ISB). This is the first joint meeting of ASB and ISB since 2005, when our two societies held their conferences together in Cleveland, Ohio. Many thanks are due to our ASB program chair, Dr. Daniel Ferris, diversity chair, Dr. Robin Queen, student representative, Mr. Andrew Vig- otsky, and past-president, Dr. Wendy Murray, for their tireless efforts in crafting our ASB-specific programming. Our program team worked closely and collaboratively with their ISB colleagues and the local organizers to achieve tight integration of the program and exploit unique opportunities afforded by this joint conference. I also wish to express our sincere thanks to our local hosts from the University of Calgary, Dr. Walter Herzog, Dr. Benno Nigg, Dr. Brent Edwards, Dr. Darren Stefanyshyn, Dr. Art Kuo, Dr. Marco Vaz, and Mr. Sandro Nigg, who have organized what promises to be an exceptional meeting of the international biomechanics community.

The ASB was founded in 1977 to encourage and foster the exchange of information and ideas among biomechanists working in different disciplines and to facilitate the development of biomechanics as a basic and applied science. The ASB has hosted an annual meeting every year since its inception and currently supports numerous regional, student-focused meetings around the U.S. Periodically, ASB holds its annual meeting in conjunction with an international biomechanics organization, such as the ISB or the World Council of Biomechanics. As we assemble this year in Calgary for our 43rd Annual Meeting, many long-time members of ASB will fondly recall attending our 26th Annual Meeting in 2002 held in conjunction with the 4th World Congress of Biomechanics, also hosted by the University of Calgary. These periodic joint meetings provide a unique opportunity to interact with a broader and more diverse group of scientists and engineers than at typical ASB meetings, and I encourage every ASB attendee to take full advantage of this opportunity.

In closing, I thank each of you for attending and contributing to what is sure to be an outstanding showcase and celebration of the field of biomechanics. On behalf of the ASB executive board, we wish all attendees an enjoyable and intellectually stimulating meeting.

Brian Umberger, PhD Professor, University of Michigan President, American Society of Biomechanics

43rd Annual Meeting of the American Society of Biomechanics 5 Welcome from the Dean of the Faculty of Kinesiology

Dear Delegates,

On behalf of the Faculty of Kinesiology and the University of Calgary, I welcome you to XXVII Congress of the International Society of Biomechanics held in conjunction with the 43rd Annual Meeting of the American Society of Biomechanics.

Thank you to the organizing committee and our faculty members who have been working on the program for many months. We are proud of our world-renowned biomechanics group and are very excited to help deliver this conference. With a record number of participants and abstracts, along with a comprehensive scientific program and engaging keynote speakers, including Dr. Hugh Herr, who will give the Wartenweiler Memorial Lecture, this conference will be a memorable gathering.

This was a notable year for our faculty. We were currently ranked No. 1 in North America and No. 7 globally for schools of sport science (Shanghai Rankings), based on our research quality and productivity. Our biomechanics faculty have certainly played a critical role in achieving that recognition, including this year’s conference co-chair, Dr. Walter Herzog, a renowned pioneer in this field, who was awarded one of Canada’s most prestigious honours for a scientist: the Killam Prize. Walter’s work has led to groundbreaking discoveries in the field of biomechanics and muscle-contraction, giving hope to people living with bone, joint and muscular diseases.

Our faculty is unique. It is one of the oldest faculties at this young university, which recently turned 50. As a direct result of the 1988 Olympics, we have created an exceptional environment for research and teaching, as well developing superb training facilities for coaches and athletes at the varsity, community and Olympic level.

The Faculty of Kinesiology is a vital component of the University of Calgary and the Calgary community. Our scholars have made an impact by continuing to find ways to improve human performance.

I wish you a terrific conference and look forward to meeting many of you.

Sincerely, Dr. Penny Werthner, PhD Professor and Dean, Faculty of Kinesiology University of Calgary

6 XXVII Congress of the International Society of Biomechanics Organizing Committee

Walter Herzog Conference and Co-Scientific Chair, University of Calgary Venus Joumaa Co-Scientific Chair, University of Calgary Benno Nigg Budget and Venue Organizer, University of Calgary Joe Hamill ISB Program Chair, University of Massachusetts Daniel Ferris ASB Program Chair, University of Florida Janet Ronsky ISB/ASB/CSB Liaison Officer, University of Calgary Arthur Kuo Invited Speaker and Special Symposia C0-Organizer, University of Calgary Darren Stefanyshyn Satellite Symposia Organizer, University of Calgary Brent Edwards Invited Speaker and Special Symposia Co-Organizer, University of Calgary Marco Aurélio Vaz E.D.C. Communication Officer, Universidade Federal do Rio Grande do Sul Sandro Nigg Event Director, Biomechanigg International Organizing Committee Samer Adeeb James Goh Rajani Mullerpatan Kai-Nan An Mark D. Grabiner Annegret Mündermann Toni Arndt Eveline Graf Rick Neptune James A. Ashton-Miller Stefan Grau Sang-Kyoon Park Janie L. Wilson Ted S. Gross Wolfgang Potthast Joan E. Bechtold Grant Handrigan Geoffrey A. Power Daniel L Benoit Chris J. Hass Robin Queen Thor Besier David Hawkins Tamara Reid Bush Kim Bigelow Gary D. Heise Stacie I Ringleb Stephen Brown John Holash Stephen Robinovitch Thomas S. Buchanan Mike Holmes Dieter Rosenbaum Tim Butterfield Gareth Irwin Ellissavet Rousanoglou Felipe P. Carpes Kenton Kaufman Silvia Salinas Blemker Robert D. Catena Yasuo Kawakami Gudrun Schappacher-Tilp John H. Challis Peter Keir Hermann Schwameder Nachiappan Chockalingam Timothy J Koh Bhawna Shiwani Elizabeth Clarke Rami K. Korhonen Gerda Strutzenberger Andrea Clark Cheryl Kozey Markus Tilp Kelsey Collins Kornelia Kulig J. J. Trey Crisco Paola Contessa Scott Landry Ton van den Bogert Andrew Cresswell Alberto Leardini António Veloso Heiliane de Brito Fontana William Ledoux John Wu Clark Dickerson Hae Dong Lee Saiwei Yang Sharon Dixon Li Li Fred Yeadon Salvatore Federico Glen Lichtwark Bing Yu Ceronique Feipel David Lloyd Ron Zernicke Daniel Ferris Huub Maas Kristin Daigle Zhao Atuski Fukutani Ralph Müller

43rd Annual Meeting of the American Society of Biomechanics 7 Economically Developing Country Grants

We are pleased to have provided grants for students and researchers from developing countries that wanted to partake in this year’s conference: the XXVII Congress of the International Society of Biome- chanics 2019 (ISB 2019), held in conjunction with the 43rd annual meeting of the American Society of Biomechanics (ASB).

With the generous contributions from various faculties and units at the University of Calgary, the In- ternational Society of Biomechanics (ISB), the American Society of Biomechanics (ASB) and from our conference sponsor, Delsys, we obtained financial support for assisting students that are performing at an academically high level, but may not have the financial support that other students receive from their institutions.

As a result of the generosity of our sponsors, 58 students from economically developing countries were able to attend the conference at greatly reduced costs. Both the conference fee and five nights of accomo- dation were covered by these funds. In addition, 32 scientists, from economically developing countries, received a substantial discount on their registration fees.

The organizing committee of this conference would like to thank Delsys, ISB, ASB and all the faculties and units at the University of Calgary that made this possible. We would also like to encourge the organizing committees of future meetings of the International Society of Biomechanics to consider continuing this initiative.

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8 XXVII Congress of the International Society of Biomechanics General Information

Venue Catering Calgary Telus Convention Centre All morning coffee breaks, lunch and afternoon 120 9 Ave SE coffee breaks will be offered in front of the Ex- Calgary, AB T2G 0P3 hibition Hall. For break times please refer to the day-at-a-glance pages of the program. For access to ISB/ASB 2019, please enter the North Building of the Calgary Telus Convention Certificate of Attendance Centre, located at 136 8 Avenue SE. This entrance A certificate of attendance will be sent to each provides the direct access to the Exhibition Hall. delegate post Congress via email.

+ 15 (Plus 15) Congress App The +15 system is a series of above ground On your device, download the Dryfta app. Search enclosed and connected walkways. Covering for ISB, choose the ISB ASB 2019 event, and ac- approximately 16 kilometres, it is the world’s cess up to date information about the congress. most extensive pedestrian skywalk network. The Calgary +15 has 59 bridges and links dozens of Congress Compendium buildings in downtown Calgary, including the Every registered delegate will receive an official Telus Convention Centre and surrounding hotels, Congress compendium upon registration that will restaurants, and shopping centres. include a copy of the congress program, sponsor inserts and other items. Abstracts Abstracts for ISB/ASB 2019 can be found on the Currency congress website, or through the Dryfta app on The Canadian dollar is the currency in Canada your smart device. - units are dollars and cents. Current exchange rates can be obtained from your bank or a cur- Banking rency exchange facility. All major credit cards are There is an automated banking machine (ATM) widely accepted in Canada. on the main floor of the North Building near Guest Services. ATMs for several major banks Dietary Requirements can also be found along 8 Avenue within walking We will be offering a variety of options for each distance of the venue. meal/break. A list of ingredients will be posted Downtown Calgary has numerous bank branch- for those with dietary restrictions. es. Normal banking hours are Monday to Friday 0900 - 1700 hrs. Disclaimer The Congress Committee reserves the right to Car Parking make changes to the congress program at any The Calgary Parking Authority runs an under- time without notice. Please note that this pro- ground parkade (Lot 60) directly beneath the gram is correct at the time of printing. Telus Convention Centre, at 727 1 Street SE.

43rd Annual Meeting of the American Society of Biomechanics 9 General Information

Dress Code Internet The Congress dress code is smart casual. Wireless internet (Wi-Fi) will be available free of charge for delegates of ISB/ASB 2019. The network is Duplication / Recording IsbAsb2019. The password is BiomechCalgary No photography, videotaping or recording is al- lowed in oral sessions or in the poster-exhibition Lost and Found hall except by the official society photographer or The Lost and Found is situated at Guest Services society approved audio-visual vendor. This in- in the main foyer of the North Building. cludes cameras, cell phones and all other devices. Mobile Phones Electricity Delegates are kindly requested to keep their mo- The electrical supply in Canada is 120 volts, 60Hz. bile phones on silent in all rooms where scientific and educational sessions are being held, as well Emergency Details as in and around the poster and exhibition area. In case of an emergency of any kind, please con- The Exhibition Hall pre-function space in the tact the Guest Services located on the main floor North Building has a charging station that can of the North Building. Please ensure to pay atten- power up to eight devices in lockable containers. tion to any hotel alarms and announcements. The emergency number in Canada is 911. Name Badges For security purposes, name badges must be worn Exhibition at all times when attending the congress and so- The exhibition will be held in the Exhibition Hall, cial events. Entrance into sessions is restricted to which can be accessed via the North Building en- registered attendees only. If you misplace your trance. It will be open at the following times: name badge, please visit the Registration Desk to arrange a replacement. Wednesday, July 31 1600 - 2000 hrs Thursday, August 1 0800 - 1830 hrs Posters Friday, August 2 0800 - 1830 hrs Posters will be on display August 1st, 2nd and 3rd Saturday, August 3 0800 - 1830 hrs from 1600 – 1800 hrs in the Exhibition Hall. Sunday, August 4 0800 - 1600 hrs Registration Information Office The Registration Desk is located in front of the The Congress Information Office is located in the Exhibition Hall, on the second floor of the North Upper Select Boardroom, on the second floor of Building. The Registration Desk will be open the South Building. (Glen 210) during the following hours: Wednesday, July 31 0900 – 1630 hrs Wednesday, July 31 0900 - 2100 hrs Thursday, August 1 0730 – 1630 hrs Thursday, August 1 0730 - 1830 hrs Friday, August 2 0730 – 1630 hrs Friday, August 2 0730 - 1830 hrs Saturday, August 3 0730 – 1630 hrs Saturday, August 3 0730 - 1830 hrs Sunday, August 4 0730 – 1600 hrs Sunday, August 4 0730 – 1830 hrs

10 XXVII Congress of the International Society of Biomechanics General Information

Smoking Taxes Smoking is widely prohibited in Canada, includ- The Government of Canada charges a 5% goods ing restaurants and any indoor location. Please and services tax (GST) on most purchases. refrain from smoking unless in designated areas. Tipping Social Media It is generally customary to leave a 15% gratuity Follow @ISB_ASB2019 on Twitter for updates for services in restaurants if good service is pro- regarding the congress. vided. Tips for taxis and any porter service are at your discretion. Speakers Laptops will be provided by the Congress in each Transportation of the breakout rooms. Speakers need to provide The Telus Convention Centre is easily reached by their presentations ahead of time, as follows: public transit, both via the city’s Light Rail Tran- If your presentation is less than 20 Mb, you may sit (LRT) lines and several major bus routes. The submit your presentation, via email, to the fol- Centre Street Station is the closest LRT station to lowing address: [email protected] This the Telus Convention Centre. For more informa- must be done at least 24 hours in advance of your tion, please visit the Calgary Transit website. scheduled presentation, after which time it will need to be uploaded directly to one of the com- Weather puters in the Speaker Ready room. Calgary has more hours of sunshine than any other major city in Canada. Be prepared for chang- You may upload and/or preview your presenta- es in temperature as weather in Calgary can vary tion in the Speaker Ready Room prior to your day-to-day, and even hour-to-hour. scheduled session time. If uploading your presentation in the Speaker Ready Room, please ensure Find updated weather information for Calgary on that you do so a minimum of 2 hours prior to the Environment Canada website. your scheduled presentation time. Please ensure you arrive at your presentation Expect warm summer weather. You can expect to room at least 15 minutes prior to the start wear shorts and t-shirts comfortably in summer of the session. months but evenings can be cool. Calgary sits at an elevation of 1,045 metres above sea level. Speaker Ready Room The Speaker Ready Room is located in Telus 111, on the main floor of the North Building. The Speaker Ready Room will be open during the following hours: Wednesday, July 31 0900 - 2100 hrs Thursday, August 1 0700 - 1830 hrs Friday, August 2 0700 - 1830 hrs Saturday, August 3 0700 - 1830 hrs Sunday, August 4 0730 – 1500 hrs

43rd Annual Meeting of the American Society of Biomechanics 11 Social Program

Opening Ceremonies

Wednesday, July 31st, 2019 1600-1800 hrs Exhibition Hall E The Opening Ceremony and Welcome Reception will be held in the Exhibition Hall at the Telus Convention Centre. The ceremony will include performances by internationally renowned trumpet soloist Jens Lindemann, and a presentation by Dr. Hugh Herr, a scientist, visionary and futurist on the topic On the Design of Bionic Leg Devices: The Science of Tissue-Synthetic Interface.

Welcome Reception

Wednesday, July 31st, 2019 1800-2000 hrs Exhibition Hall CD Following the opening ceremony, join us for a cocktail-style reception where appetizers and light refreshments will be served, where delegates will have the opportunity to mingle with friends, colleagues and industry partners. This will offer an excellent opportunity to network in a relaxed and enjoyable environment prior to the scientific programme.

Calgary Alumni Evening

Thursday, August 1st, 2019 1830-2030 hrs Hyatt Imperial Ballroom We will be gathering at the Hyatt where we have reserved a room with some light refreeshments and some finger foods so everyone can enjoy a drink and catch up with other Calgary Alumni. Benno Nigg and Walter Herzog will also say a few words. The Hyatt is located right next to the Telus Convention Centre. Included with fully paid delegate registration.

Diversity Lunch

Friday, August 2nd, 2019 1300 - 1400 hrs Glen 201-202

12 XXVII Congress of the International Society of Biomechanics Social Program

The focus of the diversity and inclusion lunch will be on developing mentor relationships. We will discuss in small groups as well as the larger group challenges with mentorship and how this is related to diversity and inclusion. We will also discuss strategies for maintaining positive mentoring relationships as well as providing insights into how to address some of the challenges related to diversity and inclusion that are present within science. Participants must be registered for this specific event in order to attend.

Advancing Women in Biomechanics

Saturday, August 3rd, 2019 1930-2200 hrs Glen 201-204 This event raises the topic of ‘difficult conversations’ with respect to women in the field of biomechanics. Facilitators will guide the conversations and attendees will be given the opportunity to dive deeper into each subtopic via a roundtable discussion format. Attendees will leave with strategies to initiate and respond when having a difficult conversation. Participants must be registered for this specific event in order to attend.

Closing Ceremony

Sunday, August 4th, 2019 1630-1800 hrs Exhibition Hall E The Closing Ceremony is an opportunity to celebrate a successful ISB Congress, and look forward to ASB 2020 and ISB 2021. Joseph Hamill, President of the International Society of Biomechanics, will speak at the ceremony.

Banquet

Sunday, August 4th, 2019 1900-2300 hrs Macleod Hall The evening will feature a unique performance by biomechanical dancers, a sit-down dinner, and a live band to accompany attendees on the dance floor.

43rd Annual Meeting of the American Society of Biomechanics 13 Student Program

Student Excursion - Hike

Wednesday, July 31st, 2019 0900-1530 hrs Meet near Guest Services Desk (main floor of North Building)

A hike in beautiful Kananaskis country, we will be going on the Grassi Lakes Hiking trail, a 2 hour hike, with a low degree of difficulty. Buses will be organized to transport people to and from Kananaskis (1 hour drive), leaving and returning to the Telus Convention Centre. A boxed lunch will also be provided.

Participants must be registered for this specific event in order to attend.

Student Excursion - Night Out

Friday, August 2nd, 2019 2000-2300 hrs Meet near Guest Services Desk (main floor of North Building)

We will be enjoying a fun night out at Ranchman’s Cookhouse and Dancehall (www.ranchmans.com/). There will be live music and food provided as well as one drink ticket. Bussing will be provided from Telus Convention Centre to Ranchman’s starting at 1920 hrs, and back to Telus Convention Centre throughout the night.

Participants must be registered for this specific event in order to attend.

Student Mentor Lunch 1

Saturday, August 3rd, 2019 1300 - 1400 hrs Glen 201-202

Students and mentors will bring their lunches to the mentorship lunch where they will be at a table with their mentor and other mentor pairs to enjoy lunch, and have the opportunity to ask questions and learn from their mentor.

Participants must be registered for this specific event in order to attend. Student Mentor Lunch 2

14 XXVII Congress of the International Society of Biomechanics Student Program

Sunday, August 4th, 2019 1300 - 1400 hrs Glen 201-202

Participants must be registered for this specific event in order to attend.

Proud to Support the 2019 A mission to Wartenweiler Lecture Hugh Herr

Professor of Media Arts support and and Sciences MIT Media Lab

Co-Director foster the MIT Center for Extreme Bionics Founder of BionX

Biomechanics Proud to Support the 2019 Emerging Scientist Award Community. Dr. Adrian Ka Ming Lai Neuromuscular Mechanics Laboratory Simon Fraser University Canada

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at ISB 2019 Coming Soon Open Source Initiative. To learn more about our mission and explore upcoming opportunities see www.delucafoundation.org

43rd Annual Meeting of the American Society of Biomechanics 15 Things to do in Calgary and Surrounding Area Calgary Tower The Calgary Tower, home of the world’s highest 360-degree observation deck, offers an award-winning multimedia tour. Available in English, French, Mandarin, Korean, Japanese and German, the self-guided tour brings visitors on an exciting journey through Calgary’s past and present. Gain a unique perspective on famous landmarks while enjoying sweeping panoramas of the city skyline and Canadian Rockies. See more at calgarytower.com

Glenbow Founded some 50 years ago by oilman Eric Harvie, the Glenbow Museum is located next to the Calgary TELUS Convention Centre in downtown Calgary. One of the largest museums in Canada, the Glenbow includes a museum, art gallery, library and archives and has more than one million artifacts and 28,000 works of art in its vast collections. Many of those pieces are linked to the people and history of Western Canada. See more at glenbow.org WinSport and Canada’s Sports Hall of Fame The site of the 1988 Winter Olympic Games has since become an attractive training destination for professional athletes and a thrilling attraction for leisure sports enthusiasts. Thrill-seekers can take a ride down the bobsleigh track at speeds up to 100 km/h or zipline from the iconic ski jump tower. For something less intense, try downhill karting on the Skyline Luge. While at WinSport take time to visit Canada’s Sports Hall of Fame. See more at winsport.ca and at sportshall.ca Heritage Park Heritage Park Historical Village first opened its gates on July 1, 1964. Since opening its doors, the Park has grown into one of Calgary’s premier tourist attractions and Canada’s largest living history museum. Throughout the year, guests have the opportunity to interact with nearly 100 years of history. Heritage Park’s exhibits span the early 1860s fur trade to the petroleum and automobile-dominated 1950s. It is the Park’s mission to preserve the history of the early West and to educate and entertain guests of all ages for many generations to come. See more at heritagepark.ca The Calgary Zoo Located just minutes east of the city’s downtown core and accessible on the CTrain line, the Calgary Zoo is the second largest zoo in Canada and in 2012, was the nation’s most visited zoo. In 2014, it was named by TripAdvisor as Canada’s top zoo and has received international recognition in the world of conservation research. Admire the pandas while strolling through Panda Passage. Visit the Land of Lemurs; the captivating penguins in an Antarctic environment; majestic giraffes, bellowing hippos and colourful mandrills in Africa; the cool cats, tigers, lynx and snow leopards in Eurasia; or the stars of the Canadian Wilds – the bears, cougars and wolves. See more at calgaryzoo.com

16 XXVII Congress of the International Society of Biomechanics Things to do in Calgary and Surrounding Area TELUS Spark TELUS Spark is a place for people of all ages and abilities to let go and embrace the desire to explore and discover science, technology and art in a way that their normal day-to-day life doesn’t allow for. With over 200 experiences, five galleries, and an outdoor park, it is a place to experiment and to play. See more at sparkscience.ca

Fort Calgary Fort Calgary is located on 40 acres of parkland on the eastern edge of downtown Calgary. This is the place where the modern city of Calgary began! Learn about the Indigenous history of the Traditional Treaty 7 land the fort was built on. Explore colourful stories of Calgary’s past in the Interpretive Centre. Experience both sides of the law as you try on an authentic RCMP uniform or spend some time in their jail. Discover this National Historic Site and take a stroll around the RiverWalk to the confluence of the Bow and Elbow Rivers. See more at fortcalgary.com Studio Bell - National Music Centre Studio Bell, the National Music Centre, opened in downtown Calgary’s East Village on July 1, 2016. The National Music Centre is home to the history of music in Canada, including the country’s most impressive collection of musical instruments and sound equipment, the Canadian Music Hall of Fame, and the Canadian Country Music Hall of Fame Collection. It also includes event and performance spaces, recording studios, broadcast facilities, the Rolling Stones Mobile Studio, and artist-in-residence programs, as well as Calgary’s famed King Eddy Hotel. See more at nmc.ca Banff National Park At the heart of Banff National Park is a charming and historic alpine town, surrounded by majestic lakes and tall peaks. Banff’s historic town centre is alive with shops, galleries, cafes and restaurants. You can explore the iconic highlights and take in multiple views of the famous peaks, ride to the top of Sulphur Mountain on the incredible Banff Gondola and enjoy a relaxing boat ride on Lake Minnewanka. See more at banfflakelouise.com

Drumheller and Canadian Badlands The Canadian Badlands are located just an hour from Calgary. Stop at Horseshoe Canyon, walk among the Hoodoos, and enjoy an Underground Tunnel or Tipple Tour (a structure used to load product for transport) at the Atlas Coal Mine. Walk on the old Suspension Bridge that many a miner has crossed! And of course there are the dinosaurs. Enjoy the Royal Tyrrell Museum, Canada’s only museum dedicated exclusively to the science of paleontology. See more at canadianbadlands.com

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43rd Annual Meeting of the American Society of Biomechanics 17 Speakers Keynote Hugh Herr Professor of Media Arts and Sciences, MIT Media Lab Co-Director, MIT Center for Extreme Bionics Founder of BionX

Wartenweiler Lecture Wednesday, July 31st, 1700 hrs

Hugh Herr is creating bionic limbs that emulate the function of natural limbs. Time Magazine coined Dr. Herr the ‘Leader of the Bionic Age’ because of his revolution- ary work in the emerging field of Biomechatronics – technology that marries human physiology with elec- tromechanics. A double amputee himself, he is responsible for breakthrough advances in bionic limbs that provide greater mobility and new hope to those with physical disabilities. He is currently Professor of Media Arts and Sciences at the MIT Media Lab, and co-director of the MIT Center for Extreme Bionics. Herr is the author and co-author of over 150 peer-reviewed manuscripts and patents, chronicling the science and technology behind his many innovations. These innovations include Computer-Controlled Arti- ficial Knees, Active Leg Exoskeletons, and Powered Ankle-Foot Prostheses. A computer-controlled knee prosthesis called the Rheo, which is outfitted with a microprocessor that continually senses the joint’s position and the loads applied to the limb, was named to the list of Top Ten Inventions in the health category by TIME magazine in 2004. A powered ankle-foot prosthesis called EmPower, which emulates the action of a biological leg and, for the first time, provides amputees with a natural gait, was named to the same TIME top-ten list in 2007. He is the Founder of BionX Inc., a company that commercializes the EmPower Ankle-Foot Prosthesis, first in a series of products that will emulate physiological function through electromechanical replacement. Today the EmPower Ankle-Foot Prosthesis has been clinically shown to be the first leg prosthesis in history to reach human normalization, allowing amputees to walk with normal levels of speed and metabolism as if their legs were biological once again. Herr has received many accolades for his groundbreaking innovations, including the 13th Annual Heinz Award for Technol- ogy, the Economy and Employment; The Prince Salman Award for Disability Research; The Smithsonian American Ingenuity Award in Technology, the 14th Innovator of the Year Award, and the 41st Inventor of the Year Award, and the 2016 Princess of Asturias Award for Technical & Scientific Research. Hugh’s story has been told in a National Geographic film, Ascent: The Story of Hugh Herr; and episodes and ar- ticles featured in CNN, The Economist, Discover and Nature.

18 XXVII Congress of the International Society of Biomechanics Speakers Keynote Heike Vallery Professor, Biomechanical Engineering, Technical University Delft

Keynote Speaker Thursday, August 1st, 1400 hrs

Heike Vallery received her Dipl.-Ing. degree in Mechanical Engineering (with hon- ors) from RWTH Aachen University in 2004. Since then, she has been working on robot-assisted rehabilitation and prosthetic legs, in close collaboration with clinical partners and experts in neuroscience and biomechanics. She received her Dr.-Ing. from the Technische Universität München in 2009. From 2008 to 2011, she worked as a postdoctoral fellow at the SMS Lab at ETH Zürich. At that time, she and her collaborators started realizing diverse transparent robotic interfaces for 3D overground gait training, which are now enabling ground-breaking research on recovery after spinal cord injury. From 2011 to 2012, she worked at Khalifa University in Abu Dhabi as an assistant professor, and she joined TU Delft in 2012 in that same function. Today, as a full professor at TU Delft, she works on minimalistic and unconventional concepts to support human gait and balance. Heike Vallery has published more than 70 peer-reviewed publications, filed 11 patent applications, and received diverse fellowships and awards, such as the 1st prize of the euRobotics Technology Transfer Award 2014 and a Vidi fellowship in 2016 from the Netherlands Organisation for Scientific Research.

Irene S. Davis Director of the Spaulding National Running Center, Department of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation, Harvard Medical School

ASB Borelli Award Friday August 2nd, 1400 hrs

Dr. Irene Davis is the founding Director of the Spaulding National Running Center, Department of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation, Harvard Medical School. Dr. Davis received her Bachelor of Science in Exercise Science from the University of Mas- sachusetts, and in Physical Therapy from the University of Florida. She earned her Masters degree in Biomechanics from the University of Virginia, and her PhD in Biomechanics from Pennsyl- vania State University. She is a Professor Emeritus in Physical Therapy at the University of Delaware where she served on the faculty for over 20 years. Her research is focused on the relationship between lower extremity structure, mechanics and injury. Her research also extends to the development of interventions to alter faulty mechanics through gait retraining. She has been studying the use of wearable sensors in both the evaluation and treatment of injured runners. Her interests also include the effect of minimal footwear on mechanics and injury. Dr. Davis has received funding from the Department of Defense, and National Institutes of Health to support her research. She has given over 350 lectures both nationally and internationally and authored 140 publications on the topic of lower extremity mechanics during walking and running gait. She was recently named one of the 50 Most Influential People in Running. She is a Fellow and Past President of the American Society of Biomechanics. She is also a Fellow, Vice President and current Presidential nominee of the American College of Sports Medicine and a Catherine Worthingham Fellow of the American Physical Therapy Association.

43rd Annual Meeting of the American Society of Biomechanics 19 Speakers Keynote Ralph Müller Professor at the Institute for Biomechanics, ETH Zürich ISB Muybridge Lecture Saturday, August 3rd, 1400 hrs

Dr. Ralph Müller is currently a Professor of Biomechanics at the Department of Health Sciences and Technology and heads the Laboratory for Bone Biomechanics at ETH Zürich in Switzerland. He studied electrical engineering at ETH Zürich, where he also received his doctoral degree. Subsequently, he was involved in the development of a compact desktop micro-tomographic imaging system that since has been commercialized and is now marketed worldwide. The research he has completed and is currently pursuing employs state-of-the-art biomechanical testing and simulation techniques as well as novel bioimaging and visualization strategies for musculoskeletal tissues. His approaches are now often used for precise phenotypic characterization in mammalian genetics, mechanobiology as well as tissue engineering and regenerative medicine. He is an author of over 500 peer-reviewed publications in international scientific journals and conference proceedings. His work has been cited over 30,000 times on Goo- gle Scholar with an h-index of 90. In 2015, he was elected to the Swiss Academy of Engineering Sciences (SATW) and the European Alliance for Medical and Biological Engineering and Science (EAMBES). In 2017, the European Research Council awarded him with a prestigious ERC Advanced Grant. He is a former President of the European Society of Biomechanics and the Swiss Society for Biomedical Engineer- ing and currently serves on the Board of the International Society of Bone Morphometry.

Kim Bennell Professor and Director of Centre for Health, Exercise and Sports Medicine, in Physiotherapy at the School of Health Sciences, University of Melbourne

Keynote Speaker Sunday, August 4th, 1400 hrs

Kim Bennell is a Redmond Barry Distinguished Professor in the Department of Physiotherapy at the University of Melbourne. She leads the Centre for Health, Ex- ercise and Sports Medicine and the National Health and Medical Research Council Centre of Research Excellence in Translational Research in Musculoskeletal Pain. She is also a fellow of the Australian Academy of Health and Medical Sciences. Her research focuses on non-drug, non-surgical management of hip and knee osteoarthritis and she has investigated many biomechanical interventions such as wedge shoe insoles, footwear, gait aids and braces. Kim has over 350 peer-reviewed publications including clinical trials published in JAMA, Ann Int Med and BMJ. She has supervised more than 25 PhD students to completion and was a co-recipient of the 2018 Australian Council of Graduate Research Award for Excellence in Research Supervision. Kim has been on the Board of the Osteoarthritis Research Society International since 2008.

20 XXVII Congress of the International Society of Biomechanics Speakers Keynote Joe Hamill Professor Emeritus, School of Public Health and Health Sciences, University of Massachusetts Amherst

President’s Lecture Sunday, August 4th, 1600 hrs Joseph Hamill has a BA (York University, Toronto), a BS (Concordia University, Montreal), and an MS and PhD in Biomechanics (University of Oregon). He is a Professor Emeritus in the Department of Kinesiology at the University of Massachusetts Amherst and is an Adjunct Professor at several universities around the world. Hamill has authored over 450 research papers, research proceedings and abstracts, 22 book chapters and 11 books. He has also presented numerous papers at both national and international conferences and has been a keynote or invited speaker at universities in the United States and other countries. He is a Fellow of the Research Consortium, ASB, ACSM, ISBS, CSB and the NAK. He has received awards from ASB, the AAHPERD Biomechanics Academy and the ACSM Biomechanics Interest Group. Hamill’s current research interests are focused on lower extremity biomechanics during normal and pathological locomotion. His current projects include studies on coordination variability in cumulative micro-trauma injuries and the interaction of biomechanical and anatomical factors in overuse injuries. He has mentored over 50 PhD and MS students, 20 Honor’s students and 10 post docs. Professionally, he has served on the Executive Boards of the NEACSM, the Footwear Biomechanics Group, ISB, CSB, ISBS and the National Academy of Kinesiology. He served as the Chair of the Footwear Biomechanics Group and as President of ISBS. Currently he serves as President of the International Society of Biomechanics.

43rd Annual Meeting of the American Society of Biomechanics 21 Speakers Invited Alaa Ahmed Dr. Alaa Ahmed is an associate professor in the Department of Integrative Physi- ology at the University of Colorado Boulder. She received her PhD in Biomedical Engineering from the University of Michigan, Ann Arbour in 2005. Dr. Ahmed’s research focuses on biomechanical and sensorimotor processes underlying human movement control, and decision-making in uncertain or unstable environments. She is also interested in the neuromechanics of postural control, loss of balance detection, and falls in young and older adults. Dr. Ahmed is the recipient of the 2014 National Science Foundation CAREER Award, and the 2012 DARPA Young Faculty Award.

Thor Besier Associated Symposium - Multi-scale modeling to evaluate musculoskeletal loading during locomotion and its role in degenerative joint disease Thor Besier is an Associate Professor at the Auckland Bioengineering Institute at the University of Auckland, New Zealand. He completed his PhD in Biomechanics at The University of Western Australia where he developed EMG-driven models to estimate muscle forces and investigated mechanisms of non- contact knee ligament injury. Thor spent 8 years at Stanford University combining medical imaging with computational models to understand the mechanical aetiology of patellofemoral pain. His current projects combine wearable sensors with computational models to develop novel interventions for musculoskeletal disorders, such as stroke and osteoarthritis.

Andrew Biewener Andrew A. Biewener is the Charles P. Lyman Professor of Biology and the Concord Field Station Director at Harvard University. He is Deputy Editor-in-Chief of The Journal of Experimental Biology. His research group focuses on the biomechanics and neuromuscular control of terrestrial and aerial locomotion, with relevance to musculoskeletal modeling, biorobotics, and biomedical engineering. His laboratory emphasizes in vivo methods for studying muscle function during animal movement in relation to body dynamics. This work has involved collaborations with modelers, roboticists, mechanical engineers, and computer scientists. He has published over 165 research papers, trained 18 PhDs and 16 post-doctoral fellows, and co-authored two recent textbooks (Animal Locomotion 2nd ed., 2018 Oxford Univ. Press; and How Life Works 3rd ed., 2018 Macmillan Press).

22 XXVII Congress of the International Society of Biomechanics Speakers Invited Elizabeth Brainerd Associated Symposium - Frontiers in X-Ray Reconstruction of Moving Morphology Dr. Elizabeth Brainerd is a Professor of Biology and of Medical Science at Brown University. Dr. Brainerd obtained her PhD in Organismic and Evolutionary from Harvard University. Professor Brainerd and her research group combine anatomical studies of the musculoskeletal system with principles and techniques from engineering to understand the mechanical basis of movement in animals. Current projects include: biomechanics of the temporomandibular joint, muscle architecture, intercostal muscle function, and the development of a new 3D imaging technology, X-ray Reconstruction of Moving Morphology. Dr. Brainerd has authored and co-authored 57 publications, including the book “Great Transformations in Vertebrate Evolution” (2015).

Steven Collins Associated Symposium - Exoskeletons and Prostheses Steve Collins is an Associate Professor of Mechanical Engineering at Stanford Uni- versity, where he teaches courses on design, biomechanics and robotics and directs the Stanford Biomechatronics Lab. His primary focus is to speed and systematize the design and prescription of prostheses and exoskeletons using versatile device emulators and human-in-the-loop optimization. Another interest is efficient -au tonomous devices, such as highly energy-efficient walking robots and unpowered exoskeletons that reduce the metabolic energy cost of human walking.

Taija Finni Associated Symposium - Integrating multi-scale approaches to tendon biomechanics Taija Finni is a professor of kinesiology at the Faculty of Sport and Health Scienc- es, University of Jyväskylä, Finland. Her research ranges from basic neuromuscular function to translational research related to physical activity and sedentary behavior. By measuring EMG from adults and children her group has gained accurate individual-level knowledge of the sedentary behaviour that is needed for designing effective physical activity interventions. Another research line focusing on muscle-tendon neuromechanics has provided fundamental information on tendon properties and muscle-tendon function for exercise training, rehabilitation and insight into age-related changes in mobility and neuromuscular performance. She serves as a senior section editor in Scandinavian Journal of Medicine and Science in Sports and is a member of the editorial board in Clinical Biomechanics. She is an elected council member of the International Society of Biomechanics and a member of the scientific committee of the European College of Sport Sciences.

43rd Annual Meeting of the American Society of Biomechanics 23 Speakers Invited Samantha Harris Dr. Samantha Harris is an Associate Professor of Cellular and Molecular Medicine at the University of Arizona. She is a researcher in the Molecular Cardiovascu- lar Research Program. Dr. Harris’ long-term goal of research is to understand the molecular mechanisms of muscle contraction. She is especially interested in how contractile proteins of muscle sarcomeres regulate the force and speed of contraction in the heart. Currently, the major research focus in her lab is understanding the mechanisms by which cMyBP-C regulates contractile speed and mechanisms by which mutations in cMyBP-C cause disease. Cheryl Kozey Associated Symposium - Biomechanics and Osteoarthritis: Role of muscle on joint loading in OA structural and symptomatic processes Dr. Cheryl Hubley-Kozey is a full professor in the Schools of Physiotherapy, Bio- medical Engineering and Health and Human Performance at Dalhousie Universi- ty, as well as an Affiliate Scientist at the Nova Scotia Health Authority. She co-leads the Innovation in Musculoskeletal Health and Physical Activity collaborative multidisciplinary team and is the co-Director of the Dynamics of Human Motion laboratory. Dr. Kozey’s work in clinical biomechanics and neuromuscular control aims to keep people who have bone and joint conditions mobile and physically active so they can maintain health throughout their lifespan. Her primary focus has been on knee and lower back conditions, both of which result in a significant burden on the individual, the healthcare system and the economy given that both conditions are prevalent in those of working age. Her research on biomechanics and neuromuscular patterns associated with knee joint osteoarthritis (OA) processes has led to a new understanding of the role of the musculature on mechanical loading patterns with OA severity and progression. Her research has been mainly supported through the Canadian Institutes for Health Research, the Natural Science and Engineering Research Council and the Nova Scotia Health Research Foundation. Steven Robinovitch Dr. Steven Robinovitch is a professor at Simon Fraser University in the Depart- ment of Biomedical Physiology and Kinesiology, and the School of Engineering Science. He is also the Principal Investigator at the Injury Prevention and Mobility Laboratory. Dr. Robinovitch’s research group uses the tools of biomechanics to develop and evaluate novel techniques for preventing disability and injury, seeking to generate new understanding of the risk factors for injury and mobility impairment, and to develop and test novel interventions. A particular focus of the laboratory is the prevention of injuries in the event of falls (especially hip fractures, wrist fractures, and brain injuries). Here, they are designing and testing the ability of energy-absorbing floors and protective clothing (e.g., hip padding devices) to reduce impact forces and injury risk during falls. An increasing focus is monitoring movement patterns in the real-life environment, through miniature wearable sensors and video technology. The lab has also developed several novel experimental techniques that are now being duplicated by former trainees and other research groups internationally.

24 XXVII Congress of the International Society of Biomechanics Speakers Invited Andy Ruina Andy Ruina has a robotics and biomechanics lab, and teaches mechanics and basic math classes at Cornell University. Andy’s main study areas are coordination, classical rigid-object dynamics, and friction and sliding instability. Andy’s degrees are all in Engineering from Brown University.

Karen Troy Associated Symposium - Quantitative image-based biomechanics Karen L. Troy directs the Musculoskeletal Biomechanics Laboratory, where she investigates questions related to musculoskeletal health and structure, physical activity, and biomechanics, in healthy and clinical populations. She has expertise in computational biomechanics and finite element modeling, aging and fall avoidance, and medical imaging. She has worked on clinical trials targeting bone health in both healthy women and people with spinal cord injury. She collaborates with physicians in the areas of orthopaedic trauma, radiology, rheumatology, and physical medicine and rehabilitation. Her broad research focus is on understanding how humans can use physical activity in a targeted and mechanistic manner to promote healthy aging. She specifically takes a biomechanics perspective on how physical forces applied to the musculoskeletal system generated through exercise or other physical activity can be used to improve bone and joint health. Her experimental approach utilizes medical image analysis and patient-specific computational models, combined with human subjects in a clinical setting.

Marjolein van der Meulen Marjolein van der Meulen is the James M. and Marsha McCormick Director of Biomedical Engineering and Swanson Professor of Biomedical Engineering in the Meinig School of Biomedical Engineering and Sibley School of Mechanical & Aerospace Engineering at Cornell University and a Senior Scientist in the Research Division of the Hospital for Special Surgery. Before joining the faculty at Cornell Marjolein worked for three years as a biomedical engineer at the Rehabilitation R&D Center of the Department of Veterans Affairs in Palo Alto, California. In 1995 she received an NIH FIRST Award and in 1999 an NSF Faculty Early Career Devel- opment Award. Marjolein is a member of the American Society of Bone and Min- eral Research (ASBMR), the American and European Societies of Biomechanics, and the Orthopaedic Research Society. She is a fellow of AAAS, AIMBE, and ASME. In the past, she was a Deputy Editor for the Journal of Orthopaedic Research, member of the ASBMR Task Force on Atypical Femur Fractures, and member for the Skeletal Biology Structure and Regeneration (SBSR) Study Section at NIH.

43rd Annual Meeting of the American Society of Biomechanics 25 Speakers Invited Alan Wilson Alan Wilson graduated from Glasgow University in 1987 having studied Veterinary Medicine and an intercalated BSc in Physiology. He subsequently undertook a PhD in the Anatomy Department at Bristol University where he studied the mechanical basis of tendon injury. He went on to work as a Post-Doctoral Research Associate and then as a lecturer. Alan moved to the Royal Veterinary College in 1996 where he now holds the post of Professor of Locomotor Biomechanics and leader of the Locomotion (Muscle, Tendon and Biomechanics) Research Group.

Fred Yeadon Fred Yeadon obtained his PhD on the mechanics of twisting somersaults at Lough- borough University where he is currently Emeritus Professor of Computer Simula- tion in Sport. Fred’s main interests are in the use of whole-body computer simulation models to investigate the mechanics, motor control, optimisation and ultimate limits of sports movements.

Karl Zelik Associated Symposium - Refreshing Perspectives on Assistive Technology Dr. Karl Zelik co¬directs the Center for Rehabilitation Engineering & Assistive Technology (CREATE) at Vanderbilt University. CREATE aims to improve health, mobility and independence for individuals with disabilities, and to enhance human capabilities beyond biological limits, by engineering, measuring, optimizing and understanding technologies that physically augment human performance. Dr. Zelik’s research team employs experimental and computational methods to study human biomechanics and aims to translate biomechanical principles into improve- ments in assistive devices such as prostheses, exoskeletons and smart clothing. Dr. Zelik received his B.S. and M.S. in Biomedical Engineering from Washington University in St. Louis, then his Ph.D. in Mechanical Engineering from the University of Michigan. Following this, Dr. Zelik was a post¬doctoral researcher and Whitaker International Scholar at the Santa Lucia Foundation Rehabil- itation Hospital in Rome, Italy. He joined the Mechanical Engineering faculty at Vanderbilt University in 2014, and holds secondary appointments in the departments of Biomedical Engineering and Physical Medicine & Rehabilitation.

26 XXVII Congress of the International Society of Biomechanics Award Winners ASB Awards Irene S. Davis - Borelli Award August 2nd, 1400 hrs

Dr. Irene Davis is the founding Director of the Spaulding National Running Center, Department of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation, Harvard Medical School. Dr. Davis received her Bachelor of Science in Exercise Science from the University of Massachusetts, and in Physical Therapy from the University of Florida. She earned her Masters degree in Biomechanics from the University of Virginia, and her PhD in Biomechanics from Pennsylvania State University. She is a Professor Emeritus in Physical Therapy at the University of Delaware where she served on the faculty for over 20 years. Her research is focused on the relationship between lower extremity structure, mechanics and injury. Her research also extends to the development of interventions to alter faulty mechanics through gait retraining. She has been studying the use of wearable sensors in both the evaluation and treatment of injured runners. Her interests also include the effect of minimal footwear on mechanics and injury. Dr. Davis has received funding from the Department of Defense, and National Institutes of Health to support her research. She has given over 350 lectures both nationally and internationally and authored 140 publications on the topic of lower extremity mechanics during walking and running gait. She was recently named one of the 50 Most Influential People in Running. She is a Fellow and Past President of the American Society of Biomechanics. She is also a Fellow, Vice President and current Presidential nominee of the American College of Sports Medicine and a Catherine Worthingham Fellow of the American Physical Therapy Association.

Paavo Komi - Jim Hay Memorial Award August 4th, 1145 hrs

In 2019, the Hay Committee has elected to award The Jim Hay Memorial Award for Research in Sports and Exercise Biomechanics posthumously, to honor Paavo Komi. The award was established in 2004 through the support of the Hay family and additional donors to recognize research in the area of sports and exercise science biomechanics. Jim Hay (1936-2002) was a longtime faculty member at the University of Iowa, one of the original Founders of ASB, and the third and fourth President of the Society. The Jim Hay Memorial Award recognizes original- ity, quality, and depth of biomechanics research that address fundamental research questions relevant to extraordinary demands imposed in sport and exercise. Since 2017, a standing committee has both evalu- ated member-submitted nominations for the Jim Hay Award and identified candidates with exceptional contributions to the field of sports biomechanics. In 2019, two talks, provided by Bob Gregor and Taija Finni, will cover Professor Komi’s professional and scientific contributions to the field of biomechanics. There will also be time for the audience to share stories in the 1 hour session that is planned by the ISB/ ASB 2019 joint program committee.

43rd Annual Meeting of the American Society of Biomechanics 27 Award Winners ASB Awards Scott Delp - Goel Award August 2nd, 0800 hrs

Scott L. Delp, Ph.D., is the James H. Clark Professor of Bioengineering and Me- chanical Engineering at Stanford University. He is the Founding Chairman of the Department of Bioengineering at Stanford, Director of the National Center for Simulation in Rehabilitation Research, and Director of the Mobilize Center, a NIH National Center of Excellence focused on Big Data and Mobile Health. Scott is focused on developing technologies to advance movement science and rehabilitation. Software tools developed in his lab (OpenSim and Simtk.org) have become the basis of an international collaboration involving thousands of investigators who exchange biomechanical models, simulations, and data. Prior to joining the faculty at Stanford, Delp was on the faculty at North- western University and the Rehabilitation Institute of Chicago. He has co-founded six biomedical technology companies.

Silvia Salinas Blemker - Founder’s Award August 4th, 0800 hrs

Silvia Salinas Blemker is a Professor of Biomedical Engineering, with joint appointments in Mechanical & Aerospace Engineering, Orthopaedic Surgery, and Ophthalmology at the University of Virginia in Charlottesville, VA, USA. She obtained her B.S. and M.S. degrees in Biomedical Engineering from Northwestern University and her Ph.D. degree in Mechanical Engineering from Stanford Uni- versity. Before joining the faculty at UVa in 2006, Silvia worked as a post-doctoral Research Associate at Stanford University’s National Center for Biomedical Computation. At UVA, she leads the Multi-scale Muscle Mechanophysiology Lab (“M3 Lab”). The M3 lab group develops advanced multi-scale computational and experimental techniques to study skeletal muscle biomechanics and physiology, and they are currently applying these techniques to a variety of areas, including muscle injury & regeneration, speech disorders, movement disorders, vision impairments, muscle atrophy, aging, and muscular dystrophies. While the work is grounded in biomechanics, it strongly draws from many other fields, including biology, muscle physiology, biomedical computation, continuum mechanics, imaging, and a variety of clinical fields. M3 lab aims to have an impact on research and society. The lab strives for excellence in scholarship through contributing high impact papers and being awarded competitive awards and grants. Second, teaching and mentorship of post-doctoral fellows, graduate students, and undergraduate students is a high priority, both in the lab and in the classroom. Lastly, the M3 lab is enthusiastic to take part in outreach activities, including having active participation of K-12 teachers in the lab. The M3 lab’s research has been funded by several institutes at the National Institutes of Health (NIAMS, NIBIB, NIA, and NIDCD), NASA, the NSF, The Hartwell Foundation, the UVA-Coulter Translational Research Partnership, in addition to industry partnerships. Dr. Blemker has multiple patents pending and co-founded Springbok, Inc, a company focused on image-based muscle analytics for a variety of applications from sports medicine to neuromuscular disorders.

28 XXVII Congress of the International Society of Biomechanics Award Winners ASB Awards Wouter Hoogkamer - Young Scientist Award - Post Doctoral August 4th

Wouter Hoogkamer, Ph.D. is a post-doctoral research associate in the Locomo- tion Laboratory at the University of Colorado, Boulder. He uses a comprehensive approach to study human locomotion, integrating neurophysiology, biomechanics and energetics. Dr. Hoogkamer’s work covers the full health spectrum, from the neuromechanics of split-belt walking in individuals with cerebellar damage to the biomechanics and energetics of elite marathon runners. After obtaining master’s degrees in Civil Engineering and Human Movement Sciences in the Netherlands, he moved to Leuven, Belgium where he earned his Ph.D. degree in Biomedical Sciences, before moving to Colorado in 2015. Dr. Hoogkamer is passionate about mentoring students and is an avid runner. He recently accepted a tenure-track position as assistant professor in the Department of Kinesiology at the University of Massachusetts, Amherst, where he will be starting in the fall of 2019.

Erika Pliner - Young Scientist Award - Pre Doctoral August 4th

Erika Pliner is a PhD Candidate in Bioengineering at the University of Pittsburgh. Her research is focused on determining individual, environmental and biomechanical factors that contribute to ladder fall risk. This knowledge is critical to guide safety interventions that reduce ladder fall injuries. She has also been active in outreach programs to improve diversity in biomechanics. Her dissertation work was funded by the NSF Graduate Research Fellowship Program and Whitaker In- ternational Program. She received her B.S. in Mechanical Engineering and M.S. in Engineering at the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee.

43rd Annual Meeting of the American Society of Biomechanics 29 Award Winners ISB Awards Ralph Müller - Muybridge Lecture Saturday, August 3rd, 1400 hrs

Dr. Ralph Müller is currently a Professor of Biomechanics at the Department of Health Sciences and Technology and heads the Laboratory for Bone Biomechanics at ETH Zürich in Switzerland. He studied electrical engineering at ETH Zürich, where he also received his doctoral degree. Subsequently, he was involved in the development of a compact desktop micro-tomographic imaging system that since has been commercialized and is now marketed worldwide. The research he has completed and is currently pursuing employs state-of-the-art biomechanical testing and simulation techniques as well as novel bioimaging and visualization strategies for musculoskeletal tissues. His approaches are now often used for precise phenotypic characterization in mammalian genetics, mechanobiology as well as tissue engineering and regenerative medicine. He is an author of over 500 peer-reviewed publications in international scientific journals and conference proceedings. His work has been cited over 30,000 times on Google Scholar with an h-index of 90. In 2015, he was elected to the Swiss Academy of Engineering Sciences (SATW) and the European Alliance for Medical and Biological Engineering and Science (EAMBES). In 2017, the European Research Council awarded him with a prestigious ERC Ad- vanced Grant. He is a former President of the European Society of Biomechanics and the Swiss Society for Biomedical Engineering and currently serves on the Board of the International Society of Bone Mor- phometry.

Stephan Bodkin - Clinical Biomechanics Award August 4th, 1145 hrs

Stephan Bodkin is a current doctoral candidate within the Exercise and Sports In- jury Laboratory at the University of Virginia. Stephan’s primary research is directed towards functional consequences following musculoskeletal injury. Specifically, he is interested in the neurophysiological and biomechanical adaptations observed following ACL-reconstruction and providing evidence-based recommendations to safely and effectively return individuals to activity. In addition to his research within the lab, Stephan is involved with teaching undergraduate courses of musculoskeletal anatomy and clinical biomechanics. Stephan is expected to defend his dissertation titled “Optimizing Early Healthcare Decision Making in ACL-Reconstructed Patients” and graduate from the University of Virginia in the spring of 2020.

30 XXVII Congress of the International Society of Biomechanics Award Winners ISB Awards Eng Kuan Moo - Promising Scientist Award August 4th, 1500 hrs

Eng Kuan Moo was trained as a biomedical engineering scientist. He is interested in understand-ing the structure-composition-function relationship and cell-tissue interactions, in soft connective tissues. He received his doctoral degree from the University of Malaya in 2014, and joined Dr. Walter Herzog’s group as a post-doctoral fellow at the University of Calgary in the same year. His research program encompasses in vitro, in situ and in vivo experiments as well as theoretical modelling. His goal is understanding how mechanical forces are transduced to the cells, and how cells interact with the surrounding structural network in their native environment. This knowledge will be applied to the field tissue engineering with the ultimate goal of bio-fabricating a viable and functional tissue substitute for patients who suffer from soft tissue injuries/diseases.

Adrian Lai - Carlo De Luca Emerging Scientist Award August 4th, 1500 hrs

Adrian Lai is a post-doctoral fellow in the Neuromuscular Mechanics Laboratory at Simon Fraser University (SFU). His research focuses on using sound engineering principles and techniques to answer fundamental and applied questions on the role of muscle function and neural drive to the muscles during whole-body movement. Dr Lai’s research aims to link the fields of human physiology and whole- body mechanics through research in the coordination and mechanics underlying a muscle contraction, through to in vivo muscle and joint dynamics and finally to whole-body system function; all across a broad spectrum of movement tasks. After obtaining undergraduate and master degrees in Mechanical and Biomedical Engineering in Sydney, Australia, he moved to Melbourne, where he earned his Ph.D. degree in Mechanical Engineering, before moving to the Kinesi- ology department at SFU. His work has been funded by the Australian Research Council, National Insti- tutes of Health, Natural Sciences and Engineering Research Council of Canada and the National Center for Simulation in Rehabilitation Research.

David Winter Young Investigator Award Nominees

Podium Poster Giorgio Davico Kevin Boldt Antoine Falisse Michael McGeehan Ali Mohammadi Baaba Otoo Scott Uhlrich Dylan Schmitz Nicole Zaino Jackie Zehr

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Benno Nigg Todd Pataky University of Calgary Kyoto University Graduate School of Medicine

July 31st, 1000 hrs to 1200 hrs, Macleod Hall AB July 31st, 1000 hrs to 1200 hrs, Macleod Hall CD

Paradigms describing This tutorial will review the running biomechanics history of applied statistics have been proposed rather and its uses in biomechanics. early in the recent research The roles of classical, modern publications related to and computational statistics running. It has been proposed and machine learning will that 1) running should be be highlighted along with modified to minimize impact some key examples from the loading and 2) running should be modified biomechanics literature. Increasingly popular to minimize foot pronation, both to minimize analysis techniques will be reviewed including: running related injuries. functional data analysis, principal components analysis and statistical parametric mapping. We have proposed that these original running Frequentist vs. Bayesian perspectives will be paradigms in their current form are not valid considered, and key statistical controversies and should be rejected. Furthermore, we will be discussed. have proposed some new paradigms: 1) the muscle tuning paradigm and 2) the preferred Bone Strength and Physical Activity movement path paradigm, both to improve the understanding of running biomechanics. Saija Kontulainen University of Saskatchewan This tutorial will (a) discuss the epidemiological and functional reasons why the impact and July 31st, 1300 hrs to 1500 hrs, Macleod Hall AB pronation paradigms should be rejected, (b) discuss and explain the muscle tuning paradigm This interactive tutorial will and (c) discuss the preferred movement path discuss bone adaptation paradigm. The tutorial will use lectures and to physical activity with a discussions. specific focus on evidence from advanced imaging Recommended literature: studies. The tutorial will review pertinent evidence Nigg, B. M., Mohr, M. & Nigg, S. R. (2017). Mus- from experimental and cle tuning and preferred movement path – a observational studies, as well as randomized paradigm shift. Current Issues in Sport Science, controlled exercise trials assessing bone 2:007. doi:10.15203/CISS_2017.007. adaptation in clinical studies of growing and

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aging skeleton. Findings will be discussed in are a number of options relation to theoretical bases of bone adaptation that affect the joint moment to loading stimulus with interactive examples. values. Once the moments Theoretical bases will include the Mechanostat have been calculated there model, which explains how bone strain from are additional choices that loading stimulus leads to bone adaptation. must be made so that the data The tutorial will also discuss physical activity convey the maximal amount interventions in individuals at risk of fracture as of information. These include well as future research directions. By the end of the choice of presenting the internal or external this tutorial, participants will be able to describe, moments, the choice of a coordinate system, with examples: 1) bone structure and strength and the method of normalization. If these adaptation to physical activity/loading; 2) the decisions are made carefully the joint moments Mechanostat model explaining bone adaptation can provide a wealth of information concerning to loading; 3) evidence of physical activity and human movement. Haphazard or undocumented bone strength in individuals at risk of fractures; decisions can lead consumers of the research to a and 4) areas of future research. frustrating experience.

Standardization of Reporting Kinetic data in The purpose of this tutorial is Biomechanics to take a slow and methodical look at the calculation of Tim Derrick Iowa State University joint moments. We will Stacey Meardon East Carolina University cover data smoothing, anthropometric modelling, July 31st, 1300 hrs to 1500 hrs, Macleod Hall CD and briefly describe methods of calculation. We will The calculation and presentation of 3-dimensional then look at the presentation of these data with joint moments gives the researcher a variety special regard for the type of moments, the of choices that must be made and documented. coordinate system and methods of normalization. From smoothing noisy kinematic and kinetic Participants will have access to an online database data, to choosing an anthropometric model and that will allow an interactive look at how these utilizing a specific method of calculation, there varying methods affect the resulting curves.

38 XXVII Congress of the International Society of Biomechanics Scientific Program Wednesday, July 31st

Plenary Session Neuromuscular/Postural Control & Balance

Invited Speaker Orthopedics Biomechanics

Invited Symposia sessions Rehabilitation Biomechanics

Upper Limb/Spine Biomechanics Sport Biomechanics

Locomotion Lower Limb Biomechanics

Methods in Biomechanics Other

MSK Modeling/Simulation Poster Sessions

Muscle Social Events

Wednesday July 31st, 2019

Time 0900 1000 1100 1200 1300 1400 1500 1600 1700 1800 1900 Macleod AB Paradigms of Running Bone Strength and Shoe Biomechanics Physical Activity Benno Nigg Saija Kontulainen Macleod CD Statistics and Standardization of Biomechanics Reporting Kinetic data in Todd Pataky Biomechanics Tim Derrick/ Stacey Meardon Main Floor North Building Student Excursion Hike Exhibition Hall E Opening Ceremonies Wartenweiler Lecture Hugh Herr Exhibition Hall CD Welcome Reception

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Time Exhibition E Macleod AB Macleod CD Macleod E1 Macleod E2 Macleod E3 0800 Thor Besier Cheryl Kozey Samantha Harris to MSK Modelling Osteoarthritis & Reha- Skeletal Muscle 0845 bilitation 0900 Biomechanics and Multi-scale modeling Bone 1 Mentorship Matters – A Applied Shoulder to Osteoarthritis: Role of to evaluate musculo- tribute to Jean Landa Biomechanics : An 1000 muscle on joint loading skeletal loading during Pytel International Shoulder in OA locomotion Group Symposium 1000 to Coffee Break - Exhibition Hall CD 1030 1030 Osteoarthritis 1 Musculoskeletal Mod- Bone 2 Outreach & Education Shoulder Modeling to elling in Comparative 1130 Biomechanics 1145 Osteoarthritis 2 Gait Modeling 1 Finite Element Mod- Comparative Biome- Shoulder Elevation to eling chanics 1245 1245 Lunch - Exhibition Hall CD to 1400

1400 Kim Bennell to 1445 1500 Knee Cartilage & Osteo- Breakthroughs in Undergrad quick poster Enhancing dance Shoulder Arthroplasty to arthritis Dynamic Simulations of performance with 1600 Human Movement biomechanics

1600 to Poster Session 1 - Exhibition Hall CD 1800 1830 to Calgary Alumni Evening - Hyatt Imperial Ballroom 2030

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Macleod E4 Glen 201-202 Glen 203-204 Glen 205 Glen 206 Glen 208-209 Alan Wilson Comparitive Biomechanics Lumbar Spine 1 Running Injuries Drop Landing - 1 Basketball Walking - Elderly 1 Transtibial Amputation Functional Analysis

Coffee Break - Exhibition Hall CD

Lumbar Spine 2 Model-based prediction Drop Landing 2 Baseball Pitching Walking - Elderly 2 Transtibial Amputation of metabolic cost in Gait human locomotion Cervical Spine 1 Model-based prediction Drop Landing Plyomet- Hockey/Skating Walking Elderly 3 Ankle/Foot Orthosis of metabolic cost in rics human locomotion Lunch - Exhibition Hall CD Diversity Grants Competition

Cervical Spine 2 Running footwear Vertical Jumping Football/Rugby - Head Elderly Falling Foot/Ankle Prostheses compliance: mechanics, Injuries energetics and performance

Poster Session 1 - Exhibition Hall CD

Calgary Alumni Evening - Hyatt Imperial Ballroom

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0800 - 0845 Invited Speaker: Thor Besier - MSK Modeling Exhibition Hall E 0800 - 0845 Invited Speaker: Thor Besier - MSK Modeling 0800 - 0845 Invited Speaker: Cheryl Kozey - Osteoarthritis & Rehabilitation Macleod A/B 0800 - 0845 Invited Speaker: Cheryl Kozey - Osteoarthritis & Rehabilitation 0800 - 0845 Invited Speaker: Samantha Harris - Skeletal Muscle Macleod C/D 0800 - 0845 Invited Speaker: Samantha Harris - Skeletal Muscle Thursday, August 1 August Thursday, 0800 - 0845 Invited Speaker: Alan Wilson - Comparitive Biomechanics Glen 201-202 0800 - 0845 Invited Speaker: Alan Wilson - Comparitive Biomechanics 0900 - 1000 Biomechanics and OA: Role of Muscle on Joint loading in OA Structural and Symptomatic Processes Macleod A/B 0900 - 0912 The role of muscles in joint loading and osteoarthritis Walter Herzog 0912 - 0924 Human joint contact loading including muscle models and oa processes David Lloyd 0924 - 0936 Biomechanical and neuromuscular responses to movement evoked knee osteoarthritis joint pain Katherine Boyer 0936 - 0948 Role of biomechanics and muscle activity in knee osteoarthritis structural disease progression Kim Bennell 0948 - 1000 Panel Discussion Cheryl Hubley-Kozey 0900 - 1000 Multi-Scale Modeling to Evaluate MSK Loading in Locomotion and Degenerative Joint Disease Macleod C/D 0900 - 0912 Novel mechanobiological computational models to predict local degenerative changes of articular cartilage Rami Korhonen 0912 - 0924 Microscale mechanics in rate-dependent articular cartilage failure Corinne Henak 0924 - 0936 New insights into femoroacetabular syndrome using in-silico assessment of muscle and contact forces Mario Lamontagne 0936 - 0948 The effects of early surgical interventions on hip joint loading Kc Geoffrey Ng 0948 - 1000 Panel Discussion Ilse Jonkers 0900 - 1000 Bone 1 Macleod E1 0900 - 0912 Paediatric lower limb bones can be accurately reconstructed via the map client for use in musculoskeletal Giorgio Davico modelling 0912 - 0924 Lower limb bones shape variations of a paediatric population Julie Choisne 0924 - 0936 Typical shape differences in talus and calcaneus between subjects with chronic ankle instability and controls Nazli Tumer 0936 - 0948 The investigation of the average shape and variations of the human talus bone Tao Liu 0948 - 1000 Integration of external knee joint loads in the pre-surgical planning of high tibial osteotomy: a proof-of-concept Luca Modenese study 0900 - 1000 Mentorship Matters - A tribute To Jean Landa Pytel Macleod E2 0900 - 1000 Mentorship matters - a tribute to jean landa pytel Mary Rodgers 0900 - 1000 Applied Shoulder Biomechanics: An International Shoulder Group Symposium Macleod E3 0900 - 0912 Background of isg and general trends in translational shoulder biomechanics Andrea Giovanni Cutti 0912 - 0924 Practical application of shoulder biomechanics knowledge to wheelchair users Melissa Morrow 0924 - 0936 Biomechanical shoulder models can support surgical decisions for joint replacement Andreas Kontaxis 0936 - 0948 Considerations for coordinate system definitions for imaging-based kinematic measures at the shoulder joint Kristin Zhao 0948 - 1000 Elevating shoulder biomechanics into the future: discussion of emergent topics Clark Dickerson 0900 - 1000 Lumbar Spine 1 Macleod E4 0900 - 0912 Creepy effects of prolonged static flexion on sub-regional lumbar spine motion during manual lifting Dennis Larson 0912 - 0924 Exploring passive stiffness changes in the lumbar spine in response to low velocity rear impact collisions Kayla Fewster 0924 - 0936 Arm-to-thigh bracing for light-to-moderate lifting tasks reduces lumbar spine loads Erica Beaucage- Gauvreau 0936 - 0948 A multiscale model for whole-body and tissue-level lumbar spine biomechanics Jasmin Honegger 0948 - 1000 Influence of lumbar spine motion constraint on lower extremity joint range-of-motion used during lifting Danielle Carnegie

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0900 - 1000 Running Injuies Glen 201-202 0900 - 0912 Are we moving forward in research on risk factors for running-related injuries? Max Paquette 0912 - 0924 Development of overuse injuries in running - a multidisciplinary approach Jonatan Jungmalm

0924 - 0936 Combining biomechanics and epidemiology in running injury research Henrik Sørensen st , 2019 0936 - 0948 Beyond "how hard did it feel?" what can we gain from the use of wearable sensors to monitor training loads in Chris Napier running? 0948 - 1000 Panel Discussion Stefan Grau 0900 - 1000 Drop Landing 1 Glen 203-204 0900 - 0912 Knee abduction moment is decreased by gluteus medius force while increased by vertical and lateral ground Ryo Ueno reaction force 0912 - 0924 Knee mechanics of drop jump in individuals with low and high q-angle Youngmin Chun 0924 - 0936 Female athletes with generalized joint hypermobility control acl strain during a single leg land and cut Christopher Geiser 0936 - 0948 Visually-demanding secondary tasks associate with decreased knee flexion during a jump landing task Patrick Fischer 0948 - 1000 Muscle co-contraction measured in vivo during dvj increases tibial anterior force Alessandro Navacchia 0900 - 1000 Basketball Glen 205 0900 - 0912 Effects of the mental load in the acceleration of upper limb and performance during free-throws shooting in Mauricio Delgado professional basketball players 0912 - 0924 Contributions of center of mass velocity to ball velocity at release in basketball shots initiated with and without Casey Wiens momentum 0924 - 0936 Longitudinal changes in 3d jumping biomechanics correlate to patellar tendon imaging in collegiate basketball Andrew Kraszewski players. 0936 - 0948 Determinants of countermovement vertical jump performance among ncaa division 1 men's basketball players John Harry 0948 - 1000 Countermovement jump performance comparison between high school, draft, and professional male basketball Rena Hale players. 0900 - 1000 Walking - Elderly 1 Glen 206 0900 - 0912 Shorter gastrocnemius lengths in older adults associate with worse capacity to enhance push-off intensity in Katie Conway walking 0912 - 0924 The knee and ankle extensor muscle effort during walking, running and sprinting in young versus older adults Juha-Pekka Kulmala 0924 - 0936 Habitual endurance running does not mitigate age-related differences in gait kinetics Rebecca Krupenevich 0936 - 0948 The impact of age on muscle activation patterns during prolonged walking Erica Casto 0948 - 1000 Evidence of an age-related decline in achilles tendon stress across a range of walking speeds Anahid Ebrahimi 0900 - 1000 Transtibial Amputation Functional Analysis Glen 208-209 0900 - 0912 People with uni-lateral transtibial amputation adopt an asymmetrical neural control strategy after chronic Lee Childers exposure to asymmetrical biomechanics 0912 - 0924 Temporal-spatial gait parameters during a 180⁰ turn in people with lower limb amputation Sheila Clemens 0924 - 0936 Effect of prosthetic alignment on muscle activity for people with a unilateral transtibial amputation during sit-to- Katherine Wagner stand 0936 - 0948 Changes in muscle activity of people with transtibial amputation when using a powered prosthesis Vibhavari Vempala 0948 - 1000 Exploring effects of artificial gastrocnemius on persons with transtibial amputation using a powered ankle David Ziemnicki prosthesis 1030 - 1130 Osteoarthritis 1 Macleod A/B 1030 - 1042 A simpler method to evaluate the knee adduction moment during gait using plantar pressure measurements Kevin Thomas 1042 - 1054 Effects of bilateral medial knee osteoarthritis on the body’s center of mass motion relative to the center of Pei-An Lee pressure during gait 1054 - 1106 Joint loading and muscle strength of patients with knee osteoarthritis when walking downhill Gerda Strutzenberger

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ateral knee translation measres in adlts ith knee osteoarthritis Dylan Kobsar ersonaliation imroves the efficacy of ait modifications at redcin the knee addction moment in individals Scott Uhlrich ith medial knee osteoarthritis 1030 - 1130 Using Musculoskeletal Modelling in Comparative Biomechanics Macleod C/D akin monsters sin mscloskeletal modellin to nderstand the conseences of increased body sie in Christofer Clemente varanid liards rom mice to men ho animal modellin can inform sbectsecific hman modellin

Thursday, August 1 August Thursday, James Charles robin the interaction of comliance and activation on the forcelenth oeratin rane and force caacity of Jonas Rubenson skeletal mscle sin comarative mscloskeletal modellin ildin a bird mscloskeletal modelin and simlation of inassisted incline rnnin drin avian ontoeny Ashley Heers redictive simlations to elore interactions beteen mscletendon roerties ait atterns and cost of Friedl De Groote transort 1030 - 1130 Bone 2 Macleod E1 orholoical and aarentlevel stiffness variations beteen normal and osteoarthritic bone Nikolas Knowles atie testin of eine mciii sbchondral bone nder a simlated trainin roram Shaktivesh Shaktivesh haracteriation of bone material roerties in ediatric cases of severe osteoenesis imerfecta Katarina Radmanovic isse imairs the mechanical cometence of bone by relatin the characteriations of mineralied collaen Pengfei Yang fibrils in cortical bone nflences of breed and ae on bendin strenth of rat femr Mei Wang 1030 - 1130 Outreach & Education Macleod E2 areted embodied learnin rorams for enhanced otreach in biomechanics national biomechanics day events Paul Devita based on sort and dance hohts on blishin srvey an initial analysis of satisfaction levels on academic blishin Ricky Pimentel akin a lea an offsite mltiartner national biomechanics day for dance Antonia Zaferiou iomechanics olymic ames a didactic innovation stratey insired by the olymic sirit Inaê De Oliveira Marcelo To be determined 1030 - 1130 Shoulder Modeling Macleod E3 scle comensation at the lenohmeral oint ith increased inry severity a comtational assessment Sujata Khandare yneristic trnk dynamics redces risk of sholder inry drin volleyball hittin Dhruv Gupta llstratin the effect of sbectsecific mscle insertions on oint and mscle mechanics in a sholder oint model Asma Salhi Evalatin sholder disorders sin mscloskeletal simlation Cheng-Hao Lai robabilistic evalation of scalohmeral mscle fnctional roles to alterations in mscloskeletal eometry Daanish Mulla 1030 - 1130 Lumbar Spine 2 Macleod E4 eneration of an neected load throh a mechanical device for liftin stdies Sarah Mukui Mutunga Effect of individal lmbar vertebral ostres on its fractre strenth nder hihseed vertical acceleration Kwong Ming Tse mbar sine loads are redced for activities of daily livin hen sin a braced armtothih technie Erica Beaucage- Gauvreau leion indced cree in the lo back does not consistently affect local or distal mechanical ain sensitivity Daniel Viggiani antification of the intersemental sine resonse to ertrbation ith and ithot conitive interference Jarrett Norrie 1030 - 1130 Model-based Prediction of Metabolic Cost in Human Locomotion Glen 201-202 ntrodction Glen Lichtwark he loer limit on the metabolic cost of transort in hman alkin Herre Faber Estimations of metabolic cost of ait sin inverse methods and a eihtbased adstment Anne Koelewijn ndeendent motor nit recritment redces the redicted metabolic cost of locomotion Adrian Lai

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redictin metabolic cost of locomotion via mscloskeletal simlation Brian Umberger 1030 - 1130 Drop Landing 2 Glen 203-204 mall interlimb asymmetries drin retrn to sort testin ith kinematic analysis in healthy athletes Mark Vorensky

ctive loer limb mscle volme increases hen landin ith body borne load Kayla Seymore st , 2019 lterations in holebody biomechanics drin failed and sccessfl nanticiated sinlele landins Nicholas Romanchuk nflence of hi abdctor fatie on acl loadin drin sinlele landin Namwoong Kim scle force contribtions to the knee oint anterior shear force and vals moment drin sinle le landin Nirav Maniar 1030 - 1130 Baseball Pitching Glen 205 ndced oer analysis of seential body motion and elbo vals load drin baseball itchin Arnel Aguinaldo inematic analysis of the trnk drin baseball itchin Yu-Lin Chen ll dadriven inverse dynamic analysis of yoth itchin arm kinetics Dalton Jennings inematic redictors of ball velocity and elbo vars moment in colleiate baseball itchers Amy Whited nvestiatin the tommy ohn tist and its relation to elbo vars tore in rofessional baseball itchers Brittany Dowling 1030 - 1130 Walking - Elderly 2 Glen 206 ncreasin astrocnemis activity drin alkin may elicit conterrodctive effects on fascicle behavior in Michael Browne older adlts antification of coordination and coordination variability drin ait in older adlts at different seeds Marcus Vieira Effects of older ae and se on motor ott variability at individal oints drin ait Christopher Bailey ifference in ait adatation beteen yoner and older adlts adstin to a continos taretstein test Marjolein Booij nkle moment effects on hi oint anlar accelerations drin alkin in healthy yon and older adlts Jeroen Waanders 1030 - 1130 Transtibial Amputation Gait Glen 208-209 nctional comarisons beteen eole ith ertl and nonertl transtibial amtation Abbie Ferris ndividals ith nilateral transtibial amtation ehibit redced accracy recision and consistency drin a Michael Haley tareted stein task oer etremity oint contribtions to trnk control drin alkin in ersons ith transtibial amtation Adam Yoder he effect of shockabsorbin ylon stiffness on rosthetic mechanical ork drin alkin Jenny Anne Maun eveloment of inertial sensorbased measres for loer limb semental analysis drin ait in eole ith Sheila Clemens nilateral amtation 1145 - 1245 Osteoarthritis 2 Macleod A/B inematic variability accordin to ain and strctral disease severity in eole ith hi osteoarthritis Michelle Hall i cf imlse drin stair descend best discriminates beteen healthy controls and hi osteoarthritis atients Jill Emmerzaal redictin deenerative osteoarthritis of a hi oint sin neral netork Wiha Choi nflence of variable stiffness shoes on secondary ait mechanics in knee osteoarthritis atients Ethan Steiner elationshi of fat and lean tisse in the thih ith measres of mobility in omen ith symtomatic knee Elora Brenneman osteoarthritis 1145 - 1245 Gait Modeling 1 Macleod C/D imlation of a hih tibial osteotomy in atients ith vars knee alinment and medial knee osteoarthritis Cynthia Fantini Pagani redictin the effect of nilaterally redcin the nmber of mscle syneries on ait Marleny Arones scle anatomical variability and oint contact forces rediction in ostmenoasal omen Erica Montefiori ariability in hi contact forces drin activities of daily livin a lare cohort stdy Enrico De Pieri ait alteration strateies for knee osteoarthritis a comarison of oint loadin via eneric and atientsecific Christine Dzialo mscloskeletal model scalin technies 1145 - 1245 Finite Element Modeling Macleod E1 one health in transfemoral amtees Joshua Kaufmann

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anetic resonance imain based finite element modelin of the roimal femr an in vivo recision stdy Kadin Majcher ressre chanes on the ankle articlar srface after lo tibia osteotomy ith and ithot fiblar osteotomy a Jung Min Lee finite element stdy trctral modellin of trabeclar bone adatation sin a voronoi netork Andrew Phillips he effect of stiffness and thickness of an internal fiation on mechanical resonse of a tibial fractre Youngtak Ko 1145 - 1245 Comparative Biomechanics Macleod E2

Thursday, August 1 August Thursday, o kanaroo rats m hiher mscle dynamics from in vivo measrements Marie Janneke Schwaner oordinatin fore and hind limb locomotion hen to strateies are better than one Delyle Polet ecreased hysical activity drin roth redces eak oer caacity bt not rnnin economy in a biedal Suzanne Cox animal model olhin oer estimatin center of mass oer drin a controlled simmin task Kenneth Shorter he roles of ostre and morholoy on biedal alkin atterns Russell Johnson 1145 - 1245 Shoulder Elevation Macleod E3 ctivation of srasinats and infrasinats artitions drin erformance of activities of daily livin Tea Lulic Em assessment of msclar activation drin sholder elevation tasks based on activities of daily livin in Mauricio Delgado sbects ith sholder iminement syndrome ntiravity assistive force redces mscle activations drin sholder elevation movements Patrick Hall onitdinal em analysis of sholder mscles in atients srically treated for rotatorcff tear Andrea Giovanni Cutti nflencers of relationshis beteen srasinats reional indellin and srface electromyorahy in arm Alan Cudlip elevations 1145 - 1245 Cervical Spine 1 Macleod E4 ervical sine loadin drin asymmetrical noninrios hysical activities Jessica Isaacs ne inde for the classification of neck inred atients the neck fnctional holistic analysis score Alberto Fidalgo- Herrera nalysis of facet oint dislacement drin assive er cervical mobiliation Erik Cattrysse oards a methodoloy to rodce bilateral cervical facet dislocation and investiate the roles of aial Ryan Quarrington comression and distraction on facet mechanics and fractre mechanism eliability of ltrasondbased mscle sie and mechanical roerties of the cervical fleor and etensor mscles Takashi Nagai and se differences 1145 - 1245 Model-Based Prediction of Metabolic Cost in Human Locomotion (cont) Glen 201-202 simle mechanical model to estimate the metabolic cost of hman alkin Amy Wu 157 245 anel iscssion Glen Lichtwark 1145 - 1245 Drop Landing Plyometrics Glen 203-204 Effect of se and ae on loer etremity saittal lane asymmetry drin sinle and doble le dro m landins Hui Min Carolynn Tan ndividal ercetion of knee healthy relates ith eak of rod reaction force after lon term of acl Karine Stoelben reconstrction ertical dro m biomechanics in yoth ith venile idioathic arthritis Gregor Kuntze esecific landin strateies drin nanticiated droms landins in yon athletes Nicholas Romanchuk elationshi beteen frontal lane knee kinematics and landin kinetics in a rebond m Melissa Aure 1145 - 1245 Hockey/Skating Glen 205 Effect of a soft eoskeleton on loer body mscle activity drin forard skatin Michael Solomon To be determined erformance and inry risk assessment in fire skatin ael m biomechanics Davide Pavan omarison of em methods to identify aerobic and anaerobic thresholds in seed skaters Tatiane Piucco

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ational hockey leae eiment relation effects on oaltender reach enveloe Kathleen Maclean 1145 - 1245 Walking - Elderly 3 Glen 206 ovel insihts on the relative imortance of clinical and ait measres for detectin fall risk in commnitydellin Sandra Hundza

older adlts st ae diversion in obstacle crossin effects of ain Hyeyoung Cho , 2019 ait kinetic analysis in older adlts after stair neotiation Andreia Aires ait termination after stein don a crb effect of concrrent conitive task Chuyi Cui ransition ste mechanics ho inflential are ae and fall history Emily Gerstle 1145 - 1245 Ankle/Foot Orthosis Glen 208-209 he inflence of articlated afos on forard rolsion drin alkin adatability tasks ost stroke Arian Vistamehr he effect of tnin ankle foot orthosesfootear combinations on the ait kinematics of children ith cerebral Nicky Eddison alsy a case series echanical enery in overrond alkin of intreid dynamic eoskeletal orthosis sers Megan Alfi elationshi beteen mscle activation and ankle motino in an ankle foot orthosisfootear combination Christopher Hovorka solatin brace oer contribtion in intreid dynamic eoskeletal orthosis sers drin alkin Nicholas Lobb 1400 - 1445 Keynote: Kim Bennell Exhibition Hall E lyin biomechanical research to inform clinical manaement of mscloskeletal conditions Kim Bennell 1500 - 1600 Knee Cartilage & Osteoarthritis Macleod A/B ssociation beteen adrices fnction and femoral cartilae characteristics in yon adlts ith obesity Derek Pamukoff hanes in serm cartilae biomarkers in relation to knee oint loadin mechanics drin moderate rnnin Maren Dreiner eercise oad indced chanes in articlar cartilae biomarkers before and after hih tibial osteotomy in atients ith Annegret medial comartment knee osteoarthritis Mündermann lication of a novel atlasbased comtational method to redict ersonalied knee osteoarthritis Mika Mononen rticlar cartilae chanes in omen ith knee hyeretension ait attern Patricia Teran Wodzinski 1500 - 1600 Breakthroughs in Dynamic Simulations of Human Movement Macleod C/D ensim and beyond etractin biomechanical insihts from measrements models and simlations of Ajay Seth movement he concrrent otimiation of mscle activations and kinematics comak frameork to redict fnctional knee Colin Smith mechanics overvie and oensim imlementation ast and hysioloically realistic redictive simlations of healthy and atholoical hman movement Friedl De Groote scloskeletal simlations reveal the metabolic benefits of assistive strateies that cole mltile dereesof Nicholas Bianco freedom anel iscssion Scott Delp 1500 - 1600 Undergrad Quick Poster Macleod E1 0 he role of handedness in visororiocetive tasks Kieley Trempy 0 20 imlatin finerti force sin to common contact models hntcrossley and elastic fondation Kevin Hao 0 0 iamentos sort and rane of motion in the canine craniocervical nction a biomechanical cadaveric stdy Paul Slaughter 0 0 Effect of ankle srain history on ankle inversion biomechanics in hih school football layers Jordan Mcclung 40 550 allroom dance biomechanical assessment sin ressre sensin insoles inertial markers G. Bryan Cornwall 550 00 antitative assessment of the risk of anterior crciate liament inry in female soccer layers throhot a for Pichayathida year case stdy sin oint kinematics reliminary reslts Luanpaisanon 1500 - 1600 Enhancing Dance with Biomechanics: A Model for Movement Training and STEAM education Macleod E2 iomechanical metrics of aesthetic ercetion in dance Shaw Bronner

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iomechanical analysis of balance and sottin in mltile rotations of ballet dancers Catherine Haber alidation of a earable sensor system to catre manitde and ality of dance movements Danica Hendry antification of force eneration drin trns imlications for realtime sonified biofeedback Antonia Zaferiou anel iscssion Sarah Kenny 1500 - 1600 Shoulder Arthroplasty Macleod E3 antifyin the distribtion of scalar bone density to ide otimal scre lacement in reverse sholder Josh Ehrlich

Thursday, August 1 August Thursday, arthrolasty lenoid shere lateraliation and affect sbscalaris fnction after reverse sholder arthrolasty Andreas Kontaxis s limited scalar mobility associated ith oor fnctional otcomes after reverse sholder arthrolasty Bernd Friesenbichler timisation of reverse total sholder arthrolasty throh the combination of rosthesis lacement Jonathan Glenday hanes in rotator cff mscle lenth after reverse sholder arthrolasty ith balanced lenoid and hmeral Alexander W Hooke lateraliation 1500 - 1600 Cervical Spine 2 Macleod E4 et neck the effect of smarthone sae on kinematics and clinical measres in yon adlts Ashton Human esonse to rehabilitation of neck inries derived from traffic accidents sin the nfhas Alberto Fidalgo- Herrera ifferences in biomechanical and electromyorahic characteristics of sccessfl vs nsccessfl manal hih Lindsay Gorrell velocity loamlitde sinal manilation in an asymtomatic olation Effect of cervical sine manilation on mscle strenth a randomied clinical trial Jansen Estrázulas mmediate effect of maimm volntary isometric contractions of the cervical fleor and etensor mscles on Takashi Nagai ltrasondbased mscle sie and mechanical roerties 1500 - 1600 Running Footwear Compliance: Mechanics, Energetics and Performance Glen 201-202 ootear comliance imlications for rnnin economy and distance rnnin erformance Wouter Hoogkamer ootear creation rocess for imrovin the erformance of marathon rnnin Emily Farina o foot mscles assist ith transitions to comliant srfaces Luke Kelly he inflence of the midsole stiffness on mltisement foot kinematics Benedicte Vanwanseele idsole material roerties affect the amlitde bt not the freency of softtisse vibrations in heeltoe rnnersMarlene Giandolini 1500 - 1600 Vertical Jumping Glen 203-204 ales rodce more loer limb ork than females drin loaded vertical ms Auralea Fain oes time of the day differentially affects m erformed in athletes and nonathletes Inaê De Oliveira Marcelo rodced momenta and ork otts of loer limb mscles drin horiontal and vertical ms Yuta Suzuki he effects of transcranial direct crrent stimlation on kinetics of loer etremity drin contermovement m Wei Wang ontermovement m assessment as a sbstitte for isokinetic strenth testin Rena Hale 1500 - 1600 Football/Rugby - Head Injuries Glen 205 by tackle technie can be altered ith coachin idance Suzi Edwards ideo analysis of head imact arameters in yoth football Danielle Gyemi easrement of head forces manitde and location drin live scrmmain Pavlos Silvestros edcin scrimmaes may redce concssion rate in hih school football Barret Zimmerman he effect of layer contact characteristics on head imact eosre in yoth football ames Daniella Diguglielmo 1500 - 1600 Elderly Falling Glen 206 eterminin the minimm nmber of strides to accrately measre daltask alkin ait in older adlt fallers Drew Commandeur and nonfallers dentification of ait attern in elderly fallers troh center of mass entroy and learnin machine Diego Robles

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comarison of ressre mat and force late arameters for classifyin elderly fallers Ashirbad Pradhan all rediction of elderly ith loistics reression model based on temoral variables by timed and o test Jeongwoo Seo ssociation of individal fall risk ith standin measres on a ste ladder Erika Pliner

1500 - 1600 Foot/Ankle Prostheses Glen 208-209 st , 2019 iomechanical accommodation to an anklefoot rosthesis an analysis of ne sers ithin the first year of Caitlin Mahon amblation ddition of a assive toe oint considerations for assive and oered anklefoot rosthesis desin Rachel Teater ariable stiffness nematic ankle rosthesis ith selfrecharin for eihtliftin eercises Hannah Mrazsko Effects of rosthetic forefoot stiffnesses on the eternal mean ankle moment arm emama in different activities Jennifer Leestma Effects of rosthetic foot on ait atterns in toddlers Kara Ashcraft 1600 - 1800 Posters 1 Exhibition Hall C/D osters

Notes

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Friday August 2nd, 2019

Time Exhibition E Macleod AB Macleod CD Macleod E1 Macleod E2 Macleod E3 0800 Scott Delp Marjolein van der Steve Robinovitch to ASB Goel Award Meulen Elderly Falling 0845 Orthopedic 0900 Knee Modeling 1 Postural Control Elderly History Dependent Cycling 1 - Energetics/ Bone Fracture Modeling to Muscle Properties Coordination 1 1000

1000 to Coffee Break - Exhibition Hall CD 1030 1030 Knee Modeling 2 Falling Biomechanics Skeletal Muscle Force- Cycling 2 Bone Fracture Modeling to Length Relationship 2 1130

1145 Knee Modeling 3 Postural Control Skeletal Muscle Aging Cutting Maneuvers Running Injuries - tibial to stress fractures 1245 1245 Lunch - Exhibition Hall CD to 1400 1400 Irene Davis to ASB Borelli Award 1445 1500 Combined Musculoskel- Slipping and Falling ASB Grad quick poster 1 Reflections from Past Impact of Obesity on to etal and Finite-Element Career Awardees of the Joints: Body Mass, 1600 Modeling Canadian Society for Biology or Both? Biomechanics 1600 to Poster Session 2 - Exhibition Hall CD 1800 1930 to VIP Dinner - Thomsons Restaurant in The Hyatt 2030

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Friday August 2nd, 2019

Macleod E4 Glen 201-202 Glen 203-204 Glen 205 Glen 206 Glen 208-209 Karl Zelik Rehabilitation Biome- chanics Plantar Pressure Mea- Refreshing Perspectives Wearable Sensors in Balance Recovery Fol- Concussion – Mech- Motor Control in Biome- surements on Assistive Technology Biomechanics Research: lowing Perturbations anisms, prevention, chanics Moving the Laboratory and opportunities for Outdoors technology

Coffee Break - Exhibition Hall CD

Foot Biomechanics Lifting Biomechanics Challenges and Balance Control in Locomotion following Motor Control in Biome- resolutions in human Patients 1 ACL Loss 1 chanics motion monitoring with wearables Deep Artificial Neural Low Back Pain Wearable Sensors in Balance Control in Locomotion following Jumping/Landing Network in Gait Sport Patients 2 ACL Loss 2

Lunch - Exhibition Hall CD Diversity Lunch 1300-1400

General Gait Imaging in Osteoarthritis “In the wild” application Elderly Walking Personalized surgery for Back + Spine of wearable tech for the human knee and sport: opportunities and ankle joints obstacles

Poster Session 2 - Exhibition Hall CD

Student Excursion, Night Out - Meet near Guest Services Desk (main floor of North Building) at 2200 hrs

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0800 - 0845 Invited Speaker: Scott Delp - ASB Goel Exhibition Hall E nvited eaker cott el oel 0800 - 0845 Invited Speaker: Marjolein van der Meulen - Orthopedic Macleod A/B nvited eaker arolein van der elen rthoedic 0800 - 0845 Invited Speaker: Steve Robinovitch - Elderly Falling Macleod C/D nvited eaker teve obinovitch Elderly allin 0800 - 0845 Invited Speaker: Karl Zelik - Rehabilitation Biomechanics Glen 201-202 nvited eaker arl elik ehabilitation iomechanics 0900 - 1000 Knee Modeling 1 Macleod A/B

, 2019 ifferences in knee liament moment arms miht contribte to the hiher rate of liament inries in omen Nynke Rooks nd comared to men eveloment and validation of sbectsecific atellofemoral oint kinematic models for children and adolescents Martina Barzan ith recrrent atellar dislocation antification of the role of mscle forces in knee oint mechanics in sbects ith acl inry before and after Davide Pavan srery sin mscloskeletal simlations to aid in knee brace develoment David Leandro Dejtiar atellofemoral morholoy inflences mscle activation and atella translation Mitchell Wheatley Friday, August 2 August Friday, 0900 - 1000 Postural Control Elderly Macleod C/D orce steadiness of the hi abdctors is associated ith ostral say in both yon and older adlts Leah Davis oes earin amented and virtal reality ooles affect the balance of older adlts Edgar Vieira ess relar ostral say is linked ith aerelated decline of ostral control Wolbert Van Den Hoorn rainin ith lateral stein imroves clinical balance tests in older adlts Andreas Skiadopoulos imedeendent tnin of balance control and aftereffects folloin otical flo ertrbation trainin in older Jackson Richards adlts 0900 - 1000 History Dependent Muscle Properties Macleod E1 oncrossbride contribtions to residal force enhancement in vivo Daniel Hahn Effects of stretchshortenin manitde on force deression of the adrices femoris after re shortenin and Martin Groeber stretchshortenin contractions lterations to the historydeendence of force folloin short term nloadin Matthew Boston esidal force enhancement and deression of hman sinle mscle fibres Parastoo Mashouri esidal force enhancement in cardiac myofibrils Seong-Won Han 0900 - 1000 Cycling 1 - Energetics/Coordination Macleod E2 he effect of lateral bicycle say on oint oer and center of mass motion drin standin cyclin Ross Wilkinson Effect of cadence and oer ott on enery cost across different ae rane elderly drin cyclin Keyi Yin Eerienced and ineerienced cyclists have distinctly different kinematic coordination atterns Lex Gidley alidation of a simlified cost fnction for the stdy of the otimal cyclin cadence Giacomo Palmieri nferrin the enery cost of cyclin in different shoe conditions from srface em Jared Fletcher 0900 - 1000 Bone Fracture Modeling 1 Macleod E3 sin a finite element model to investiate second metatarsal stress drin rnnin Matthew Ellison esh sensitivity of three atientsecific bone morhin methods alied to the anybody lasomaastricht foot Zach Welshman model Estimatin micromotion in distal femr fractre reconstrctions a lihteiht comtational frameork Michael Hast roimal femr ct scans of british ostmenoasal omen sho that bone loss is tisse deendent Pinaki Bhattacharya

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n eerimentally validated continm damae mechanics model of the microdamae rocess one formed Daniel Dapaah drin cortical bone fractre 0900 - 1000 Plantar Pressure Measurements Macleod E4 tomated lantar ressre maskin evalation of mask orientation to otical motion catre Ricky Pimentel ne measrement method of the center of ressre traectory drin ait Kai Iida ssessin ro differences beteen hall vals atients and healthy controls sin statistical arametric Brian Booth main he alication of a neral netork to imrove lantar ressre main accracy Kenneth Brent Smale

lantar anatomical maskin imrovement to ain effectiveness in diabetic foot ressre investiation Renan Monteiro Friday, August 2 0900 - 1000 Refreshing Perspectives on Assistive Technology Glen 201-202 chanin aradim on otcomes folloin amtation Elizabeth Russell Esposito ablos failres in earable technoloies lonterm lessons learned Julie Steele sin body area netorks to infer hih level control sinals for oered rosthetic limbs Levi Hargrove oered ankle rostheses ho benefits and hy Deanna Gates nd

anel iscssion Karl Zelik , 2019 0900 - 1000 Wearable Sensors in Biomechanics Research: Moving the Laboratory Outdoors Glen 203-204 est ractices for stdyin movement in the ild ith earable sensors Reed Ferber Em recordins in acte care trackin mscle activity and movement in the initial days after stroke Katherine Steele earable sensors ne frontiers for movement analysis in sort erformance and health John Barden 0936 00 antifyin ait otside the laboratory ith earable sensors nderstandin and leverain the a beteen lab Jeffrey Hausdorff based assessments and monitorin 0900 - 1000 Balance Recovery Following Perturbations Glen 205 tmble recovery strateies kinematics and kinetics as a fnction of foot ertrbation timin drin sin hase Maura Eveld he effect of ostral threat on fallrecovery folloin a labindced tri Dan Narowitz re the otside stability measres as sensitive as the inside measres Abderrahman Ouattas tetoste relation of lateral stein by older adlts in destabiliin environments Meghan Kazanski aseline trnk anle redicts imrovements in trnk anle after reactive balance trainin in older adlts Jessica Aviles 0900 - 1000 Concussion - Mechanisms, Prevention, and Opportunities for Technology Glen 206 ortrelated concssion in yoth movin stream toards revention Carolyn Emery hysical srroate models and instrmentation for head inry research and assessment of rotective headear Christopher Dennison ynamic balance deficits folloin concssion from acte effects to lonterm imlications David Howell he role of earable sensors in reventin concssive brain inry Gunter Siegmund anel iscssion Carolyn Emery 0900 - 1000 Motor Control in Biomechanics Glen 208-209 istorydeendent mscle forces for sensin and movin in normal and imaired movement Lena Ting 24 0948 easibility theory an interative aroach to neromsclar control Francisco Valero- Cuevas 0948 012 sin intramsclar coherence to assess cortical contribtion tolocomotor adatation Julia Choi 1030 - 1130 Knee Modeling 2 Macleod A/B omarison of ct and mribased fe modelin of the knee oint sin the atlasbased method Ali Mohammadi Effect of oint laity on damae rediction in knee rostheses sin a mltibody dynamics methodoloy Ehsan Askari n atomated orkflo for eneratin finite element models of the knee Marco Schneider ynamics analysis of normal knee oint mechanics sin finite element mscloskeletal model Liming Shu

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nclsion of initial strain in the liaments imroves knee oint finite element model accracy Muhammad Qasim 1030 - 1130 Falling Biomechanics Macleod C/D mrove clinical assessment of hi fractre risk by imaebased dynamics simlation of sideays fall and imact Yunhua Luo force Effect of fall mechanics on hi imact force drin a fall on the rond from standin heiht Kitaek Lim he effect of time constraints on reactive arm ositionin rior to fallin on otstretched hands James Borrelli he stdy of different motion beteen adl and fall sitation Youngho Lee e differences in older adlts drin forard descents on otstretched arms Justin Pifko 1030 - 1130 Skeletal Muscle Force-Length Relationship Macleod E1 eftard shift of the lantar fleion toreankle anle relationshi drin volntary contractions at sbmaimal Anthony Hessel

, 2019 n vivo forcelenth relation in the astrocnemis medialis in etreme dorsifleion Denis Holzer nd o do the forcelenth roerties of individal lantarfleors combine into the mscle ro roerties David C Lin otlinm toin tyea effects on active and assive forces of the mscles eosed in the lonterm Filiz Ates n sit investiation of the sarcomere forcelenth relationshi in intact mscle sin second harmonic eneration Eng Kuan Moo microscoy 1030 - 1130 Cycling 2 Macleod E2 ystem identification of a mathematical model to redict cyclin oer Patrick Mayerhofer

Friday, August 2 August Friday, redictive eations to define an ideal bicycle saddle heiht from simle static measrements Anthony Gatti timal load for a torevelocity relationshi test drin cyclin Renata L. Kruger Evalation on the biarticlar mscles drin edalin sin mscloskeletal simlation Yoshimori Kiriyama hainrin eccentricity affects mscletendon nit mechanics in cyclin Amy Robinson 1030 - 1130 Bone Fracture Modeling 2 Macleod E3 inite element redicted fractre strenth at distal femr and roimal tibia nder biaial loadin Ifaz Haider alidation of an inhomoeneos fe model for the characteriation of the osteosynthesis in roimal hmers Daniel Elizondo fractres Moreno arios fractre tyes of hman roimal femr nder a sinle loadin orientation Fatemeh Alavi iomechanical analysis of different treatment strateies for vertically nstable elvic fractres sin a Ching-Chi Hsu mscloskeletal finite element model articiantsecific modellin of the femr drin falls imortance of imact dynamics and bone morholoy Steven Pretty 1030 - 1130 Foot Biomechanics 1 Macleod E4 mae resoltion affects trackin in vivo bilanar ray imaes of the hman foot drin dynamic motion Andrew Dickinson ccracy and reliability of skinmarkers based measres of the medial lonitdinal arch of the foot Paolo Caravaggi d measrements of bone architectre in eihtbearin to enhance lantar loadin analyses in the diabetic foot Alberto Leardini ssessin lantar foot eneretics sin interated shear stress and motion catre Dustin Bruening eveloment of a dynamic d scannin system ith mltile intel realsense deth cameras Abhishektha Boppana 1030 - 1130 Lifting Biomechanics Glen 201-202 ndividals ith delayed trnk mscle reflees have different mscle activation atterns to a comle liftin task D Adam Quirk fleible beam eoskeleton does redce mechanical loadin of the lo back drin static bendin and liftin tasks Axel Koopman iomechanical investiation of dynamic materials handlin tasks sin oensim and an emassisted solver Dean Molinaro iomechanical analysis of liftin tasks in healthy and lo back ain affected sbects Zimi Sawacha Effects of roloned drivin on an occational liftin task erformance Wayne Albert 1030 - 1130 Challenges and Resolutions in Human Motion Monitoring With Wearables Glen 203-204 inimm sensor confiration for maimm ait event detection ith a oered anklefoot orthosis Elizabeth Hsiao- Wecksler

54 XXVII Congress of the International Society of Biomechanics Friday, August 2nd Detailed Program

i data to small data sin realorld earable data to comare mobility interventions Peter Adamczyk ynamic characteristics of hman ait hels to resolve the tradeoff beteen the monitorin erformance and the Sukyung Park simlicity of earables earable technoloy in sorts Kikwang Lee earable inertial sensors oerfl tools for sorts science bt not ithot limitations and challenes Stephen Cain 1030 - 1130 Balance Control in Patients 1 Glen 205 easrin ostral stability in chiari malformation by avelet decomosition Brittany Sommers he effect of a dance intervention on ostral stability in adlts livin ith intellectal disability Mary Roberts he effect of sinal decomression srery on the ostral and dynamic stability of cervical myeloathy atients Emily Dooley Friday, August 2 nee kinematics and sontaneos ostral balance after reconstrction of anterior crciate liament Joel Alvarez-Ruf ersistent deficits in dynamic ostral control desite concssion clinical recovery Thomas Buckley 1030 - 1130 Locomotion following ACL Loss 1 Glen 206 ifferences in anles and moments in articiants ith anterior crciate liament reconstrction comared to Mandeep Kaur control ro drin sinle le ho

aittal lane kinetics drin stair ascent folloin acl reconstrction ith atellar tendon raft verss ith Nigel Zheng nd

hamstrin tendon raft , 2019 rontal lane knee oint rane of motion drin ait folloin anterior crciate liament reconstrction Michelle Loo inematic chanes associated ith anterior crciate liament deficiency sin the finite helical ais Tomasz Bugajski he effect of aditory ces drin rnnin on imact forces of eole ith reconstrcted anterior crciate Dimitrios Katsavelis liament 1030 - 1130 Motor Control in Biomechanics (cont) Glen 208-209 30 054 Evalatin the strctre of skeletal mscle ecitation and coordination to nderstand erformance limits drin Emma Hodson-Tole cyclin in hmans 054 118 sclotendinos mechanics for eercise erformance enhancement imortance of motor control Yasuo Kawakami 1145 - 1245 Knee Modeling 3 Macleod A/B ih medial contact forces drin ait are associated ith radiorahic knee oa roression over years Pouya Amiri atellar stability folloin simlated tibial tbercle osteotomy is deendent on atellofemoral eometry Allison Clouthier novel comtational method to redict sbchondral bone adatation belo articlar cartilae lesion in the knee Mimmi Liukkonen arsvals comonent malalinments drin total knee arthrolasty can elevate tibial forces and liament Joshua Roth tensions drin level alkin and stair climbin nterior crciate liament loadin and mechanisms of loadin drin drolandct and rnnin Azadeh Nasseri 1145 - 1245 Postural Control Macleod C/D irtal reality environments ith movin srfaces and dynamic visals challene standin balance Sydney Lundell eveloment of a body balance assessment system ith interated virtal reality technoloy constrct validity Yu Imaoka testin in healthy older adlts he absence of lantar sensory feedback reslts in redced lantar ressre variability Melissa Thompson bsence of visal feedback drin standin alters force directionlocation ratio Aude Lefranc Emtore dynamic relationshis are different for central and stretch refle contribtions to hman ostral Pouya Amiri control 1145 - 1245 Skeletal Muscle Aging Macleod E1 ntramsclar ressre of hman tibialis anterior mscle reflects ain related msclar chanes Filiz Ates rices srae mscle volmes are smaller bt similarly distribted in older adlts comared to yon adlts Katherine Knaus erelated differences in associations beteen rane of motion and stiffness of mscle fascia and nerve Kosuke Hirata ltilevel analysis of ain myosin reveals decrease in mscle oer ithot comromisin overall contraction Amy Loya kinetics

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erelated chanes in hman sinle mscle fibre assive elastic roerties are sarcomere lenth deendent Alex Noonan 1145 - 1245 Cutting Maneuvers Macleod E2 nderstandin differences beteen se le and sort on ankle oint anles and moments drin cttin and Ellen Hatt min movements he imact of selflacin technoloy on invivo foot containment drin dynamic cttin Casey Myers oer etremity enery absortion drin a deree cttin task reost fifa Celeste Dix reency and distribtion of cttin manevers amon female collee ltimate frisbee layers Paul Slaughter m cttin a viable alternative to traditional laboratory cross cttin Laura Hutchinson 1145 - 1245 Running Injuries - Tibial Stress Fractures Macleod E3 Effects of load carriae on biomechanical variables associated ith tibial stress fractres in rnnin Michael Esposito

, 2019 oes calf mscle morholoy and fnction differ beteen mtss symtomatic and asymtomatic londistance Joshua Mattock nd rnners ltidirectional eak tibial accelerations in overrond level rnnin a mlticenter stdy Pieter Van Den Berghe earables and inry revention the itfalls and oortnities for monitorin mscloskeletal loadin Emily Matijevich Estimatin bone stress at the distal tibia drin rnnin sin eternal transdcers Stacey Meardon 1145 - 1245 Deep Artificial Neural Networks in Gait Macleod E4

Friday, August 2 August Friday, oncrrent validity of a dee learnin alorithmbased markerless motion catre system for biomechanical Robert Kanko analysis eveloment of a neral netork based markerless motion catre system Travis Eliason ait hase reconition sin dee convoltional neral netork dcnn ith im data Binbin Su rediction of the d rond reaction force drin rollator sorted and nsorted ait in old ersons sin Marion Mundt artificial neral netorks ee neral netorks for estimatin knee oint kinematics from inertial measrement nits Wolf Thomsen 1145 - 1245 Low Back Pain Glen 201-202 Evidence of sinal and knee kinematics chanes in lo back ain assessed by statistical arametric main Enrica Papi lassification of lb atients sin im sinal and machine learnin aroaches Ehsan Rashedi rnk control in ersons ith recrrent lo back ain drin dynamic balance K. Michael Rowley ales and females ith chronic lo back ain dislay consistent differences in lmbar sine alinment drin Quenten Hooker clinical tests and a fnctional task inematic and mscle activation differences in roloned standin transient lo back ain and nonain Jonathan Park develoers drin tasks ith fnctional demand and variety 1145 - 1245 Wearable Sensors in Sport Glen 203-204 atrin daytoday variability in itchin mechanics ith an array of earable inertial sensors Stephen Cain mact hase estimation of a olf sin sin a sinle im located at different body arts Myeongsub Kim rdle crossin detection methods sin footorn inertial and manetic sensors in meters races Mathieu Falbriard antifyin basketball free thro technie variance across layer calibres sin earable sensors Kevin Thomas alidation of the linear acceleration measred by instrmented mothards for invivo head imact monitorin Enora Le Flao 1145 - 1245 Balance Control in Patients 2 Glen 205 nflence of visal feedback drin stable and nstable standin balance in ersons ith loer etremity Amy Silder amtation he effects of samlin dration on standin ostral say measres in children ith and ithot cerebral alsy James Tracy dentification of ostral control for children ith atism sin a machine learnin aroach Yumeng Li Effects of concssion and contact sorts history on ostral control Katherine Hunzinger o knee inry and knee osteoarthritis affect balance Enrica Papi

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1145 - 1245 Locomotion following ACL Loss 2 Glen 206 adrices eakness is associated ith ait kinetic deficits in individals ith acte aclreconstrction Scott Brown emoral delays in adrices mscle activation inflence atient erceived fnction after aclr Julie Burland ritical analysis of comensatory movement strateies folloin acl reconstrction Annemie Smeets cte effects of fnctional resistance trainin on ait kinetics in individals ith acl reconstrction Steven Garcia ssociation beteen kinematic and kinetic asymmetry and sycholoical readiness for sort in acl atients Robin Queen 1145 - 1245 Jumping/Landing Glen 208-209

he relationshi beteen corticomotor ecitability of ltes maims and the hi etensor moment drin a Yo Shih Friday, August 2 sinlele dro m hoe cshionin redces imact forces drin landins after fatie bt not before fatie Xi Wang edction of ctaneos sensory feedback of the soles of the feet decreases maimm vertical sat m heiht Mia Caminita inkin roriocetion to nilateral landin mechanics Liam Crowley ltitaskin stratey associates ith knee abdction anle drin conitivelychallenin m landin Scott Monfort 1400 - 1445 ASB Borelli Award: Irene Davis Exhibition Hall E nd

orelli ard rene avis , 2019 1500 - 1600 Combined Musculoskeletal and Finite-Element Modeling Macleod A/B nified finite element and mltibody simlation sin artisynth John Lloyd dynamic a model ith a finiteelement temoromandiblar oint Benedikt Sagl imlatin the effect of mscle cocontraction on knee mechanics drin alkin sin concrrent otimiation of Colin Smith mscle activation and kinematics comak iomechanical modellin of knee oint for assistin hih tibial osteotomy Elaheh Elyasi Evalatin the se of simlation to nderstand radiation theray imact on oral fnction Noor Al-Zanoon 1500 - 1600 Slipping and Falling Macleod C/D ynamics drin controlled slis from standin in alternative footear Liana Tennant nflence of sliresistant shoe classification and shoe ae on ndershoe hydrodynamics drin hman slis Sarah Hemler antification of arm kinematics in resonse to a sli indced ertrbation Jonathan Lee li onset hase inflences sliin mechanics and stein resonses Corbin Rasmussen ntentional slis hile alkin elorin the association beteen semental kinematics and stability estimates Eric Pitman 1500 - 1600 ASB Grad Quick Poster 1 Macleod E1 otor skill trainin vs strenth and fleibility eercise in eole ith chronic lo back ain effects on short and Quenten Hooker lonterm limitations in fnction ain intensity and movement characteristics ombined effects of serdriven treadmill control and fnctional electrical stimlation for oststroke rehabilitation Nicole Ray oeretremity oint and mscle ro mechanical behavior chanes in resonse to altered task demand Daniel Kuhman timiin contact area and oint stiffness of a assive footankle eoskeleton for hoin on deformable terrain Jonathan Gosyne earin an american football helmet increases aial loadin of the neck drin blnt imacts Darcie Yount 1500 - 1600 Reflections from Past Career Awardees of the Canadian Society for Biomechanics (CSB/SCB) Macleod E2 iomechanics and beyond career reflections Jack Callaghan eflections on a career in biomechanics Walter Herzog career in clinical biomechanics reflections and imact Cheryl Hubley-Kozey ortnities collaborations and imact biomechanics orney Ronald Zernicke anel iscssion Andrew Laing 1500 - 1600 Impact of Obesity on Joints: Body Mass, Biology or Both? Macleod E3 mact of obesity on mscloskeletal tisses body mass bioloy or both Kelsey Collins

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12 36 he inflence of obesity on cartilae mechanical fnction and comosition Louis Defrate 536 00 he imact of obesityrelated t microbiome dysbiosis in cartilae deeneration Michael Zuscik 1500 - 1600 General Gait Macleod E4 ocomotion rediction based on datadriven classification of intrinsically driven transitions Seth Donahue alidity and reliability of a markerless motion catre system Anika Weisbrod n artificial neral netork redicts knee loadin sin d marker traectories of anatomical landmarks Melissa Boswell Gait initiation data from 100 individuals with parkinson’s disease Abigail Schmitt ait kinematics as a biometric for identification Katelyn Williams 1500 - 1600 Imaging in Osteoarthritis Glen 201-202 Fully-automated cartilage segmentation using deep learning – data from the osteoarthritis initiative Anthony Gatti , 2019 adrices forces drin ait months after acl reconstrction redict month trochlear cartilae t relaation nd Jacob Capin times d in vivo noninvasive antification of ankle oint sace idth sin dynamic mri Bhushan Borotikar elationshi beteen hi abdctor mscle comosition and atientreorted ain in individals ith hi Alyssa Bird osteoarthritis lly atomated atellofemoral sementation from mri sin holistically nested netorks imlications for Frances Gavelli evalatin atellofemoral osteoarthritis ain inry atholoy and adolescent develoment 1500 - 1600 In the Wild Application of Wearable Tech for Sport: Opportunities and Obstacles Glen 203-204 Friday, August 2 August Friday, n the field earable technoloy for athlete risk rofile and erformance assessment Valentina Camomilla easrin imacts in the ild lessons from a marathon race Irene Davis sin biomechanical models and earable sensors as srroate measres of tisse loadin Thor Besier redictin rond and oint kinetics from earable sensor accelerations via dee learnin William Johnson anel iscssion Jacqueline Alderson 1500 - 1600 Elderly Walking Glen 205 o older adlts synchronie their strides to different visal stimli Douglas Rowen ole of mscle thickness on overrond ait and obstacle crossin in older adlts Eliane Celina Guadagnin oer body ait kinematics of eriatric inatients rollator sers a statistical arameter main analysis Joao Batista ait erformance drin sinle and daltasks amon eriatric eole ith conitive imairment a cross Yi-Chun Kuan sectional stdy ifferences in alkin mechanics beteen a traditional alker and the kb balance trainer Silvia Zanini 1500 - 1600 Personalized Surgery for the Human Knee and Ankle Joints Glen 206 stomisation in total ankle relacement sin atientsecific models Claudio Belvedere odellin the srface articlation of natral and artificial oints of the ankle Sorin Siegler echanical and bioloical characteriation of novel imlanttobone srfaces for endorostheses Paolo Caravaggi hih recision atientsecific hih tibial osteotomy rocedre Richie Gill inematic assessment of robotassisted nicomartmental knee arthrolasty drin activities sin d Tung-Wu Lu 1500 - 1600 Back & Spine Glen 208-209 haracteriin torso mscle activation drin taretmatchin contraction toard myoelectric robot control Minoru Shinohara ndividal determinants of lo back biomechanical eosres in liftin Daniel Armstrong iscriminatin sine coordination strateies drin fleionetension Shawn Beaudette easrement and evalation of dynamic ostral steadiness on visal condition beteen sbects ith and Paul Sung ithot recrrent lb drin riht one le standin haracteriin motor lannin and feedback control strateies in individals ith recrrent lo back ain Sheri Silfies 1600 - 1800 Posters 2 Exhibition Hall C/D 100 - 100 osters

58 XXVII Congress of the International Society of Biomechanics Notes Friday, August 2 nd , 2019

43rd Annual Meeting of the American Society of Biomechanics 59 Saturday, August 3rd, 2019 Day-at-a-Glance

Saturday August 3rd, 2019

Time Exhibition E Macleod AB Macleod CD Macleod E1 Macleod E2 Macleod E3 0800 Andy Ruina Andy Biewener Taija Finni to MSK Modeling Comparitive Biome- Tendon Biomechanics 0845 chanics 0900 Comparative Integrating multi-scale Hand & Wrist Biome- Methods in Spinal Foot & Ankle Biome- to biomechanics across approaches to tendon chanics International Biomechanics chanics 1000 organizational scales biomechanics Symposium (tissues to whole body dynamics) 1000 to Coffee Break - Exhibition Hall CD 1030 1030 Comparative Achilles Tendon Me- Thumb & Finger Biome- Spine Modeling Ankle Joint Biome- to biomechanics across chanics chanics chanics 1130 organizational scales (tissues to whole body dynamics) 1145 Trajectory optimization Tendinopathy Gripping Biomechanics ASB Teaching Sympo- Modeling of the Ankle to for human motion sium Joint 1245 1245 Lunch - Exhibition Hall CD to 1400

1400 Ralph Mueller to ISB Muybridge Lecture 1445 1500 Prediction of Muscle ASB Grad quick poster 2 Career Evolution: Foot Biomechanics to and Joint Contact Reflections from CSB 1600 Forces Young Investigators 1600 to Poster Session 3 - Exhibition Hall CD 1800 1900 to 2200

60 XXVII Congress of the International Society of Biomechanics Saturday, August 3rd, 2019 Day-at-a-Glance

Saturday August 3rd, 2019

Macleod E4 Glen 201-202 Glen 203-204 Glen 205 Glen 206 Glen 208-209 Alaa Ahmed Orthopedic Biome- chanics Locomotion in Patients Running Injuries - Pa- Energetics of Walking 1 Knee Injury/Disease Eccentric contractions IMU based methods for with Cerebral Palsey tellofemoral Pain mobility assessment in real-world condition

Coffee Break - Exhibition Hall CD

Locomotion in Patients Running and Lower Energetics of Walking 2 Femoroacetabular Im- in vivo musculoskeletal Shoe Embedded Wear- with Parkinson’s Disease Extremity Stiffness pingement mechanics and prop- able Sensors erties

Locomotion in Post Running Economy Stairs and Uneven Ter- Lower Limb Arthroplasty in vivo musculoskeletal Gait Analysis Using Stroke Patients rain Walking mechanics and prop- Wearable Sensors erties Lunch - Exhibition Hall CD Student Mentor Lunch 1 ISB Annual General Meeting

Rehabilitation in Post Minimal Shoes Running Uphill Walking Upper Limb Prosthesis Skeletal Muscle Mod- Patient Evaluation with Stroke Patients eling Wearable Sensors

Poster Session 3 - Exhibition Hall CD

Advancing Women in Biomechanics

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0800 - 0845 Invited Speaker: Andy Ruina - MSK Modeling Exhibition Hall E 000 - 0 nvited peaker ndy uina - odeling 0800 - 0845 Invited Speaker: Andy Biewener - Comparitive Biomechanics Macleod A/B 000 - 0 nvited peaker ndy iewener - omparitive iomechanics 0800 - 0845 Invited Speaker: Taija Finni - Tendon Biomechanics Macleod C/D 000 - 0 nvited peaker aia Finni - endon iomechanics 0800 - 0845 Invited Speaker: Alaa Ahmed - Orthopedic Biomechanics Glen 201-202 000 - 0 nvited peaker laa hmed - rthopedic iomechanics 0900 - 1000 Comparative Biomechanics Across Organizational Scales (Tissues to Whole Body Dynamics) Macleod A/B 000 - 01 echanical loading of one during growth lessons learned from rats and horses Mariana Kersh 01 - 0 omparative iomechanics across the hierarchical length scales of tendon Spencer Lake 0 - 0 lucidating the effects of connective tissue remodelling on muscle force and work in an animal model of aging Emanuel Azizi 0 - 0 ompliance activation and the force-length relationship in skeletal muscle Natalie Holt 0 - 1000 caling of neuromuscular delays and refle time in terrestrial mammals Heather More 0900 - 1000 Integrating Multi-Scale Approaches to Tendon Biomechanics Macleod C/D 000 - 01 tructure-function relationships in functionally distinct tendons implications for multi-scale iomechanics Hazel Screen 01 - 0 echanical interactions etween sutendons of rat achilles tendon Huub Maas 0 - 0 ntramuscular aponeurosis modifies muscle fascicle ehaviour at different muscle lengths and forces Brent Raiteri 0 - 0 mproving our understanding of the origins and functional conseuences of achilles sutendon sliding in walking Jason Franz 0 - 1000 euromechanical adaptations to tendon inury and the proposed framework for intervention Kornelia Kulig

, 2019 0900 - 1000 Hand & Wrist Biomechanics International Symposium Macleod E1 rd 000 - 01 and and wrist iomechanics international - an introduction Zong-Ming Li 01 - 0 and and wrist pathology and how iomechanics can help Peter Evans 0 - 0 ercutaneous sonographically guided procedures in hand surgery from iomechanical studies to clinical solutions Fabian Moungondo 0 - 0 passive differential mechanism allows adaptale grasp after tendon transfer surgery Francisco Valero- Cuevas 0 - 1000 arpal arch space augmentation for compression neuropathy Zong-Ming Li 0900 - 1000 Methods in Spinal Biomechanics Macleod E2 Saturday, August 3 August Saturday, 000 - 0 echniues in in vitro spine iomechanics testing Hans-Joachim Wilke 0 - 0 ethods for studying disc mechanoiology Cornelia Neidlinger- Wilke 0 - 0 iomechanical insights on spinal cord inury from rodent models Thomas Oxland 0 - 1000 arge animal models and methods for spinal orthopaedics and neurotrauma studies Claire Jones 0900 - 1000 Foot & Ankle Biomechanics Macleod E3 000 - 01 nkle strength and gait asymmetries in patients with insertional achilles tendinopathy Bernd Friesenbichler 01 - 0 Gait iomechanics differences etween individuals with and without chronic ankle instaility Gabriel Moisan 0 - 0 comparison of transfer load forces in children with clufoot and typically developed children Alexis Brierty 0 - 0 Foot-ankle kinematics sugroups in healthy runners a hierarchical cluster analysis Eneida Yuri Suda 0 - 1000 ingle session walking adaptations to an ankle foot orthosis in patients with claudication and peripheral artery Todd Leutzinger disease 0900 - 1000 Locomotion in Patients with Cerebral Palsy Macleod E4 000 - 01 rospective study evaluating selective percutaneous myofascial lengthening on gait of children with cereral palsy Jamie Kunnappally

62 XXVII Congress of the International Society of Biomechanics Saturday, August 3rd Detailed Program

01 - 0 he long-term effects of single-event multilevel surgery on gait asymmetry in children with spastic ilateral Rosa Visscher cereral palsy 0 - 0 ffects of tendon release surgery on inter-lim sharing of total leg stiffness during weight transfer of gait in Chien-Chung Kuo children with spastic diplegic cereral palsy 0 - 0 uscle synergy etrapolation method to reduce the numer of electromyograms reuired to characterie walking Mohammad Fazle in children with cereral palsy Rabbi 0 - 1000 pasticity reduction y rhiotomy does not lead to reduced energy consumption Nicole Zaino 0900 - 1000 Running Injuries - Patellofemoral Pain Glen 201-202 000 - 01 aimiing caloric ependiture and minimiing patellofemoral oint loading during running Michael Baggaley 01 - 0 ffect of a 1-week gait retraining intervention on knee loadings in runners Baofeng Wang 0 - 0 ffects of added load on patellofemoral oint stress in running Thomas Kernozek 0 - 0 he effect of different and modified foot progression angle on patellofemoral pain related factors Tyler Wu 0 - 1000 ffect of running velocity on patellofemoral oint stress Naghmeh Gheidi 0900 - 1000 Energetics of Walking 1 Glen 203-204 000 - 01 echanical and metaolic conseuences of trunk lean angle in walking Rebecca Roembke 01 - 0 etaolic cost of concurrent step length and step time asymmetry in walking Jan Stenum 0 - 0 ffects of timing and magnitude of forward forces at the waist on the metaolic cost of walking Prokopios Antonellis 0 - 0 etaolic cost reakdown of human walking contriutions from step freuency and length Hansol Ryu 0 - 1000 ptimiation in human walking decoupling whole-ody energetics and local muscle effort Kirsty Mcdonald

0900 - 1000 Knee Injury/Disease Glen 205 Saturday, August 3 000 - 01 Functional principal component analysis reveals distinct kinematics changes etween osteoarthric and healthy Joe Lynch knees 01 - 0 ffects of visual iofeedack on loading symmetry in recovery from a multi-ligamentous knee inury and dislocationJulianne Stewart 0 - 0 ffect of prophylactic knee races on knee valgus angles and moments during pertured walking Raneem Haddara 0 - 0 ploring the form-function relationship in adolescents with patellofemoral pain syndrome Camila Grant 0 - 1000 nalysis of knee angle during the step-down test in women with patellofemoral dysfunction preliminary results Ameg Dalpiaz 0900 - 1000 Eccentric Contractions Glen 206 rd

000 - 01 eural control of lengthening contractions Roger Enoka , 2019 01 - 0 Force production during eccentric contractions in skinned muscle fires Venus Joumaa 0 - 0 ging and eccentric contractions Geoff Power 0936 - 1000 daptations to eccentric training Anthony Blazevich 0900 - 1000 IMU Based Methods for Mobility Assessment in Real-World Condition Glen 208-209 000 - 0 dvances in real-world gait analysis using wearale sensors framework for algorithm personalisation Kamiar Aminian 0 - 0 ranslating gait measurement eyond the laoratory with wearale sensors advantages and challenges Silvia Del Din 0 - 0 he challenge of real world validation Claudia Mazzà 0 - 1000 ulti-sensor integration and data fusion for enriching gait assessment in and out of the laoratory Andrea Cereatti 1030 - 1130 Comparative Biomechanics Across Organizational Scales (Tissues to Whole Body Dynamics) (cont) Macleod A/B 100 - 10 reak Monica Daley 10 - 10 itins role in muscle mechanics from molecules to movement Kiisa Nishikawa 10 - 110 Getting under the skin to eamine how eoskeletons steer muscle dynamics during locomotion Gregory Sawicki 110 - 111 Generating ig data for manoeuvraility studies with traectory optimiation Stacey Shield 111 - 110 ask-level oectives and low-order models of ipedal locomotion Christian Hubicki 1030 - 1130 Achilles Tendon Mechanics Macleod C/D 100 - 10 aliration and validation of the in situ achilles shear wave speed-stress relationship Jack Martin

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10 - 10 symmetry of muscle-tendon properties 1-year after non-surgical treatment of acute achilles tendon rupture Taija Finni 10 - 110 iomechanical properties of dresden techniue for suturing achilles tendon ruptures in vitro study Carlos De La Fuente 110 - 111 euromechanical modulation during ilateral hopping in patients with unilateral achilles tendon rupture Masaki Ishikawa 111 - 110 randomied controlled trial to compare the effect of non-operative treatment with or without platelet-rich Michaela Khan plasma on healing and function in patients with acute achilles tendon ruptures 1030 - 1130 Thumb & Finger Biomechanics Macleod E1 100 - 10 mproving surgical outcomes through identification of hand function after asal oint arthroplasty Joshua Drost 10 - 10 he impact of eercise on thum forces in carpometacarpal osteoarthritis and healthy participants Amber Vocelle 10 - 110 he in-vivo effect of orthotics on the kinematics of the thum oints Maarten Vanneste 110 - 111 n vivo evaluation of finger oint angle and moment arm using real-time dynamic mri Bhushan Borotikar 111 - 110 uantifying hand movement limitations in scleroderma during functional tasks using the movement deviation Elena Eusterwiemann profile 1030 - 1130 Spine Modeling Macleod E2 100 - 10 usculoskeletal modeling of the spine in children and adolescents a validation study Stefan Schmid 10 - 10 ffects of spinal coupling and marker set on tracking of spine models during running Nelson Glover 10 - 110 Full ody suect specific musculoskeletal model for comple spine movements Clement Favier 110 - 111 orrelations among standing radiographic and non-radiographic sagittal thoracic kyphosis measures Daniel Grindle 111 - 110 mportance of spine staility criterion in calculating trunk muscle forces following unilateral muscle weakening a Zeinab Kamal kinematics-driven vs a staility-ased kinematics-driven musculoskeletal model 1030 - 1130 Ankle Joint Biomechanics Macleod E3 100 - 10 nkle stiffness increases proportionally to weight orne on the ankle Daniel Ludvig

, 2019 10 - 10 he importance of ankle stiffness in minimiing metaolic cost during load carriage a prosthetic emulator study Erica Hedrick rd 10 - 110 ffects of sutalar arthrodesis on the anteroposterior stiffness of the talocrural oint using a root-ased oint Chang-Yi Lai testing system 110 - 111 race yourself impact of prophylactic ankle race during a reound ump Heather Vanderhoof 111 - 110 he effect of eternal races on kinematics after lateral ankle sprain a doule-lind placeo controlled study Alison Agres 1030 - 1130 Locomotion in Patients with Parkinson's Disease Macleod E4 100 - 10 Subthalamic deep brain stimulation at 60 hz and 140 hz improves gait features in people with parkinson’s disease Johanna O'Day 10 - 10 mproving the moility and postural control aility y comined functional electric simulation with viration for Christine Hwang subjects with parkinson’s disease Saturday, August 3 August Saturday, 10 - 110 Effects of dopaminergic therapy on peak propulsion during treadmill walking in persons with parkinson’s disease Sidney Baudendistel 110 - 111 Impact of impaired coordination on backward walking in parkinson’s disease Grace Kellaher 111 - 110 Detection of freezing of gait in parkinson’s disease: an investigation on the role of different feature families Arash Arami 1030 - 1130 Running and Lower Extremity Stiffness Glen 201-202 100 - 10 euromechanical contriutions to lower etremity stiffness differ etween single leg hopping and running Jonathan Goodwin 10 - 10 ovel techniue to estimate spring-mass parameters in running using nonlinear regression Geoffrey Burns 10 - 110 ody sie differences in vertical and leg stiffness in running humans Maria Fox 110 - 111 ow do prosthetic stiffness and running speed affect the iomechanics and symmetry of sprinters with unilateral Joshua Tacca transtiial amputations 111 - 110 ower-etremity oint uasi-stiffness in graded running Arash Khassetarash 1030 - 1130 Energetics of Walking 2 Glen 203-204 100 - 10 o humans eploit arm swinging dynamics to reduce the metaolic cost of walking across slow and fast speeds Shernice Thomas 10 - 10 he effects of foot anthropometry on plantar fleor muscle fascicle mechanics and metaolic cost of walking Nikolaos Papachatzis 10 - 110 iialis anterior muscle fascicle length changes track mechanical work while maintaining fascicle velocity Samuel Kwak

64 XXVII Congress of the International Society of Biomechanics Saturday, August 3rd Detailed Program

1106 111 alking on a gaming simulator: metabolic and mechanical aspects Gaspare Pavei 111 110 The metabolic cost of walking in healthy young and older adults – a systematic review and meta analysis Sauvik Das Gupta 1030 - 1130 Femoroacetabular Impingement Glen 205 100 104 he influence of gluteus maimus activation on transverse plane hip kinematics and kinetics during a deep suat in Jordan Cannon persons with femoroacetabular impingement syndrome 104 104 d growth plate shape: a uantification method and application to detecting early changes preceding cam Rachel Horenstein morphology 104 1106 Individuals with femoroacetabular impingement syndrome ehibit painspecific hip muscle function during step Laura Diamond ascent 1106 111 pplication of magnetoinertial measurement units to measure hip joint motion during elite adolescent sport Rachel Horenstein practices at high risk for cam morphology 111 110 In silico gait analyses after surgical correction for cam femoroacetabular impingement Danilo Catelli 1030 - 1130 In Vivo Musculoskeletal Mechanics and Properties Glen 206 100 104 inking in vivo muscle mechanics to the development and evaluation of muscle models Andrew Biewener 104 104 he relationship between epimuscular myofascial loads and deformations within skeletal muscles Huub Maas 104 1106 echanics of intramuscular aponeurosis when operating at different muscle lengths and forces Glen Lichtwark 1106 111 sing elastography to assess the local mechanical properties of muscles tendons and nerves François Hug 111 110 1st anel Discussion Yasuo Kawakami 1030 - 1130 Shoe Embedded Wearable Sensors Glen 208-209

100 104 ctivity classification using foot contact force features from instrumented insoles Alex Spencer Saturday, August 3 104 104 Estimating ground reaction force from limited number of pressure sensors for gait tasks En-Tzu Wang 104 1106 comparison of inshoe pressure insoles and force plates in nonsteady state activities of daily living Sarvenaz Chaeibakhsh 1106 111 he validity and daytoday reliability of a shoeembedded sensor module for estimating foot progression angle Jesse Charlton during overground walking 111 110 Comparison of on-shoe wireless running sensor to instrumented treadmill and outdoor environment – a pilot studyNathaniel Schlosser 1145 - 1245 Trajectory Optimization for Human Motion Macleod A/B 114 10 rajectory optimization for human motion analysis based on inertial sensors Ton Van Den Bogert rd

10 11 ontrol strategies for powerassisted manual wheelchairs: a predictive simulation study Marko Ackermann , 2019 11 1 Singlesubject gait simulations can give misleading results Ross Miller 1 14 sing direct collocation for solving bilevel optimization problems for human walking Vinh Nguyen 1145 - 1245 Tendinopathy Macleod C/D 114 11 Estimation of patellar tendon stress in persons with and without patellar tendinopathy using a subject specific Kyungmi Jasmine Park finite element model: a feasibility study 11 10 orce imbalance within the triceps surae may be involved in achilles tendinopathy Marion Crouzier 10 11 linical failure after midsubstance achilles tendon rupture to avoid lengthening during physiotherapy: a cadaveric Carlos De La Fuente biomechanics study 11 1 Efficacy of combining prp and mmp inhibitors in treating moderately damaged tendons e vivo Leila Jafari 1 14 ltrasound echogenicity is associated with fatigue damage of achilles tendon in a cadaveric loading model Josh Baxter 1145 - 1245 Gripping Biomechanics Macleod E1 114 11 edian nerve deformation and displacement with forceful gripping and wrist deviation Kaylyn Turcotte 11 10 he effects of grip force on wrist kinematics in response to sudden perturbations Kailynn Mannella 10 11 Effect of fatigue on grip force wrist muscle activity and wrist kinematics during an object placement task Sarah Dedecker 11 1 Impact of a gripping aid on hand kinematics and motor skills in healthy volunteers Veronique Feipel 1 14 Wrist at risk? – an experimental study to assess peak forces occurring at the wrist joint during reaming in total hip Niels Hammer arthroplasty

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1145 - 1245 ASB Teaching Symposium Macleod E2 - The alt-classroom engaging learners using active learning techniues Michelle Sabick - tiliing the active learning techniue jigsaw an in-class activity using isbasb conference abstracts Kim Bigelow - ffects of interest-tailored biomechanics lectures on student engagement Erika Pliner - ssessment of biomechanics learning in elementary and undergraduate students using a uestioning scenario Amelia Lanier Knarr 1145 - 1245 Modeling of the Ankle Joint Macleod E3 - Can ankle exoskeletons reduce the metabolic cost of older adult locomotion? Lindsey Trejo - Comparison of ankle joint contact force of the flatfoot and normal during walking Jeongwon Kim - oes including the subtalar joint affect the kinetics in the ankle and knee in a musculoskeletal model of running? Julia Noginova - valuation of anatomical consistency of three subject-specific ankle joint modelling approaches Michele Conconi - redictive modeling of human locomotor response to ankle exoskeletons Michael Rosenberg 1145 - 1245 Locomotion in Post Stroke Patients Macleod E4 - symmetries in the reactive control of angular momentum during post-stroke gait Chang Liu - unctional electrical stimulation fes of ankle muscles moves patients towards the decoupling of lower-limb Ashley Rice muscle modules for individuals with post-stroke gait - mpact of modifying spatiotemporal asymmetry on dynamic balance during walking post-stroke Sungwoo Park - ensorimotor control during walking in stroke patients and healthy controls Noel Keijsers - Centre of mass control during stair negotiation is affected by tread nosing handrail use and chronic stroke status Iris Claire Levine 1145 - 1245 Running Economy Glen 201-202 - iomechanics predict changes in metabolic cost during running and hopping at different freuencies Stephen Allen - echanics of the metatarsophalangeal and ankle joints and running economy do not change in response to Evan Day , 2019

rd increased isometric toe-flexor strength - nergy dissipation due to soft tissue movement of the shank during forefoot and rearfoot impacts at different Matthew Pain running velocities - rincipal component analysis of the relationship between running techniue and economy Steph Forrester - ffects of manipulating center of mass vertical motion on running economy Claire Copriviza 1145 - 1245 Stairs and Uneven Terrain Walking Glen 203-204 - tair fall risk profiling using a novel multivariate approach Thijs Ackermans - nkle joint power during ascending stairs in different foot strike strategies Eui-Bum Choi Saturday, August 3 August Saturday, - xcursion variability of joint angle during walking in outdoor environment Haruki Toda - umans use anticipatory and generaliable control of walking speed for uneven terrain Osman Darici - daptation of foot muscle activation and stabiliation strategies in steps with unexpected heights Ryan Riddick 1145 - 1245 Lower Limb Arthroplasty Glen 205 - nee biomechanics during downhill walking on different slopes in total knee replacement older adults Songning Zhang - Clinical and biomechanical cluster classification before tka impacts functional outcome Kathryn Young-Shand - The knee extension moment during gait is more than two times lower after a total knee arthroplasty a Marjolein Booij comparison to asymptomatic controls at matched walking speeds - nfluence of intraoperative laxity measured during total knee arthroplasty on post-operative knee dynamics during Gregory Freisinger gait - ow does footwear affect gait in persons with ankle arthrodesis versus arthroplasty? Amanda Stone 1145 - 1245 In Vivo Musculoskeletal Mechanics and Properties (cont) Glen 206 - usculo-tendinous-fascial interaction during joint actions in vivo evidence Yasuo Kawakami - n vivo passive and active mechanical characteristics of muscles an intra-operative approach Filiz Ates

66 XXVII Congress of the International Society of Biomechanics Saturday, August 3rd Detailed Program

- oint and muscle-tendon mechanics in children with cerebral palsy Constantinos Maganaris - euromusculoskeletal dynamics during standing for the use in fes therapy Kei Masani - nd anel iscussion Yasuo Kawakami 1145 - 1245 Gait Analysis Using Wearable Sensors Glen 208-209 - ultidimensional ground reaction forces predicted from a single sacrum-mounted accelerometer via deep learning William Johnson - agittal and frontal plane walking kinematics have the highest validity when measured with inertial sensor Rob Van Der Straaten technology - easuring stance time with ankle-mounted imeasureu sensors Cherice Hughes-Oliver - Wearable sensor-based remote gait analysis detects altered duty factor and phase specific uadriceps muscle Reed Gurchiek activation in patients recovering from acl reconstruction surgery - Characteriing marching gait parameters in the field during load carriage using a shank-borne sensor Rebecca Fellin 1400 - 1445 ISB Muybridge Lecture: Ralph Müller Exhibition Hall E - rom mechanics to mechanomics a journey through bone Ralph Mueller 1500 - 1600 Prediction of Muscle and Joint Contact Forces Macleod A/B - nfluence of intersegmental contact on tibial contact forces during high knee flexion movements David Kingston - degrees of freedom musculoskeletal model combined with a muscle force driven fibril-reinforced Amir Esrafilian poroviscoelastic finite element model - valuation of knee muscle and contact forces estimated during gait using a deterministic model Raphael Dumas

- ower extremity muscle contributions to ground reaction force during a stop-jump task Shelby Peel Saturday, August 3 - valuation of different performance criteria for accurate estimation of muscle coordination and knee joint contact Azin Zargham forces 1500 - 1600 ASB Grad Quick Poster 2 Macleod E1 - ffects of exercise during growth on bone strength and morphology Matthew Salzano - chilles tendon shear wave speed as a measure of the active modulation of standing balance Samuel Acuña - Cosimulation of glenohumeral dynamics with joint contact for predicting joint translations Matthew Berno - solated muscle-tendon units reject a broad range of perturbations without feedback Laksh Kumar Punith rd

- The muscle mechanical basis of freeman-sheldon syndrome Kaylyn Bell , 2019 1500 - 1600 Career Evolution: Reflections from CSB Young Investigators Macleod E2 - ow the interdisciplinary nature of biomechanics positions us to tackle the problem of spine dysfunction and low Stephen Brown back pain - Thank you canada and csb reflections of a somewhat recent american immigrant on canadian biomechanics Clark Dickerson - Thoughts on the canadian society for biomechanics community excellence in research and training Janessa Drake - The research breadth people and sense of family is what defines the canadian society for biomechanics Scott Landry - anel iscussion Salvatore Federico 1500 - 1600 Foot Biomechanics 2 Macleod E3 - uscular contributions mediate the windlass effect in human feet Dominic Farris - orphology of the soles of the feet in young athletes Israel Miguel-Andres - ffects of ankle and metatarsophalangeal joint angles on morphological and mechanical properties of the plantar Hiroto Shiotani fascia - lantar pressure pattern is associated with the development of lower leg complaints in military recruits Noel Keijsers - ntrinsic foot muscle strengthening positively impacts foot kinematics and plantar fascia strain James Becker 1500 - 1600 Rehabilitation in Post Stroke Patients Macleod E4 - ndividual joint contributions to abnormal kinematic and kinetic coordinative patterns after stroke during passive Kyung Koh arm movements

43rd Annual Meeting of the American Society of Biomechanics 67 Saturday, August 3rd Detailed Program

- etecting change in hemiparetic arm kinematics using a neurogame a case study Lise Worthen- Chaudhari - ndesired coactivation in upper limb muscles may depend on severity of impairments in stroke survivors Keonyoung Oh - pplying pelvic corrective force and non-paretic leg resistance force improves paretic leg muscle activities in Chao-Jung Hsu individuals with stroke during treadmill walking - mpact of muscle strength and balance on gait after stroke Benjamin Mentiplay 1500 - 1600 Minimal Shoes Running Glen 201-202 - ootwear effects on running economy and stride characteristics in experienced runners Isabel Moore - The effects of running in minimalistic shoes on non-uniform displacement in the achilles tendon Toni Arndt - abitual running in minimal or partial minimal shoes compared to barefoot running Alessandra Matias - echanical adaptation of achilles tendon after a -week minimalist running transition program Xini Zhang - cute footwear effects on ankle and knee kinetics in inexperienced and experienced runners Max Paquette 1500 - 1600 Uphill Walking Glen 203-204 - ariation in muscle strength decrements and biomechanical plasticity in older adults during level and incline Paul Devita walking - The relative changes of d joint work during self-paced uphill and downhill slope walking Zihan Yang - The efficiency of walking at incrementally increasing inclines is strongly related to thigh and knee angles at heel Lex Gidley strike - ower limb kinematics and kinetics of people with knee osteoarthritis during inclined and level treadmill gait Allison Clouthier - ait kinematics during uphill walking in patients after lateral lengthening osteotomy of the calcaneus Corina Nüesch 1500 - 1600 Upper Limb Prosthesis Glen 205 - The impact of prosthesis type on sensory perception and grasping performance Michael Gonzalez , 2019 rd - ew functional skill test with upper extremity prosthesis and practice under transcutaneous vagus nerve Minoru Shinohara stimulation - Compensatory differences at the trunk and shoulder in transradial body-powered prosthesis users Aïda Valevicius - The control of the -finger myoelectric hand prosthesis using an armband emg module Youngho Kim - ccuracy and smoothness of goal-directed reaching movements in upper limb prosthesis users Christina Lee 1500 - 1600 Skeletal Muscle Modeling Glen 206 - mpact of muscle compression on muscle force experiment and modelling Tobias Siebert - three filament muscle model based on a titin-myosin interaction Matthew Millard Saturday, August 3 August Saturday, - Three-dimensional representations of skeletal muscles for use in simulations of human motion Luca Modenese - Can a simple phenomenological model explain the mechanics of eccentric contractions? Sang Hoon Yeo - uxley-type muscle models in largish-scale musculoskeletal models a feasibility study Koen Lemaire 1500 - 1600 Patient Evaluation with Wearable Sensors Glen 208-209 - ower leg kinematics when kam reduced after pressure-based auditory feedback training in knee osteoarthritis Jade He - uantifying everyday walking characteristics for individuals with and without lower limb loss Jay Kim - mu-derived metrics of kinematics and kinetics in aging and knee osteoarthritis gait Jocelyn Hafer - ersonalied classification using inter-limb movement variability in acl reconstructed knees using wearable sensors Joe Hart - ynamic balance assessment after severe traumatic brain injury an objective approach through inertial sensors Valeria Belluscio 1600 - 1800 Posters 3 Exhibition Hall C/D - osters

68 XXVII Congress of the International Society of Biomechanics Notes Saturday, August 3 rd , 2019

43rd Annual Meeting of the American Society of Biomechanics 69 Sunday, August 4th, 2019 Day-at-a-Glance

Sunday August 4th, 2019

Time Exhibition E Macleod AB Macleod CD Macleod E1 Macleod E2 Macleod E3 0800 Beth Brainerd Silvia Blemker Fred Yeadon to Imaging ASB Founder’s Award Sport Biomechanics 0845 0900 ASB Awards 1 Run Like a Woman: ACL & Sport Non-invasive neuro- to The Biomechanics of muscular stimulation: 1000 Female Runners principles and applications 1000 to Coffee Break - Exhibition Hall CD 1030 1030 ASB Awards 2 Run Like a Woman: ACL & Landing EMG/MMG Analysis to The Biomechanics of 1130 Female Runners

1145 ISB Awards 1: Young Male vs Female Run- Functional Assessment Single Motor Unit to Investigator & Clinical ning Following ACL Rupture Function 1245 Biomechanics Award Lectures 1245 Lunch - Exhibition Hall CD to 1400 1400 Heike Vallery to 1445 1500 ISB Awards 2: Emerging Sex Dependent Quadriceps Function to & Promising Scientist Differences in Human After ACL Rupture 1600 Award Lectures Biomechanics

1600 to Coffee Break - Exhibition Hall CD 1630 1630 Joe Hamill to President’s Lecture 1800 Closing Ceremonies 1800 to 1900 1900 to Banquet 2300

70 XXVII Congress of the International Society of Biomechanics Sunday, August 4th, 2019 Day-at-a-Glance

Sunday August 4th, 2019

Macleod E4 Glen 201-202 Glen 203-204 Glen 205 Glen 206 Glen 208-209 Karen Troy Steve Collins Orthopedics Rehabilitation Biome- chanics Running and Wearable Frontiers in X-Ray Re- Reflexes & Sensors Musculoskeletal Model- Orthopaedic Biomechan- Exoskeletons and Pros- Sensors 1 construction of Moving ing in Gait ics: Integrating pathome- theses Morphology chanical knowledge into clinical practice

Coffee Break - Exhibition Hall CD

Running and Wearable Quantitative image - Disease/Injury Walking with Backpacks Knee Surgery/Arthro- Clinical Applications in Sensors 2 based biomechanics plasty Orthopaedics and Osse- ointegrated Prosthesis for Rehabilitative Medi- cal Research in Korea Biomechanics of Sprint Functional Analysis Using Behavioural Energetics: Gait Variability Hay Symposium Total Joint Arthroplasty: Running Ultrasound Imaging 1 how energy minimiza- No more Limits? tion determines how you move Lunch - Exhibition Hall CD Student Mentor Lunch 2 ASB Business Meeting

Rear vs Forefoot Running Functional Analysis Using Behavioural Energetics: Muscle Function in Gait EMG/Muscle Force Neuropathies in Disease Biomechanics Ultrasound Imaging 2 how energy minimiza- Prediction tion determines how you move

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43rd Annual Meeting of the American Society of Biomechanics 71 Sunday, August 4th Detailed Program

0800 - 0845 Invited Speaker: Beth Brainerd - Imaging Exhibition Hall E - nvited peaker eth rainerd - maging 0800 - 0845 Invited Speaker: Silvia Blemker - ASB Founders Award Macleod A/B - nvited peaker ilvia lemker - ounders ward 0800 - 0845 Invited Speaker: Fred Yeadon - Sport Biomechanics Macleod C/D - nvited peaker red eadon - port iomechanics 0800 - 0845 Invited Speaker: Karen Troy - Orthopedics Glen 201-202 - nvited peaker aren Troy - rthopedics 0800 - 0845 Invited Speaker: Steve Collins - Rehabilitation Biomechanics Glen 208-209 - nvited peaker teve Collins - ehabilitation iomechanics 0900 - 1000 ASB Young Scientist Awards Exhibition Hall E - oung cientist wards - oung cientist wards 0900 - 1000 Run Like a Woman: The Biomechanics of Female Runners Macleod E1 - un like a woman the biomechanics of female runners Allison Gruber - mpact loading and tibial stress fracture in female runners Clare Milner - un like a woman frictional bra-breast injuries in running Julie Steele - conomical running biomechanics in female runners Isabel Moore - ender responses to minimal running preliminary results about interest participation and training effects Ana Azevedo 0900 - 1000 ACL & Sport Macleod E2 - educing biomechanical risk factors for acl injury by means of specific training in elite female handball players Sabrina Erdrich - cl tension during training activities for return to sport Stacey Meardon - The effect of a -week foot muscle specific intervention program on acl and las injury mechanisms Carla Van Der Merwe - The efficacy of multi-task relative rankings in screening for anterior cruciate ligament injury risk Mark Robinson - rospective frontal plane angles predict acl strain and identify those who will injure their acl in sport Nathaniel Bates 0900 - 1000 Non-Invasive Neuromuscular Stimulation: Principles and Applications Macleod E3 - oes decreased motor axon excitability contribute to contraction fatigability during functional electrical David Collins stimulation? - Transcutaneous electrical nerve stimulation principles and parameters optimiation for pain control Richard Liebano - euromuscular electrical stimulation principles and applications Nicola Maffiuletti - nterests and limits of transcranial and peripheral magnetic stimulation Guillaume MILLET - anel iscussion Marco Vaz , 2019

th 0900 - 1000 Running and Wearable Sensors 1 Macleod E4 - sing wearable technology data to detect atypical running patterns with injury a case report Christian Clermont - n inertial sensor-based techniue for estimating kinetic sprint performance metrics Reed Gurchiek - ndividual differences in ground contact time measurement accuracy of a commercially available sensor during Ryan Brodie treadmill running - edestrian movement tracking using adaptive ero-velocity updates from shank imu Lara Weed - ata-reduction method and surface effects on accelerometer-based estimates of cumulative damage Olivia Bruce

Sunday, August 4 August Sunday, 0900 - 1000 Frontiers in X-Ray Reconstruction of Moving Morphology Glen 201-202 - isualiation and uantification of d foot bone kinematics between human and african great apes using a Kohta Ito biplanar x-ray fluoroscopy - Clinical application of model-based tracking using a biplane fluoroscopy system Kristin Zhao

72 XXVII Congress of the International Society of Biomechanics Sunday, August 4th Detailed Program

- pplication of mr imaging and high speed biplanar radiography to uantify dynamic acl function Louis Defrate 0936 - 00 anel iscussion Micheal Rainbow 0900 - 1000 Reflexes & Sensors Glen 203-204 - cto-myosin cross-bridge stretch mechanics underlie history-dependent changes in muscle spindle sensory Brian Horslen feedback a multi-scale experimental and simulation study - ait simulations with biologically-inspired central pattern generators and reflexes Anne Koelewijn - odular organiation of the murine locomotor pattern in presence and absence of sensory feedback from muscle Alessandro Santuz spindles - odulation of tendon tap reflex activation of soleus motor neurons with reduced stability tandem stance Gordon Chalmers - aradoxical relationship in sensorimotor system knee joint position sense absolute error and joint stiffness Takashi Nagai measures 0900 - 1000 Musculoskeletal Modeling in Gait Glen 205 - redicting the mechanics and energetics of a variety of human gaits based on complex musculoskeletal models Antoine Falisse - eveloping the new generation of personalised neuromusculoskeletal models to investigate cerebral palsy Giorgio Davico - stimation of the knee adduction moment and joint contact force during daily living activities using inertial motion Jason Konrath capture - stimating the time profile of metabolic cost within the gait cycle during level and uphill walking Philippe Malcolm - ffect of simulated hip abductor strengthening on hip loading in hip dysplasia Brecca Gaffney 0900 - 1000 Orthopaedic Biomechanics: Integrating Pathomechanical Knowledge into Clinical Practice Glen 206 - ntroduction Donald Anderson - Translating exogenous loading studies to clinical interventions Ted Gross - ntegrating pathomechanical knowledge into clinical practice arthroplasty applications Claire Brockett - ntra-articular contact mechanics of hip dysplasia and surgical hip preservation procedures Jessica Goetz - maging approaches to uantifying spinal pathomechanics Arin Ellingson 0900 - 1000 Exoskeletons and Prostheses Glen 208-209 - lternative human-in-the-loop exoskeleton assistance strategies heuristic-based exoskeleton control for co- Rachel Jackson adaptive locomotor assistance - ssistive mechanisms of distal ankle exoskeletons and a proximal robotic waist tether Philippe Malcolm - hould prosthetic feet be designed to maximie energy storage and return? Elliott Rouse - eg joint function in sprinting and jumping of athletes with and without below the knee amputation Steffen Willwacher - The use of running-specific prostheses in athletes with bilateral transtibial amputations Alena Grabowski

1030 - 1130 ASB Journal of Biomechanics Awards Exhibition Hall E Sunday, August 4 - Tibial bone strain influences bone change following marathon training in novice marathon runners Tsolmonbaatar Khurelbaatar - aximum force and velocity properties of cardiac muscle following aerobic and resistance exercise training in rats Kevin Boldt - ituational factors associated with the freuency and severity of head impacts in varsity ice hockey Olivia Aguiar 1030 - 1130 Run Like a Woman: The Biomechanics of Female Runners (cont) Macleod E1 - unning through the lifespan benefits and risks for female athletes Katherine Boyer th

- emale runners reduce proximal segment motion and alter stride dynamics postpartum Cristine Agresta , 2019 - The role of biomechanics in elite middle-distance running an olympian and mothers perspective Hilary Stellingwerff 06- 130 anel iscussion Allison Gruber 1030 - 1130 ACL & Landing Macleod E2 - Customied finite element models of the knee to investigate acl injury mechanisms during landing Alessandro Navacchia - inematic and kinetic compensations during bilateral landing six months after acl reconstruction Frieder C. Krafft

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- ifferences in anterior cruciate ligament injury risk factors between female dancers and female soccer players Bee-Oh Lim during single- and double-leg landing - The single leg drop landing test as a biomechanical screening tool in lite athletes after acl surgery Zimi Sawacha - re athletes ready to return to competitive sports following acl reconstruction and medical clearance? Ahmed Radwan 1030 - 1130 EMG/MMG Analysis Macleod E3 - Classification of muscle activation patterns of gait during single and dual tasking using artificial neural networks Fabian Hoitz - urface electromyography denoising using empirical mode decomposition during gait Claudio Tapia - uantitative assessment of motion artifact contamination in surface electromyograms Andrew Law - Comparison of freuency properties of mechanomyogram between accelerometer and micophone Kazuyuki Mito - The usefulness of adaptable multi-muscle co-activity measures in the trunk Daniel Viggiani 1030 - 1130 Running and Wearable Sensors 2 Macleod E4 - sing neural networks to predict running speed from a single pelvis-worn imu Adam Gotlin - ssessing left-right asymmetry in running using wearable accelerometery and automated step segmentation John Davis - Correlations between gait parameters estimated with wireless sensors and instrumented treadmill during running Isaiah Ball - wearable device for movement analysis in outdoor walking and running a sensor-fusion approach Neil Cronin - acral accelerations predict whole body kinetics and stride kinematics during running Ryan Alcantara 1030 - 1130 Quantitative Image-Based Biomechanics Glen 201-202 - uscle elastography forces fibers fractals and fractional calculus Thomas Royston - d subtalar joint visualiation utility of weightbearing computed tomography Amy Lenz - ri measurements of in vivo cartilage mechanics Louis Defrate - roximal femur ct scans of british postmenopausal women show that bone loss is tissue dependent Pinaki Bhattacharya 1030 - 1130 Disease/Injury Glen 203-204 - nee flexion and extension force steadiness at months post-acl reconstruction surgery Takashi Nagai - ge-related changes in muscle strength and multi-channel surface electromyography during isometric and Usha Kuruganti isokinetic knee extension in men and women - lterations in extracellular matrix composition do not explain altered biomechanical properties in cerebral palsy Richard Lieber - uscle architecture degeneration in the residual limb following amputation a pilot study in rabbits Dustin Crouch - new and reliable system for preventing muscle weakness and muscle loss during bed-rest conditions Marco Vaz 1030 - 1130 Walking with Backpacks Glen 205 - emales use greater positive hip work than males in response to military-relevant loads Kari Loverro - patiotemporal gait changes as a conseuence of wearing a combat backpack analysis between genders Jose Heredia-Jimenez - umbar and hip joint contact forces during load carriage with different backpack designs Jordan Sturdy - Changes in spatio-temporal gait measures throughout a load-bearing military march Rebecca Zifchock

, 2019 - Changes in knee total joint moment during load carriage tasks in recruit-aged women Kellen Krajewski th 1030 - 1130 Knee Surgery/Arthroplasty Glen 206 - n vivo assessment of the collateral ligament elongation patterns following total knee arthroplasty Seyyed Hamed Hosseini Nasab - ongitudinal postoperative joint kinematics of tibial plateau fracture patients Kieran Bennett - ffects of acl injury on knee flexion and extension force steadiness Takashi Nagai - The relationship between intraoperative anterior femoral translation with peak knee flexion moment during stair Kenechukwu Okoye ascent in patients two years post-total knee arthroplasty Sunday, August 4 August Sunday, - elationships between joint angle variability across terrains and knee arthroplasty satisfaction Tyler Hamer 1030 - 1130 Clinical Applications in Orthopaedics and Osseointegrated Prosthesis for Rehab Research in Korea Glen 208-209 - iomechanical efficacies of different internal fixators for surgical management of both-column acetabular fracturesSeogHyun Oh

74 XXVII Congress of the International Society of Biomechanics Sunday, August 4th Detailed Program

- study of the endogenous electric signals effect on the bone modeling of trabeculae Junghwa Hong - oot plantar pressure distributions during walking in different foot types Gwang-Moon Eom - study on the manufacturing method of the prosthetic socket using the modelling Sung-Jae Kang 1145 - 1245 ISB Awards 1: Young Investigator & Clinical Biomechanics Award Lectures Exhibition Hall E - wards oung nvestigator Clinical iomechanics ward ectures - wards oung nvestigator Clinical iomechanics ward ectures 1145 - 1245 Male vs Female Running Macleod E1 - Atalantas assemble: can the women’s marathon world record be broken under an optimal cooperative drafting Kristine Snyder strategy? - ender differences of joint coordination and kinetics in healthy runners James Saxton - reater medial-lateral regularity for treadmill vs outdoor running observed in males but not females Lauren Benson - oes gender relate to lower limb asymmetry in adolescent long-distance runners? Micah Garcia - ifferences in running techniue between males and females Sam Allen 1145 - 1245 Functional Assessment Following ACL Rupture Macleod E2 - novel use of unilateral leg press power during a bilateral leg press task to detect uadriceps weakness and limb Takashi Nagai symmetry index in acl-reconstructed individuals - ain and inflammatory responses after anterior cruciate ligament reconstruction predict poor loading mechanics Alexa Johnson during running - ncluding jump height when normaliing single hop impact kinetics can change the directionality of findings Alexander Peebles - educed total support moment during stair descent in acl-deficient individuals Kylie Davis - lternative clinical performance tests can identify differences between limbs following acl reconstruction Brooke Farmer 1145 - 1245 Single Motor Unit Function Macleod E3 - nalysis of uadriceps arthrogenic muscle inhibition of acl injury with decomposed electromyography Nathan Schilaty - tretch-induced changes in motor unit activity of young and middle-aged adults during steady submaximal Melissa Mazzo contractions - The influence of velocity and force on motor unit firing behaviour during dynamic contractions of the biceps brachiiBhawna Shiwani - on-invasive assessment of single motor unit activity in relation to motor neuron level and lesion location in Sybele Williams stroke and spinal muscular atrophy - otor unit discharge properties of m flexor hallucis brevis Jeroen Aeles 1145 - 1245 Biomechanics of Sprint Running Macleod E4 - new perspective on when the hamstring is at greatest risk during high speed running Luke Donnan Sunday, August 4 - uscle contributions to body mass centre acceleration during the first stance of sprint running Laura Martín De Azcárate - mechanism of body orientation change at the approach phase to curved path in sprinting Tatsuro Ishizuka - The relative muscle volume of triceps surae differs among sprinters runners and untrained subjects Yume Tsuruhara - sing instrumented running specific prostheses during sprinting and long jumping for performance assessment of Andrea Giovanni Cutti elite paralympic athletes 1145 - 1245 Functional Analysis Using Ultrasound Imaging 1 Glen 201-202 th

- unctional deficits following acute achilles tendon rupture are correlated with changes in muscle structure Josh Baxter , 2019 - ectus femoris muscle uality is associated with mobility in women with knee osteoarthritis Jaclyn Hurley - ltered gearing in medial gastrocnemius muscle of chronic stroke survivors Jongsang Son - stimating force in the rectus femoris and vastus intermedius via ultrasound during gait at different speeds Matt Prebble - ltrasound imaging reveals differential triceps surae response to altered propulsive demand in walking William Clark

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1145 - 1245 Behavioural Energetics: How Energy Minimization Determines How You Move Glen 203-204 ehavioural energetics An ntroduction Jessica Selinger nerg econom in unstead nonstraightline perturbed and constrained locomotion Manoj Srinivasan ovement vigor preference and the subective valuation of effort Alaa Ahmed ontribution of blood ogen and carbon dioide sensing to the energetic optimiation of human walking Jeremy Wong A role for proprioception in the selection of economical gaits Jesse Dean 1145 - 1245 Gait Variability Glen 205 ait variabilit and control during the walktorun transition in adolescents Stacey Kung uantifing gait variabilit among children with autism spectrum disorder Patrick Cereceres Accuracy and repeatability of the “neutral-zero position” of the lower extremity Wolfgang Teufl ariabilit in uasisteadstate overground walking vs selfpaced treadmill walking Daniel Richie redicting stride time variabilit in health italian adults: eamining variabilities of individual motor inputs and Christopher Bailey outputs 1145 - 1245 Hay Symposium Glen 206 a mposium 1145 - 1245 Total Joint Arthroplasty: No More Limits? Glen 208-209 mproving patient outcome after oint replacement the power and limits of arthroplast registries Michael Morlock oint loading of the hip and knee measured in vivo during different activities Philipp Damm mproving predictive tests for total knee replacement lessons learned from retrieval and gait analsis Markus Wimmer mportance of A sie selection for fine tuning the lait in the knee Joern Seebeck ontact conditions at the total hip headneck modular taper unction: known knowns known unknowns or Hannah Lundberg unknown unknowns 1400 - 1445 Keynote: Vallery Heike Exhibition Hall E enote: aller eike 1500 - 1600 ISB Awards 2: Emerging & Promising Scientist Award Lectures Exhibition Hall E Awards : merging romising cientist Award ectures Awards : merging romising cientist Award ectures 1500 - 1600 Sex Dependent Differences in Human Biomechanics Macleod E1 ale and female lowerlimb kinematic responses during a standardised load carriage task are sespecific Jodie Wills e differences in force steadiness J Greig Inglis en and women with hiprelated pain demonstrate differing lower limb biomechanics during low and high Matthew King impact functional tasks e differences in lower etremit biomechanics during unanticipated sidestepping Gillian Weir , 2019

th ale and female muscular and phsical adaptations to load carriage conditioning are se specific Tim Doyle 1500 - 1600 Quadriceps Function After ACL Rupture Macleod E2 nee etensor fatigue resistance in individuals following aclreconstruction Stephan Bodkin balance scores are related to uadriceps strength at return to activit following anterior cruciate ligament Kazandra Rodriguez reconstruction ate of torue development declines at lower relative torue outputs in acl reconstructed limbs Alex Spencer uadriceps strength does not modif gait mechanics after acl reconstruction rehabilitation and return to sport Elanna Arhos

Sunday, August 4 August Sunday, training month postacl reconstruction uadriceps strength neural activit and muscle stiffness asmmetries April Mcpherson

76 XXVII Congress of the International Society of Biomechanics Sunday, August 4th Detailed Program

1500 - 1600 Rear vs ForeFoot Running Biomechanics Macleod E4 - ootstrie pattern reconition usin machine learnin on tibial accelerometry Joseph Mahoney - riceps surae metabolic enery consumption in rearfoot and mid-forefoot striers Wannes Swinnen - hear wae elocity in the plantar fascia of runners usin different foot strie techniues Tony Lin-Wei Chen - an impact sound amplitude and freuency differentiate footstrie patterns Roy Cheung - Areement between le and round reaction force ector orientation in forefoot and rearfoot runnin Raymond Tran 1500 - 1600 Functional Analysis Using Ultrasound Imaging 2 Glen 201-202 - ntra-session real-time ultrasonoraphy feedbac improes the uality contraction of transerse abdominis Carlos De La Fuente - Alterations in astus lateralis architecture in indiiduals with limb-sparin surery after osteosarcoma preliminary Christa Nelson results - ifferences in motor unit features of healthy and mnd affected muscles detected usin b-mode ultrasound imainEmma Hodson-Tole - eliability and alidity of ultrasonoraphy for measurement of hamstrin muscle and tendon morpholoy Adam Kositsky - eal-time muscle fascicle lenth measurement ia machine learnin Luis Rosa 1500 - 1600 Behavioural Energetics: How Energy Minimization Determines How You Move (cont) Glen 203-204 - ow people initiate enery optimization and conere on their optimal aits Jessica Selinger - ie and tae learnin to use asymmetry to reduce enery cost durin walin James Finley - an we leerae enery optimization as a mechanism for ait rehabilitation Purnima Padmanabhan - omen eoled to wal Cara Wall-Scheffler - anel iscussion Max Donelan 1500 - 1600 Muscle Function in Gait Glen 205 - ower extremity electromyoraphy while walin in the alter at different bodyweiht support Paul Craig - ffects of self-paced incline treadmill walin on lower limb muscles actiation leel Chenmiao Lu - Altered luteus medius contraction durin ait in chronic anle instability ersus coper and healthy roups Alexandra Dejong - urface compared to fine-wire electromyoraphy actiity of lower le muscles at different walin speeds Annamaria Peter - astus lateralis muscle fascicles actiely lenthen durin human walin Tobias Weingarten 1500 - 1600 EMG/Muscle Force Prediction Glen 206 - he effects of electromyoraphy-assisted modellin in estimatin musculotendon forces durin ait in children Kirsten Veerkamp with cerebral palsy - o simulated syneries accurately represent muscle coordination Megan Auger

- ffects of recruitment rate codin and twitch property noise on the ariability and complexity of muscle force a Samantha Winter Sunday, August 4 simulation study - A new module-based static optimization approach that yields muscle co-actiations Lydia Brough - econstruction of an unmeasured muscle excitation with the measured muscle syneries extracted usin principal Di Ao component analysis pca 1500 - 1600 Neuropathies in Disease Glen 208-209 - ressure time interal as a discriminant for roup membership in the proression of diabetes Janet Dufek

- lassification of diabetic neuropathic patients from em data a machine learnin approach Marcus Vieira th , 2019 - europathic motor unit abnormalities reealed by surface-detected electromyoraphy decomposition John Letizi - euromuscular control durin ait in people with haemophilic arthropathy Carlos Cruz Montecinos - ait ariability is altered in cancer suriors with neuropathy Katherine Hsieh 1630 - 1745 President's Lecture: Joe Hamill Exhibition Hall E - residents ecture oe amill

43rd Annual Meeting of the American Society of Biomechanics 77 Poster Sessions Topic Categories

Thursday, August 1 214: Upper Extrimity - Hand + Wrist 2 101: Muscle General 1 215: Upper Extrimity - Miscellaneous 2 Upper Limb & 102: Balance Biomechanics 1 216: Extremity - Lower 2 Spine Biomechanics 103: Clinical Gait General 1 217: Rehabilitation: Bio-Robotics + Exoskeletons 2 104: Clinical Biomechanics 1 218: Rehab 2 105: Lower Limb/Gait 1 219: Imaging Ultrasound + Electrography 2 Locomotion 106: Spine 1 220: Running Injury 2 107: Low Back Pain 1 221: Sport 2 108: Modelling: Musculoskeletal - Upper Limb/Trunk 1 222: Sport: Cuts/Lateral Movement Maneuvers 2 109: Hip 1 223: Sport: Landing/Drop Jumps 2 Methods in Biomechanics 110: Knee 1 224: Imaging: X-ray + Fluoroscopy 2 111: Orthopedic Cartilage 1 225: Methodologies + Data Analysis - GAIT 2 112: Running General 1 226: Imaging: MRI + CT 2 113: Running Footwear 1 Saturday, August 3 MSK Modeling/Simulation 114: Volleyball 1 301: Muscle General 3 115: Football + Rugby 1 302: Modelling: Musculoskeletal - Muscle 3 116: Skiing Hockey Sliding 1 303: Modelling: Musculoskeletal - Upper Limb/Trunk 3 Muscle 117: Baseball 1 304: Balance Walking 3 118: EMG/MMG/Data Analysis 1 305: Control 3 119: Medical Devices 1 306: Clinical Gait Post Stroke 3 120: Miscellaneous 1 307: Wireless Clinical 3 Neuromuscular/ 121: Miscellaneous Posters 1 308: Locomotion General 3 Postural Control & Balance 122: Animal Comparative 1 309: Orthopedic Bone 3 Friday, August 2 310: Orthopedic Ligaments 3 201: Muscle Properties 2 311: Tissue Biomechanics General 3 Orthopedics Biomechanics 202: Muscle Fatigue 2 312: Tissue Muscle + Soft tissues 3 203: Muscle History Dependence 2 313: Rehabilitation: Prosthetics + Orthotics - Lower Limb 3 204: Modelling: General Simulations Lower + Upper Limb 2 314: Rehabilitation: Neuro-Rehab 3 315: Injuries + Rehab 3 205: Modelling: Musculoskeletal - EMG 2 Rehabilitation Biomechanics 316: Sport Cycling 3 206: Locomotion Energetics/Metabolic Cost Load Carrying 2 317: Sport Squat/Lifting 3 207: Locomotion Energetics/Metabolic Cost 318: Sport Basketball 3 Incline/Decline 2 319: Sport Jumping 3 Sport 208: Clinical Gait: Cerebral Palsy 2 320: Miscellaneous Posters 3 209: Clinical Gait: Parkinson's 2 321: Medical Devices 3 210: Lower Limb/Gait 2 322: Methlodologics + Data Analysis: Foot 3 211: Balance Fall/Elderly 2 323: Education + Outreach 3 Lower Limb Biomechanics 212: Orthopedic Tendon 2 213: Upper Extrimity - Elbow 2

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43rd Annual Meeting of the American Society of Biomechanics 79 Session 1 - Thursday, August 1st Detailed Poster Listing

Muscle General 1 Board: 1-215 ISB953 Shinya Sato Can low-intensity squat exercise improve knee and hip flexion and Board: 1-113 ISB119 Andras Hegyi extension strength simultaneously? Ankle joint angle influences hamstring fine-wire and high-density Board: 1-203 ISB963 Heather Johnston electromyography activity in ramp isometric knee flexions Thoracolumbar co-contraction: a predisposing mechanism for back pain Board: 1-114 ISB135 Le Li associated with large chest size? Correlation between muscle morphology and electrical properties in tibialis Board: 1-216 ISB999 Mikio Shoji anterior of poststroke survivors Knee extensor muscle damage protective effect by maximal isometric Board: 1-115 ISB155 Richard Lieber contractions of the knee flexors Reduced muscle stem cell number hinders sarcomere addition and Board: 1-204 ISB1160 Xiyao Shan contracture recovery Inhomogeneous and anisotropic mechanical properties of the triceps surae Board: 1-116 ISB156 Richard Lieber aponeuroses in vivo during submaximal muscle contraction Myopalladin is a z-disk protein that promotes muscle growth via the serum Board: 1-217 ISB1174 Sigrid Thaller response factor (srf) pathway Weight- and inertia-related effects of training on muscle properties: a Board: 1-117 ISB160 Kenichi Kaneko simulation study On the relationship between advanced glycation end-products (ages) and Board: 1-205 ISB1202 Khoi Nguyen surface emg on lower limb muscles in elderly persons Physical basis for the shape of muscle work loops Board: 1-118 ISB182 Bart Bolsterlee Board: 1-218 ISB1302 Isotta Rigoni Reliability and robustness of muscle architecture measurements obtained Lower leg muscle response during whole body vibration: effect of using diffusion tensor imaging with anatomically constrained tractography frequency and subject posture Board: 1-119 ISB204 Inae Gadotti Board: 1-206 ISB1361 Takashi Nagai Forward head posture can influence masticatory muscle activity during Knee flexion and extension muscular force steadiness in young adults: sex chewing - a preliminary study differences and test-retest reliability Board: 1-120 ISB210 Richard Lieber Board: 1-219 ISB1368 Takashi Nagai Intramuscular anatomy may obscure correlations between collagen content Effects of acl injury on knee flexion and extension force steadiness and passive muscle stiffness Board: 1-207 ISB1469 Sunil Prajapati Board: 1-121 ISB282 Stephanie Ross Characterizing changes in muscle coordination in response to constrained The effects of muscle size on the efficiency of muscle contraction motions during gait Board: 1-122 ISB285 Bart Bolsterlee Board: 1-220 ISB1498 Dean Culver Evaluation of image registration methods used to estimate three- Modeling and simulating electrostatic, diffusive, and hamaker inelastic dimensional deformation of human skeletal muscle during isometric collisions for two charges in an ionic solution contractions Board: 1-208 ISB1544 Derek Zwambag Board: 1-123 ISB396 Ian Smith Estimating intrafibrillar and basement membrane contributions to passive Relaxation is not accelerated by prior contraction in plantaris muscle of elastic modulus in human single muscle fibres rana pipiens assessed in situ Board: 1-221 ISB1562 Rafael Akira Fujita Board: 1-124 ISB410 Michelle Cardoso The effect of verbal instruction on the electromyographic activity while Neuromuscular investigations of two active office chair designs performing the seated-row exercise, with and without pre-exhaustion. Board: 1-200 ISB480 Jaqueline Lourdes Rios Board: 1-209 ISB1614 Fandi Shi The effects of moderate exercise and prebiotic fibre supplementation on Mechanomyography changes during different isometric contraction forces vastus lateralis muscle in a rat model of obesity at different muscle lengths Board: 1-213 ISB528 Marissa Munoz-Ruiz Board: 1-222 ISB1653 Laura Healey Interactions between fingers during rapid force pulse production Forward positioned head supported mass amplifies muscle activation Board: 1-201 ISB578 Whitney Wolff requirements of the upper neck extensors when performing reciprocal Sternocleidomastoid muscle exhibits consistent muscle activation and scanning elasticity tuning during 3-d isometric tasks Board: 1-210 ISB1692 Jessa Ward Board: 1-214 ISB607 Pavlos Evangelidis Semg activity of low back muscles during bridge exercises using kinesiology Muscle shear elastic modulus in hamstrings: effect of intensity, contraction tape type, and relationship with muscle anatomy Board: 1-223 ISB1775 Philipp Kornfeind Board: 1-202 ISB758 Rhiannon Marion Muscular efficiency of the m. quadriceps femoris during maximal isokinetic Activation reduction following active lengthening for position and torque knee extension matching tasks

80 XXVII Congress of the International Society of Biomechanics Session 1 - Thursday, August 1st Detailed Poster Listing

Board: 1-211 ISB1814 Jacqueline Cole Board: 1-320 ISB592 Daisuke Shibata Effects of altered loading paradigms on glenohumeral muscle development Improvement of postural stability by a self-mobilization exercise program in growing rats Board: 1-308 ISB605 Alexandria Roberts Board: 1-224 ISB1852 Tim Van Der Zee Postural control strategies of boarders on stable and unstable surfaces Force rate dependency of metabolic cost during cyclic muscle contraction Board: 1-321 ISB615 Aida Chebbi Board: 1-300 ISB1860 Barbora Rimkus Effect of loss of balance direction on the perturbation threshold line for The effect of single-bout eccentric exercise on contractile properties in lean releases, lean releases with surface translations and surface mouse soleus and tibialis anterior muscles. translations in younger adults Board: 1-313 ISB1865 Talia Alenabi Board: 1-309 ISB643 Eric Jenkins Regional activation of infraspinatus during isometric external rotations in The effect of magnification loupes on posture during instrumentation by different arm postures dental hygienists Board: 1-301 ISB1867 Emily Abbott Board: 1-322 ISB944 Noriyuki Yamamoto Biorobotic jumping: antagonist muscle-tendon units can controllably The comparison of standing posture sway between pre and post the lower enhance power across a joint legs bathing Board: 1-314 ISB1871 Emily Abbott Board: 1-310 ISB945 Romain Tisserand Examining in situ changes to proprioceptive signals with increased muscle- Perception of small whole-body perturbations during standing balance in tendon compliance humans Board: 1-302 ISB1889 Ashley Oldshue Board: 1-323 ISB1032 Plaiwan Suttanon Modeling muscle cross-bridge dynamics for movement simulations Accuracy and discrimination validity of an accelerometry-based postural Board: 1-315 ISB1942 Tim Butterfield sway meter Inducible depletion of titin kinase in adult skeletal muscle impairs passive Board: 1-311 ISB1034 Cody Reed tension-induced sarcomerogenesis Transient effects exist during eyes closed and eyes open quiet stance Board: 1-303 ISB1944 Zachary Hettinger although characteristics vary Differences in young’s elastic modulus in gastrocnemius muscles from Board: 1-324 ISB1036 Cody Reed young and old rats explains the age-dependent subcellular responses to Transient effects of postural control in young and elderly populations externally applied loads during quiet, eyes closed stance Board: 1-316 ISB1957 Hironori Watanabe Board: 1-413 ISB1042 Cody Reed Skin acts as a medium of epimuscular myofascial force transmission in Correlations between initial transient response and whole-trial estimates of human postural control in eyes closed stance Board: 1-304 ISB1971 Laksh Kumar Punith Board: 1-401 ISB1054 Tom Van Wouwe Combining feedforward control and series elasticity enables muscle-tendon Initial posture explains variability in kinematic responses to perturbations units to rapidly and safely reject perturbations of standing Balance Biomechanics 1 Board: 1-414 ISB1084 Jae Sun Ree Effect of ankle joint proprioception level on the balance ability Board: 1-317 ISB59 Michael Krackow Board: 1-402 ISB1146 Hitoshi Makabe Asymmetric loading and its impact on lateral sway in a healthy population The effect of eye closing during standing on eeg-eeg coherence and eeg- Board: 1-305 ISB173 Lukas Ondra emg coherence Assessment of balance ability among youth czech hockey players with Board: 1-415 ISB1194 Pouyan Mehryar different performance levels Ground reaction forces in perturbed standing balance of above-knee Board: 1-318 ISB322 Zachary Cordingley prosthesis users The immediate effects of tai chi on the postural stability of healthy young Board: 1-403 ISB1275 Kyra Twohy adults Elements influencing stability in older adults performing an overhead Board: 1-306 ISB382 Chen Yang reaching task Effects of localized muscle fatigue on upper body posture and postural Board: 1-416 ISB1390 Brian Davis variability in a repetitive pointing task Postural instability in chiari patients: an understudied biomechanical Board: 1-319 ISB386 Malgorzata Kalinowska problem. Is there any dependence between movement during postural sways and Board: 1-404 ISB1416 Lauren Nowosatka results of limits of stability test? You nod “yes,” the postural control system responds: “whoa!” Board: 1-307 ISB401 Wei-Jin Wong Board: 1-417 ISB1464 Joel Alvarez-Ruf Weighting of the sensory systems during quiet standing in patients with Postural control as a measure of mental fatigue in air traffic controllers neurogenic claudication: using time-frequency analysis

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oard: Mindie Clark oard: Jeff Eggleston he relationship of postural sway to cortical rhythms during standing oordination ariaility and autism: a potential descriptor for moement alance tass impairment oard: Bhawna Shiwani oard: Morten Bilde Simonsen otor unit mechanisms of alance in the uadriceps muscle iialis posterior dysfunction a contriuting factor to forefoot oard: Sam Wilson deformities a parametric study he interaction of cognitie interference, standing surface, and fatigue on oard: David Howell lower etremity muscle actiity emale athletes demonstrate faster dualtas gait recoery than male oard: Kostas Gianikellis athletes after concussion nee oint functional relationship etween accelerating moement, oard: Lance Bollinger postural alance and isoinetics in young adults with cereral palsy ffects of simulated weight loss on lower etremity emg and oint oard: Ryan Crews inematics during treadmill waling in oese suects Do design features of offloading remoale cast walers affect neuropathic oard: Stacy Loushin diaetic indiiduals responses to perturations ait characteriation after entricular peritoneal shunt placement in oard: Yoichiro Sato idiopathic normal pressure hydrocephalus onstraint on center of mass traectory for motion pattern formation of a oard: Matteo Zago inematic chain ait patterns alterations in people with down syndrome: a posture space oard: Vinayak Vijayan inematics approach Detrended fluctuation analysis for postural control data oard: Renata Bona oard: Monique Cajueiro elation etween electromyographic and metaolic ariales on gait in ostural adustments as mechanism of control and staility of shoulder chronic heart failure and heart transplant patients during upper lims moements oard: Brecca Gaffney oard: Mohamed Abdelhafid Kadri ompensations during waling ary across slopes in patients with hip ntra and interindiidual ariaility of irationinduced postural reactions dysplasia in healthy adults oard: Alyssa Olivas oard: Gina Digiacomo eighted est effects on stride parameter ariaility in children with ynchroniation of eeg actiity with ody alance during cognitie isual autism spectrum disorder eercises oard: Hananeh Younesian oard: Christian Debuys patiotemporal and impulse characteristics of diaetic patients type ii with upport for the eistence of openloop and closedloop regions in alance and without neuropathy during gait control oard: Zimi Sawacha oard: Christopher Hurt ait analysis in children with fragile syndrome: a comined emg and andem stance aility may e a sensitie test in the onset of gait and marerless approach alance dysfunction oard: Brian Selgrade oard: Chelsea Martin ptical flow perturations to detect preclinical waling alance impairment comparison of side dominance and se differences in muscle actiation in people with multiple sclerosis during the performance of the upper uarter y alance test oard: Alex Dzewaltowski oard: Albert Vette ollision wor performed y patients with peripheral artery disease inematics recommendation for alance studies on unstale sitting control oard: Mike Vakula oard: Albert Vette uadriceps function is related to temporal gait characteristics in adults uantitatie relationship etween inematics and muscle actiity during with oesity unstale sitting oard: Meredith Wells oard: Anita Vasavada uantification of aulting in healthy adults waling with an immoilied nee as, ut not worspace configuration, influences postural sway during computer wor oard: Gu Eon Kang ait inematics are different etween asymptomatic indiiduals with Clinical Gait General 1 ipolar disorder and healthy controls oard: Enrica Papi oard: Will Pitt Does nee osteoarthritis and nee inury affect moement patterns in the preliminary inestigation of alance control during a degree turn in same way acutely concussed young adults

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oard: Oladipo Eddo oard: Gessica Aline Silvano ncreased trun inetics osered during suectspecific lateral trun lean ip torues in the transerse plane during the side wal eercise with gait modification elastic resistance oard: Keith Gordon Lower Limb/Gait 1 ocomotor adaptation in a randomly arying dynamic enironment: eidence of whole ody impedance control oard: Qichang Mei orm and function: gait adaptation in the chinese ound foot oard: Juhi Bharnuke ait inematics of haratanatyam dancers with low ac pain oard: Riad Akhundov ffects of game fatigue on hamstring and adductor muscle dynamics in oard: Mahboobeh Mehdikhani eliteleel athletes fleile realtime iofeedac tool that trains gait adaptaility oard: David Heller Clinical Biomechanics 1 eliaility and alidity of the damping coefficient in a damped harmonic oard: Sergio Luis Orozco Villaseñor oscillator model during a medial drop landing in suects with functional iomechanical correlation of pelic lim shortening with radiographic anle instaility studies of scanning and aropodometry oard: Lauren Sepp oard: Rachel Straub ip oint contact forces during running with a transtiial amputation agittal plane trun orientation is a etter predictor of the nee etensor oard: Michael Asmussen moment during suatting than tiia orientation he cost of stailiing the anle in static and dynamic tass oard: Andresa Germano oard: Colin Firminger utaneous sensitiity in normal aging and mild cognitie impairment mci ffect of midsole ending stiffness on achilles tendon strain during oard: Hiroshi R. Yamasaki countermoement umps nalysis of physiotherapy effect on sittostand moement dynamics after oard: Wolfgang Teufl stroe alidity of a depthcamera ased approach for segment lengths estimation oard: Gustavo Balbinot oard: Bradley Wash oststroe inematic analysis in rats reeals similar reaching anormalities erification of opensim pelic residuals in seated cycling with handlear as humans and seatpost load cells oard: Yuri Yoshida oard: G. Bryan Cornwall Biomechanical characteristics of the stand-up test in american adults –a allroom dance iomechanical assessment using pressure sensing insoles pilot study to eamine feasiility of d analysis inertial marers oard: Angelica Lang Spine 1 he influence of impingement pain on inematics in reast cancer suriors during functional tas performance oard: Fethiye Baskoy he effect of core stailiation training on trun inematics and sere oard: Carol Smyth performance during sere in tennis ep deried thoracoadominal moement parameters significantly distinguish etween rest, arious eercise intensities, and recoery oard: Changsoo Chon aluation of iomechanical staility of anterior cerical plate with locing oard: Kevin Dibbern pin made of shape memory alloy niti for antiacout he relationship etween acute intraarticular fracture seerity and the ris of posttraumatic osteoarthritis oard: Clarissa Levasseur n itro loading conditions fail to replicate in io cerical spine center of oard: Sophie De Mits rotation during fleionetension run strength and spinal moility in spondyloarthritis patients oard: Richard Hughes oard: Matthew Petrucci aluating epistemic uncertainty in a hyrid ayesian networ model of rrhythmicity of upper and lower lim moements in people with spinal inury during lifting parkinson’s disease oard: Sara Molladavoodi oard: Andrew Lagree echanical interaction of intererteral disc cells and their etracellular ffects of patient height during cardiopulmonary resuscitation cpr on matri upper lim muscle fatigue of the rescuer and cpr uality oard: Luis Nolasco oard: Gaura Saini pine inematics during gait are affected y prosthetic leg length eliaility and accuracy of d assessment of shoulder inematics using single plane fluoroscopy oard: Maruti Gudavalli ial stiffness of the spine in low ac pain patients treated with fleion distraction techniue: a pilot study

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Board - B Zeinab Kamal Low Back Pain 1 ssessment of intradiscal pressure in a spine ith unilateral muscle eakness usin kinematics-drien and stailit-ased kinematics-drien Board - B Paul Sung models is the stailit reall important conseuence of a noel slip perturation on spinal kinematics and reaction time in suects ith and ithout chronic lo ack pain Board - B Young-Woo Kwon Biomechanical analsis of posterior scre fiations and alloraft spacer in Board - B Jackie Zehr anterior cerical discectom fusion a finite element stud n ealuation of lo ack inur deelopment durin ariale and consistent compression loadin usin a nonlinear eihtin adustment Board - B Derek Zwambag approach roportional distriution of motion amonst spine leels introduces sstematic errors in posture durin comple -d moements Board - B Erika Nelson-Wong tandin-intolerant office orkers can improe lo ack pain and actie Board - B Rumit Singh Kakar standin ith sit-stand desk use ffect of ae on thoracic lumar and pelis coordination durin trunk fleion and etension Board - B Daniel Schmidt hermal sensitiit mappin - armth and cold detection thresholds of the Board - B Manon Limousis-Gayda torso o traditional ack protectors preent ack inuries in skiin Board - B Artur Bonezi Board - B Dennis Larson ampin factor in pilates eercise usin a trunk stailit model haracteriin local dnamic stailit of spine su-reions durin repetitie trunk moements Board - B Hai-Jung Steffi Shih runk control in and out of an episode of recurrent lo ack pain Board - B Mehrdad Palizi A novel approach to predict the spinal deformities based on the torso’s Board - B Daniel Cury Ribeiro median furro midline cure he effectieness of a lumopelic monitor and feedack deice to chane postural ehaiour a cluster randomied controlled trial Board - B Dan Desroches ssessin the error of ultrasound in measurin spine kinematics Board - B Hiroyuki Nunome mmediate effect of correctie insoles on ack strenth eertion Board - B Andrea Winegar cceleration of the head and od durin parachute openin shock in Board - B Claire Zai eperienced freefall parachutists rontal plane kinematics in sericememers ith amputation ith and ithout lp contriutions to the iopschosocial model Board - B Brian Novotny erical spine rane of motion in militar parachutists compared to a Board - B Sarah Mukui Mutunga normal population runk lumar and pelic continuous relatie phase in runners ith and ithout a histor of lo ack pain Board - B Brian Froechtenigt eelopment of a iomechanical model of the cerical spine Board - B Bhupinder Singh ore muscle actiation and lumo-pelic alinment durin common lumar Board - B Alonso Figueroa stailiation eercises he influence of ariations in anatomical coordinate sstem definition on cerical spine kinematics Board - B Rajani Mullerpatan. Biomechanical eploration of suranamaskar for scientific application in Board - B Sam Vasilounis lo ack pain omparin the temporal efficienc and consistenc of an ultrasound identification proram ersus human identification Board - B Jui-Te Lin pplin aried pelis perturations durin treadmill alkin improes Board - B Jordan Coker alkin alance and oer-round alkin speed in people ith incomplete runk kinetics and kinematics amon older and oese indiiduals durin spinal cord inur one-handed carrin Board - B Christian Meyer Board - B Tomasz Bugajski haracteriin ait deficits in incomplete spinal cord inur usin kinematic eliailit of a three-dimensional scannin techniue and metrics ait analsis and challenin locomotor conditions uantifin pectus deformities Board - B Keith Gordon Board - B John Gardiner ateral foot placement correlation ith com dnamics is stroner after he effects of foam thickness and impact elocit in padded falls onto the moement amplification ait trainin in spinal cord inur uttocks Board - B Kieley Trempy Board - B Liesbeth Van Hauwermeiren he role of handedness in isuoproprioceptie tasks orm and orientation of the sacroiliac oint Board - B Wendy Boehm odification of maneuer strateies in lateral force fields in persons ith incomplete spinal cord inur

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Modelling: Musculoskeletal - Upper Limb/Trunk 1 oard Cheng-Chung Lin sometric point analsis for etracapslar stabiliation in canine sin d oard Kevin Hao inematics measrement imlatin finertip force sin to common contact models hnt oard Jiyoung Jeong crossle and elastic fondation elationship beteen ratio of medial to lateral adriceps thicness and Hip 1 the nee oint anle drin sinlele landin oard Isabella Sudati oard Mostafa Hegazy eaer hip and nee strenth in asmptomatic active sbects ith rediction of nee inr in professional soccer plaers sin core dnamic nee vals endrance and strenth oard Jingguang Qian oard Jiayu Hu ormative force data of nee and hip oint mscles of on adlts in ait ffect of ait modification on the nee addction moment and medial nee contact forces oard Ke Song oard Shaida Biglari splastic hip anatom and oint reaction forces affect instantaneos and accmlative loads at the acetablar ede nee abdction moments of normal eiht overeiht and obese participants in ait cclin and elliptical trainin oard Benjamin Mentiplay oard Jaeyeon Wee Associations beteen hip strenth and hip oint inematics drin alin in active on adlts ith hiprelated pain ariable stiffness shoes loer nee addction moment in normal alin ithot alin speed chane oard Michael Harris oard Bryndan Lindsey Altered mscle eometr moment arms and strenth in patients ith hip dsplasia rontal plane nee anle and stride idth eplain am redction in three previosl stdied ait modifications oard Enrico De Pieri ip contact force pathas in activities of dail livin Orthopedic Cartilage 1 oard Basílio Gonçalves oard Gustavo Orozco alidit and reliabilit of sinle and mltiplanar hip strenth measrements hear strain and flid velocitdriven mechanobioloical nee oint models oard Viviane Frasson can predict local cartilae adaptation after acl inr and reconstrction mpairments in patients ith femoroacetablar impinement sndrome of numerical predictions compared with longitudinal variations in t1ρ and t2 different ae rops maps oard Nicholas Fey oard Zhan Liu otion simlation of d ct imaes to compte oint interference he effects of dnamic biomechanics on the treatment temporomandiblar distinishes beteen mltiple hip patholoies osteoarthritis oard Kelsey Collins Knee 1 A fatfree mose model to std biomechanical and metabolic contribtors oard Tanner Thorsen to osteoarthritis ffects of increased factor on nee biomechanics drin stationar cclin oard Paul Bolcos oard Lauren Schroeder A comptational method to identif locations ssceptible to osteoarthritis oes tpe of nanticipated stimls alter nee mechanics drin dnamic in patients ith acl reconstrction tass oard Igor Komnik oard Barbara Postolka edced nee loadin in d printed femr and tibia bone parts tiliin ibiofemoral inematics of the health nee drin fnctional ait activities femr eometr matched nee pspacers oard Annemarie Laudanski oard Kotaybah Hashlamoun antifin the depth of hih nee fleion eposres in occpational sotropic moleclar diffsion in on porcine articlar cartilae childcare oard Lauren Stam oard Pichayathida Luanpaisanon Integrin α1β1 is necessary for chondrocyte primary cilia lengthening antitative assessment of the ris of anterior crciate liament inr in folloin hpoosmotic stress female soccer plaers throhot a for ear case std sin oint oard Salvatore Federico inematics preliminar reslts ffect of strctral distortions on articlar cartilae permeabilit nder oard Wyatt Ihmels lare deformations mpact of se and lacep anle brace on nee biomechanics drin a sinle oard Baaba Otoo le ct hondrocte volmetric strain measrements drin cclic loadin oard Joe Lynch nee shape is associated ith inematic chanes drin deep fleion

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oard Amin Komeili oard Jasmin Willer artilae matri d strain distribtions for phsioloical loadin conditions he biomechanical chanes drin hihintensit rnnin to fatie oard Kelsey Neal oard Isabel Moore omparison of involved and ninvolved limb nee cartilae t vales nterindividal differences in bilateral chanes to foot anle folloin a months after anterior crciate liament reconstrction rnnin ait retrainin intervention oard Jack R. Williams oard Ulisses Taddei edial compartment nderloadin months after anterior crciate Alterin foot mscles trophism does not affect arch stiffness drin rnnin liament reconstrction is associated ith loer tibiofemoral cartilae oard Xiaole Sun lcosaminolcan content months after srer ffects of a ee ait retrainin proram on loer etremit mscle Running General 1 activit nder different shoe conditions oard Keitaro Seki oard Elliott Rouse elationship beteen ener cost and inematics drin the spport phase Anle mechanical impedance varies beteen rnnin and alin of rnnin oard Neil Cronin oard Senne Bonnaerens arerless d inematic analsis of deepater rnnin sin deep learnin ronded rnners eperience less severe rond reaction forces compared oard Janet Hanwen Zhang to rnners ho rn ith a fliht phase otor strateies and learnin effect translation in an established rnnin oard Wei Zhuang retrainin proram he effect of shan additional mass on the inematics and inetics of loer oard Zoe Chan limb drin maimal speed in sprintin ffects on footstrie pattern and loadin rate folloin a ait retrainin oard Kathryn Harrison treadmill modification transfer to overrond inematic differences beteen ne and eperienced rnners oard Shiwei Mo oard Reginaldo Fukuchi eliabilit of variabilit and compleit obtained from bilateral stride ffect of varin step freenc on loer etremit oint moments intervals in recreational rnners drin a proloned treadmill rn distribtion drin alin and rnnin oard Kathryn Farina oard Brian Baum ea loerlimb acceleration in colleiate distance rnners over varin rosthetic desin inflences pea oint moments drin rnnin srfaces oard Marcus Vieira oard Andy Pohl antification of coordination variabilit in classical ballet dancers drin antifin the individalit of nee inematics drin rnnin ait rnnin oard Justin Fernandez oard Christopher Chapman ovice and eperienced barefoot rnnin response revealed sin t maps evelopment of a prototpe smart apparel to antif rnnin ait fe modellin and ait analsis oard Kaitlyn Bigner oard Chris Napier he relationship beteen trn endrance and rnnin inematics in he se of a sacral marer to approimate the centre of mass drin adolescent londistance rnners rnnin ait oard Ola Adeniji oard Eric Foch reliminar biomechanical performance analsis in athletics at the o associations beteen hip addction anle and hip abdctor mscle colleiate level activit drin rnnin oard Hiromasa Ueno oard Nizam U Ahamed elationship beteen nee etensor moment arm and rnnin oes a stable rnnin pattern remain stable drin different elevation performance in endrance rnners conditions oard Mitsuo Otsuka oard Peter Shull ilateral deficit of sprinlie behavior drin hoppin in sprinters ombined ait modifications for rnners to redce impact loadin oard Yasushi Enomoto oard Laura-Anne Furlong tiffness adstment to maintain rnnin speed drin marathon Asmmetries in rnnin inetics are not related to asmmetries in strenth oard Shen Zhang oard Giorgos Krikelis oes heel strie rnnin pattern ith cshioned shoes inflence mscles nstantaneos achilles tendon moment arms drin rnnin forces of lonitdinal arch oard Steffen Willwacher oard Chihiro Murasawa he timecorse of etrinsic foot mscle volmes drin proloned ll bod oint anle characteristics of elite endrance rnners sin rnnin an mri std principal component analsis

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oard Nihav Dhawale oard Liang Jiang ontrol of tanential collisions for rnnin on roh terrains ffects of shoe heeltoe drop on oint anles and loadin hen alin oard Thibault Besson phill eromsclar fatie and recover after sinle vs mlti stae race oard Zuoliang Liu oard Bhushan Borotikar A novel shoe ith forefoot slidin element interacted ith rnnin ffect of ait speeds on loer limb mscle sner and oint moments biomechanics and performance oard oard Lauren Welte Chenhao Yang he contribtions of the plantar fascia to foot fnction drin rnnin ootear chanes patellofemoral contact loadins drin heeltoe rnnin oard oard Michael Pohl Daniel Koska he relationship beteen hip msclar endrance strenth and frontal nvestiation of timedependent adaptation processes to different rnnin plane hip inematics drin rnnin shoe comfort conditions oard oard Micah Garcia Junqing Wang oes matration relate to loer limb asmmetr in adolescent distance nnin shoe effects on rond reaction force and oint mechanics drin rnners ee ait retrainin oard oard Kevin Aubol Xianyi Zhang eliabilit and minimal detectable differences of nee oint anles drin ffect of foot orthoses on forefoot inematics drin rnnin in individals rnnin ith a pronated foot postre oard oard Hsiang-Ling Teng Kat Daniels rn fleion anle modlates hip and nee etensor or contribtion he abilit of a d sprin mass model to predict stance phase dnamics of a drin rnnin cttin manoevre in hmans oard oard Kurt Schutte Mark Ricard tdoor effects of rnnin fatie and trainin session tpe on he effect of midsole cshionin on ms nee compression implse in accelerometerbased loadin and stabilit midfoot and rearfoot rnners oard oard Joey Smits Brian Prejean etatarsophalaneal oint mechanics differ beteen overrond and idsole cshionin affects oint coplin patterns in rnnin treadmill rnnin oard Justin Ter Har oard Alessandra Matias aimal rnnin shoes affect loer etremit stiffness before and after a ffects of a foot anle eercises protocol on medial lonitdinal arch drin si ee acclimation period rnnin Volleyball 1 oard Tomoya Hirano oard Hsiao-Yun Chang he effect of forearm prosthesis on startin bloc performance in sprint rade comparison in fnctional movements screen for volleball and trac rnnin a case std and field athletes oard Marisa Papp oard Hsien-Te Peng Association of sin and stance le accelerations ith reaction force iomechanical comparison of rnnin one and to le vertical mps on characteristics drin the initial contact phase of rnnin volleball plaer oard John H Challis oard Chen Kai-Chien man heel pad and shoe interaction inflences drin rnnin eason of thoracic mobilit trainin for increasin sholder fnction and oard Catalina Abad it’s delaying benefits omparison of variabilit in treadmill rnnin verss overrond rnnin oard Kayt Frisch oard Claire Sylvestre omparin female adolescent and colleiate sholder inematics drin a nnin inematics of overeiht and obese children volleball spie oard Sam Blades oard Jianjie Chen A comparison of different ait event detection alorithms in rnnin sin Analsis of the strenth characteristics of nee and anle mscles of an in shoe plantar pressre measrement sstem chinese mens volleball plaers Running Footwear 1 oard Kun Yu Chou he characteristic of rane of motion of sholder and trn in on female oard Shariman Ismadi Ismail volleball plaers A preliminar std on the inflence of footear otsole coefficient of oard Jessica Nihill friction and forefoot bendin stiffness in ftsal fnctional test omparin landin mechanics after a spie b division ii front ro volleball plaers

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Football + Rugby 1 ad Christopher Galbreath etd f sing inetial easeent nits in t identify iting ad Daniel Glassbrook eents in baseball ne tenie t antify sitinal diffeenes in etenal eanial ad Kazuyuki Yabata lad ding fessinal gby leage elatinsi beteen slde le alignent and standing ste ad Jonathan Goldstein ntl in te iied ing ase f iting tin f f lng snaing it and itt bling ad Kenzie Friesen ad Philip Walker ineati edits f e eteity ain in natinal llegiate atleti e effet f ate fatige n nteeent ase assiatin diisin i sftball ites aateistis in aate ftball layes ad Jason Wicke ad Jonathan Mortensen aiatins in ting seed and ange f tin beteen feale sftball es laye stategy ede ead iny etis ding iat a and ale baseball layes flling deeleatinfssed slde silatin stdy eeises ad Jordan Mcclung ad Shuhei Nozawa ffet f anle sain isty n anle inesin bieanis in ig sl nflene f te tyes f ites n te fligt distane in baseball batting ftball layes ad Austin Higgins ad Ming Chang Tsai eal net editin f fastball elity in llege baseball layes eteining ey etis in eelai gby field test sing data edtin ad Brittany Dowling Skiing Hockey Sliding 1 iffeenes beteen bllen and gae baseball iting bieanis ad Qi Hu ad Wen-Tzu Tang e effet f etial aial ind n te fligt stability in si ing ntinal eent seen ses in baseball diisin i and diisin ii ad Fu Yanming EMG/MMG/Data Analysis 1 tdy n te is f iate ligaents iny in te landing ent f ad Todd Pataky feestyle siing atletes f aeial sills eaealtie analysis f nediensinal bieanial ntin data ad Dieter Heinrich sing and field tey l tables ting nesla ntl attens tat iniie al fes ding ad Cédric Morio landing in siing iefeeny analysis f tibial aeleatin at is te best te ad Mikko Virmavirta aelet e effet f ind n ing distane in si ing deends n te ad Michele Conconi aedynai la antifiatin f a systeati se f e affeting teletni ad Davide Pavan steetgaeti easeents te aea lsin atefat aisn beteen feale and ale fessinal field ey layes ad Daniel Davis ding n field sint n it atila efeene t te effet f filteing ede t ess nnstatinay signals andling a sti ad Kayt Frisch ad Benedicte Vanwanseele ntinal data analysis as a efl altenatie t filteing data aial elity and e ineases ding a sint test in te seasn leading t te ld field ey Medical Devices 1 ad Aaron Manning ad Tobias Konow easing ie ey st aay it eisin a d fligt Various implant designs affect micromotion at bone-implant-interface – silatin neial analysis nde diffeent lading nditns ad Caitlin Mazurek ad Satria Ardianuari iffeenes in inteint dinatin beteen ig and lalibe ie aisn f a lied d idebased tl it instented ey layes ding fad sating labaty f gait analysis in ttis and stetis atie a ilt Baseball 1 stdy ad Lucy Armitage ad Lin-Hwa Wang ffet f esse sens feedba n steti set fabiatin e effets f sle fatige n dinant a efane in eead atletes ad Yoshitaka Nakanishi ad Georgia Giblin ffet f sfae file f ally n ea beai f lyetylene in atifiial int nteeent ing files by sitin in baseball sing inial nent analysis

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oard - Sentong Wang oard - Frantisek Lopot inite element modeling in te osteoartritis patient nee oint and esign of te front of te tram in ie of its danger to pedestrians in te ealuation of unloader nee brace collision oard - Dave Schmitthenner oard - Carlos De La Fuente ffect of foot plate lengt on foot segment moement on-superised recognition of cest pattern troug accelerometr during oard - Chenzhang Xiao tidal breating almar pressure distribution using a pneumatic sleee ortosis during oard - Torstein Eriksen Dæhlin lofstrand crutc-assisted gait psical model to uantif error in determining ip oint angles using oard - Chenzhang Xiao eulercardan angles rutc loading and spatiotemporal effects ile using pneumatic oard - Jonathon Blank ergonomic crutces Transient and standing wave measurements – a comparative analysis in oard - Corey Pew porcine digital fleor tendons aluation of an ortopaedic insole to reduce pea soc loading in militar oard - Alexander W Hooke footear a pilot stud noel metod for ealuation of carpal inematics in a cadaeric model oard - Brooke Slavens oard - Shayne York iomecanics of geared manual eelcair ramp ascent in indiiduals it mpact test metod influences inematic response of brid iii spinal cord inur antropometric test deice oard - John Collins Miscellaneous Posters 1 deo or reliance increases after functional training oard - Andrew Vigotsky Miscellaneous 1 odeling te spatial distribution of surface electromogram amplitudes oard - Jacob Larson oard - Kyehan Rhee aimum lapuno eponent analsis of a repetitie ertical ump tas in ffect of iscoelastic propert of aterosclerotic fibrous tissue on arterial female atletes diameter ariation oard - Kao-Shang Shih oard - Mohammad Salem tatistical sape modeling of te nee for tree-dimensional fluoroscopic racture modeling of cancellous bone using d fem imaging of oint motion accurac assessment oard - Saeed Mouloodi oard - Geonho Kang ccurac uantification of finite element stress analsis in long bones stud on te measurement of oint angle using psd-based infared sensor oard - Saeed Mouloodi oard - John Sherrill rtificial neural netor algoritm for prediction of displacement in euine Validation of a noel spine biomecanics simulator tird metacarpal bone oard - Zikra Nilam oard - Naoko Tamada oer etremit soft and rigid tissue mass prediction for older liing men role of feedbac signals for te beaiour of a neural oscillator and omen using segment antropometric measures and da oard - Hyab Mehari Abraha oard - Fatemeh Jazinizadeh ffect of mandibular fracture bone plate repair on mecanics of te Considering the proximal femur’s shape and bmd distribution in fracture mandible during ceing ris estimation using a single da image oard - Chia-Hsuan Li oard - Sónia Alves eigting topolog optimiation metod deelopment for mandible ic ertical ground reaction forces ariable is most associated it ip reconstruction under multi-occlusal force conditions oint contact forces oard - Atte Eskelinen oard - Ranny Michael mecanobiological model for time-dependent biocemicall and e epansion of te rapid office strain assessment rosa - an office biomecanicall drien degradation of inured cartilage ergonomics tool oard - Hadi Rahmanpanah oard - Oluwalogbon Akinnola rediction of load in te euine tird metacarpal forelimb troug neural omparison of oint coordinate sstems of te rist netor prediction algoritm oard - Albert Vette oard - Zhaoyan Zhang uantifing inertial properties and force plate inertial components in iaial tensile testing and constitutie modeling of uman ocal fold lamina instrumented platforms propria oard - Frantisek Lopot oard - Naeim Akbari Shahkhosravi sing of d motion analsis for forensic purposes Identification of hoof’s material properties based on hyperelastic ogden

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oard I Ho Seong Ji low structure investigation on multivessel model through cfd method oard I Kuo-Chih Su Investigating the biomechanical effect of interbody fusion cage on lumbar spine oard I Alexander Fuchs Temporal and spatial wall shear stress characteriation at the renal artery branching site oard I David Sproule iomechanical analysis of a low speed rearend collision using a subect specific madymo simulation oard I Kira Tanghe ont overestimate the power of the force oard I Baharan Pourahmadi ssessing the masticatory function using a food breadown model oard I Ilya Dashevskiy atientspecific biomechanical analysis in computer planning of dental implant prosthetics oard I Paul Snyder Importance of sull morphology and blunt impact location in remote fracture initiation oard I Carlos Escobar Del Pozo econdary arteries influence on an aneurysm hemodynamic oard I Najeeb Khan Towards convolutional neural networs for finite element modeling of the tongue Animal Comparative 1 oard I Paul Slaughter igamentous support and range of motion in the canine craniocervical unction a biomechanical cadaveric study oard I Noriaki Usui ostural control strategy for head stabiliation adopted in endo striing movements oard I Kentaro Takahashi Technical differences in kendo ‘ouji-waza’ skills oard I Minato Kawaguchi ynchroniation of eye blins within fluctuation may estimate dan grades in endo oard I Yuhe Li eniscal stress response during tai chi yunshou movement by finite element analysis oard I Ali Khatib Comparing differences in head impact characteristics between weight classes in professional mixed martial arts

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Muscle Properties 2 Muscle History Dependence 2 oard - Richard Lieber oard - Atsuki Fukutani assie echanical roeries of aalian uscle are no affeced nfluence of fier e on srech shorenin ccle and residual force he inracellular iin roein enhanceen oard - Kevin Boldt oard - Jackey Chen aiu force and eloci roeries of cardiac uscle followin aeroic Tendon-eoked reflees are aenuaed in he orue-deressed sae and resisance eercise rainin in ras oard - Haley Gabel oard - Victor Cossich The effecs of shorenin-induced orue deression on faiue resisance solue and noralized rae of orue deeloen and heir associaion in ales and feales o orue of knee eensors a fie anles oard - Patrick Bakenecker oard - David C Lin uscle lenh-deenden force enhanceen in asus laeralis siaion of force-eloci roeries of indiidual uscles fro oard - Antonia Zehentbauer easureen of he coined lanarfleor roeries onriuion of neural odulaions o reduced residual force deression oard - Akihiro Kanda afer srech-shorenin ccles hanes in aial olunar conracion orue and rae of orue oard - Daiani De Campos deeloen afer iniial and secondar ous of aial knee eensor esidual force enhanceen in olunar conracions of elow fleors eccenric eercise oard - Neale Tillin Modelling: General Simulations Lower + Upper Limb 2 Tie fro res o aiu aailale join orue is shorer a faser oard - Zhaoxia Li anular elociies an inrinsic conracile roer naic siulaion of heileic ai and is rehailiaion oard - John Drazan oard - Hoon Kim lanarfleor orue and work is osiiel correlaed wih edial nerior ranslaion and edial roaion of he alus can affec he ankle asrocneius fascicle lenh in healh aduls join conac forces durin hoin oard - Kurtis Ashcroft oard - Matthew Millard hoss se-ased rainin load reflecs ahlee hsical sress eer han The influence of foo echanics on rediced walkin oions and round an acceleroer-ased rackin sse durin an increenal readill forces vȯ a es oard - Ava Segal oard - Denis Holzer erforance of a roain lafor oal knee relaceen desin durin n io force eloci relaion of huan asrocneius edialis durin urnin ai a finie eleen analsis aial olunar reloaded conracions oard - Shu-Yu Jhou oard - Heiliane De Brito Fontana new couaional rocess for ealuaion of foowear racion onisic uscle i- alance durin snchronized aciaion erforance Muscle Fatigue 2 oard - Nikolas Knowles aerial ain of c-deried scaular odels a coarison wih icro- oard - Adam Kositsky c loaded seciens usin diial olue correlaion edial asrocneius uscle archiecure afer ehausie jus oard - Soumyabrata Maiti oard - Naoya Hirata eed reulaion of a d coasswalker drien a nois oe-off iulse ndiidual differences in knee eensor faiue induced susained iddle- leel conracion oard - Jeonghoon Oh redicin round reacion forces durin sair cliin usin deh sensor- oard - John Letizi drien usculoskeleal odellin oor uni anifesaions of uscle faiue durin dnaic le eension eercises oard - Michele Conconi redicion of indiidual caral kineaics durin haer oion an in- oard - Bryan Schlink io alidaion aiue of he edial asrocneius induces a roial shif and decrease in eak uscle acii durin walkin oard - Conor Jansen redicie dnaic siulaion of olic rack cclin sandin sar oard - Jansen Estrázulas ack eension endurance ie and uscle faiue of uniersi sudens oard - Kayla Pariser wih and wihou hisor of low ack ain reliinar findins lanar fleor recruien durin walkin wih real-ie adaie and fied seed readill conrollers oard - Jazmin Cruz eeloen and alidaion of a new full od usculoskeleal odel

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Nikolas Knowles Jonathan Gosyne v v v Mojtaba Zare Chase Rock Hans Kainz Pawel Kudzia v Vahid Babakeshizadeh Stephanie Rossman Towards a “more valid” method of validation: application of effective mass v v Marco Schneider Ryan Byrne v Hiroto Togawa Maryam Hajizadeh Duncan Bakke v Marco Marra Shaida Biglari v Ang-Xiao Fan Jaeyeon Wee Satanik Mukherjee Jodie Wills Ana Azevedo Azadeh Nasseri v Dongho Park v Mahboobeh Mehdikhani Jazmin Mccorkle Dimitar Stanev v Zimi Sawacha Koen Lemaire v v Tzu-Yu Chou Toyoyuki Honjo v v Robert Aguilar Hsuan-Yu Lu v v v v Myunghyun Lee Jenna Link Hyunho Jeong Zimi Sawacha v

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oard: Dinant Kistemaker Locomotion Energetics/Metabolic Cost Incline/Decline 2 hat is the pper limit of the power otpt drin a periodic movement of the lower lim oard: Chuanbao Cao iomechanic characteristics of the patellofemoral oints of older adlts Modelling: Musculoskeletal - EMG 2 when descendin the stairs oard: Riad Akhundov oard: Eva Orantes evelopment and validation of a deep neral networ for atomated oad carriae and inematic adaptations in overweiht and healthweiht electromoraphic pattern classification schoolchildren oard: Claudio Pizzolato oard: Corey Koller ealtime estimation of localised achilles tendon strain sin a mltiscale ffect of load carriae on natral anle asistiffness eminformed neromscloseletal model oard: Hermann Schwameder oard: António P Veloso ait initiation in downhill walin scle contritions to maimal forward rain and acwards oard: Woolim Hong acceleration in elite athletes The effect of inclination and walin speed on foot placement for slope oard: Lena Ting walin mltiscale model predicts diverse mscle spindle firin properties Clinical Gait: Cerebral Palsy 2 oard: Samuel Salemi imltaneos penaliation of mscle activation and contact loads oard: Horng-Chaung Hsu nterlim sharin of total le stiffness drin weiht transfer of ait in oard: Mohammad S. Shourijeh children with spastic hemipleic cereral pals nformed sner optimiation for mscle activation estimation oard: Miguel Rodal oard: Alberto Leardini ncontrolled manifold analsis of ait variailit in on adlts with d measrements of foot one architectre in weihtearin cone spastic dipleia eam compted tomoraph oard: Laura Oudenhoven oard: Virginia Monteiro an we se treadmills for realtime optimiation of anle foot orthoses omparison etween two different fe modellin approaches to accont for od weiht in sectspecific socet desin oard: Ricky Pimentel ressre distrition shifts laterall followin lateral colmn calcaneal Locomotion Energetics/Metabolic Cost Load Carrying 2 lenthenin procedres oard: Rebecca Zifchock oard: Alyssa Spomer re aseline strenth measres predictive of chanes in spatiotemporal n analsis of mscle sner strctre drin volntar emlation of ait measres throhot a loadearin militar march cereral pals ait patterns oard: Jean-Paul Martin Clinical Gait: Parkinson's 2 eneratin electricit while walin with a carried mass oscillatin in the mediallateral direction oard: Nigel Zheng ptimal confiration of wearale sensors for ait analsis in parinsons oard: Keio Ishiguro disease patients The effect of weihted acpac position while walin on laterl inclined srfaces oard: Changhong Youm ffects of spatiotemporal variales on maimm speed trnin tas oard: Christopher Arellano disease-dominant side and with and without freezing of gait in parkinson’s atral arm swin allows for inepensive load carrin disease patients oard: Gavin Lenton oard: Graham Kerr ip oint contact forces increase in response to reater odorne loads Altered gait patterns in parkinson’s and older people who fall: effects of a and faster walin speeds motor dal tas constraint oard: Anilendu Pramanik oard: Yoonhyeok Choi ffect of iomechanical chanes in continos phill load carriae Gait patterns in healthy control, parkinson’s disease and swedd subjects operations of indian infantr soldiers oard: Wilford Eiteman-Pang oard: Dennis Dever Towards a realtime moile phone ased detection and intervention of ffects of load carriae rnnin and forced marchin on ait inematics of deficient walking patterns in parkinson’s disease recritaed females

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Lower Limb/Gait 2 oard: - Pilwon Hur oes inadeuate angular momentum regulation cause falls oard: - Michael Mcgeehan oard: - Gabriel Haberly ntegration of a semi-actie ariable-stiffness lower-limb prosthesis into a redicted effects of strength training on the ability of older adults to musculoskeletal model recoer from a backward balance loss oard: - Quenten Hooker oard: - Jeremy Angus otor skill training s strength and fleibility eercise in people with A comparison of different technologies and metrics to measure postural chronic low back pain: effects on short- and long-term limitations in stability during the clinical test of sensory interaction and balance function, pain intensity, and moement characteristics oard: - Helia Mahzoun Alzakerin Orthopedic Tendon 2 Application of autoregressie modelling to ealuate knee stability dynamics oard: - Denes Farago during asymmetric walking: implications for acl injury he biomechanical properties of different tendons after cyclic test oard: - Amanda Munsch oard: - Seung-Min Baik ffects of knee etensor moment biofeedback on gait biomechanics and ffects of iliotibial band stretching in the modified thomas test position on uadriceps contractile behaior iliotibial band fleibility and astus medialis actiity in indiiduals with tight oard: - Daniel Kuhman iliotibial band ower-etremity joint and muscle group mechanical behaior changes in oard: - Yusung Kim response to altered task demand assie metatarsophalangeal joint dorsifleion stiffness is correlated to the Balance Fall/Elderly 2 plantar fasciitis oard: - Liliam Oliveira oard: - Adam Widgery omparatie analysis of the supraspinatus tendon in different age groups A si week homebased strength and balance eercise programme for using elastography healthy older adults oard: - Liliam Oliveira oard: - Eline Van Der Kruk An -week resistance training protocol is effectie in adapting uadriceps ising from a seated position: future directions for an ageing population but not patellar tendon shear modulus measured by supersonic shearwae oard: - Richard Hughes imaging A hybrid bayesian network model of slipping while walking oard: - Francesca Wade oard: - Sang-Kyoon Park Achilles tendon moment arms differ when computed from moing and ompleity of center of pressure using approimate entropy in fallers and fied helical aes of ankle rotation non-fallers during walking oard: - Vickie Shim oard: - Junggil Kim ombining finite element analysis with a machine learning techniue for ffect of potential fallers on fall analysis during timed up and go rapid prediction of subject-specific achilles tendon tissue stress oard: - Xiao Gao oard: - Taeyong Lee ffects of older adults under postural dual task during turning he effect of prolonged weight bearing physical actiities on plantar soft oard: - Soheil Bajelan tissue properties alking more safely by increasing swing phase ankle dorsifleion oard: - Ruoli Wang oard: - Fabricio Saucedo A method to estimate the passie mechanical properties of tibialis anterior ffects of ibration training in reducing risk of falls in hispanic indiiduals tendon in io with chronic stroke oard: - Robert Griffiths oard: - Hao-Yuan Hsiao unctional interpretation of the microstructure of the diaphragmatic ontrol of lower limb loading in indiiduals with chronic stroke ligament oard: - Andreas Skiadopoulos oard: - Kayla Fewster he effect of a noel task interention on gait ariability in older adults echanical testing of porcine cerical facet capsular ligaments oard: - Kyra Twohy oard: - David Corr ifferentiation of fall history in older adults using posturography uasi-static and cyclic uniaial mechanical loading ehibit distinct influences on the biomechanical properties of engineered scaffold-free oard: - Sina Mehdizadeh tendon fibers Gait instability, fall history, and neuropsychiatric symptoms are associated oard: with falls in people with dementia - Lynda Brady icrostructural differences in plantar soft tissue with diabetes status oard: - Meghan Kazanski ariability of lateral stepping by older adults in destabilizing enironments

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oard: - Natalia Grzechnik oard: - Zoe Mack aluation of different rehydration methods in the course of preparation of he impact of wrist laity on the three-dimensional motion of the tendon samples triuetrum oard: - Jeff Barrett oard: - Garrick Forman odelling tendon failure as a function of strain rate orearm muscle co-contraction in response to dynamic wrist perturbations oard: - Sophia Theodossiou oard: - Mohsen Akbari-Shandiz eonatal locomotor behaior may contribute to changes in tendon A noel approach for temporally aligning bilateral carpal bone poses mechanical properties obtained from dct imaging oard: - Anahid Ebrahimi Upper Extrimity - Miscellaneous 2 ubject-specific calibration of shear wae tensiometers for estimating achilles tendon loading oard: - Katherine Spitzley he role of ision in joint position sense tasks oard: - Erica Bell Assessment of plantar fasciitis with shear wae elastography oard: - Soonmoon Jung he study on relationship between driing comfort and biomechanical oard: - Zachary Domire parameter in lka interention elationship between plantar fascia modulus and plantar pressures during gait in patients with plantar fasciitis oard: - Johannes Zajc sability of an upper arm rehabilitation deice: lessons learnt from the oard: - Jared Muench retrainer randomized control trials ffect of aging on failure propagation in partially-cut tendon fascicles oard: - Jacquelyn Maciukiewicz Upper Extrimity - Elbow 2 he temporality of arm kinematic dysfunction in breast cancer suriors oard: - Shigeki Kubota oard: - Colleen Dewis uscle actiity during robotic elbow fleion training using a newly rincipal component analysis as a data reduction method for maimum deeloped upper limb single-joint hybrid assistie limb deice for elbow reach enelope fleor reconstruction after brachial pleus injury oard: - Susan Chinworth oard: - Elisa Romero Avila lectromyographic actiity of the support arm utilized in the upper uarter ffect of different eternal loads during the etension moement of the y balance test: a descriptie study elbow on muscular actiity in children and adults oard: - Hiromi Sakai oard: - Desney Greybe otion characterists during reaching motion on a desk in a hemiplegic lnar size, not shape, differs between men and women patient oard: - Dong Hyun Kim Extremity - Lower 2 orearm muscle actiity and fatigue in young people according to mouse type during a computer mouse task oard: - Kristen Jakubowski Ankle stiffness aries with medial gastrocnemius fascicle elocity oard: - Nicholas La Delfa perimental repeatability of an upper etremity muscle fatigue protocol oard: - Christian Sanchez ffect of ankle braces on frontal plane knee angle and moment and ertical oard: - Andrew Dang jump performance he effects of radialulnar deiation and pronationsupination on the displacement of inde finger fleor tendons at the leel of the radial styloid oard: - Benjamin Mentiplay oint range of motion and angular elocity during clinical spasticity Upper Extrimity - Hand + Wrist 2 assessment: measurement with smartphones and camera tracking oard: - Min Tang oard: - Hema Sulkar he effect of objectie weight on hand positioning n itro simulation of physiologic human shoulder motion oard: - Ahmed Tanashi oard: - Chich-Haung Richard Yang A noel method of measuring in io finger kinematics using oes short foot eercise alter the stiffness of medial soft tissue in the electromagnetic tracking plantar foot oard: - Amanda Farias Zuniga oard: - Jonathan Glenday edian nere blood flow, cross-sectional area and tendon motion in carpal he effect of optimised prosthesis placement on reerse total shoulder tunnel syndrome patients arthroplasty micromotion – a finite element analysis oard: - Andrew Wong oard: - Joseph Mozingo ubdiastolic enous occlusion alters fds tendon and ssct mechanics houlder mechanical impingement risk associated with manual wheelchair tasks

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oar Tobias Konow oar Daniel Cury Ribeiro maease analysis of lefttoriht symmetry of the threeimensional he effect of lenohmeral sstaine lie on scaplar mscle actiity ratio morpholoy of the ones of the hinfoot in asymptomatic iniials oar Anja-Verena Behling oar Yi-Kuan Liu he importance of the footpostre ine compare to other pronation eelopment of meial lonitinal arch in schoolae chilren in taian relate ariales effects of ener an normaliation oar David Stapleton oar Daniel Cury Ribeiro ltrason localiation of the hmeral hea in the lenoi caity for he effect of sholer inferior moiliation on scaplar an sholer motion captre mscle actiity rin resiste sholer action a repeatemeasres oar Juanita Wallace sty on asymptomatic iniials oot pressre contact area an foot sie asymmetry in chilren ith oar Chia Lin Chen nilateral clfoot interim reslts of a lonitinal sty he effect of the elastic tape on the arch spport for the health alts ith oar Wouter Schallig pronate foot he inflence of soft tisse artefacts on calclate foot inematics oar Dayana Rosa oar Joshua Leonardis oes scaplar positionin chane rin lo fleion test in asymptomatic holer iomechanics as a meiator of clinical otcomes folloin three iniials common reast reconstrction technies oar Nicholas La Delfa oar Fransiska Bossuyt he inflence of eertion heiht on sholer mscle fatie enrance o heelchair sers compensate to maintain applie forces ith oar Stefan Madansingh heelchair proplsion ince fatie praspinats proimity to the acromion in manal heelchair sers rin oar Holly Rittenberry common proplsion strateies he relationship of torso anle an lenohmeral mscle actiation oar Stephen Cain oar Kathleen Maclean hallenes an recommenations for antifyin sholer motion sin nalysis of rotator cff fnction throh a noel proailistic chimpanee earale inertial sensors lenohmeral moel oar Constantine Nicolozakes oar Nuno Oliveira ctie an passie anterior translational sholer impeance aries ssociation eteen pper oy oint motions an manal heelchair inersely ith pertration amplite proplsion efficiency in peiatrics oar Augusto Gil Pascoal oar Evie Chodock iaonal sholer eleation motion for clinical assessment a inematic entifyin preictors of pper etremity mscle elasticity ith healthy eploratory sty ain oar Patrick Williamson oar Alison Mcdonald lenohmeral oint staility rin scaplar plane action ith he inflence of oy composition on fnctional an isometric oint intraarticlar pressre strenth in the sholers an ac oar Jonathon Birch oar Mauricio Delgado eromechanical aaptations of foot fnction to chanes in srface se of the inect sensor as a clinical tool for fnctional ealation in stiffness sects ith sholer ysfnction oar Anna Spracklin oar Patrick Williamson he mechanical enironment of the spraspinats tenon oer a rane of lenohmeral oint staility rin scaplar plane action ith mscle arm eleation loa oar Alexander Vaneneste oar Herman Van Werkhoven ctiation of spraspinats an infraspinats neromsclar partitions an foot anthropometry preict mpin performance in oth sees rin elastic resistance eercises oar oar Tea Lulic Francesca Wade ontrition of pectoralis maor partitions in hmeral moement ocomotor fnction an achilles tenon moment arm in enstae anle osteoarthritis patients oar Bhillie Luciani oar Brianna Goodwin e ifferences in reional pectoralis maor actiation merie hmeral eleation anles rin aily liin of manal oar Oren Lagziel heelchair sers an aleoie controls nle tapin to emlate nilateral transtiial lim loss ait in nonamptees oar Ashley Reece oar Jeffrey Patterson he effects of pper oy postre an instrctional ces on sholer echanical or of the hman foot rin slope alin mscle actiity an inematics rin elastic resistance eercise

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oar Christina Webber oar Erik Lamers ompensatory motions present in alts ith tramatic rachial ples ffect of loprofile sprinpoere eosit on ac mscle fatie rin inries rin actiities of aily liin leanin oar Kilian Rauner oar Andrew Miller ffect of shoe stiffness on foot one inematics rin a static moement nee eoseleton harestin ifferent enery leels chanes mscle oar Antonia Zaferiou forces rin ait reealin mscle contritions to metaolic cost of atientspecific effects on scaplar orientation measrements sin an moement acromion marer clster ith mltiple caliration poses oar Gregory Freisinger oar Emma Baillargeon etaolic cost aaptation rin trainin ith a soft eosit assistin the erelate ifferences in mscle strenth alter the feasile tore space hip oint of the sholer in a mscloseletal moel oar Michael Rosenberg oar Carolyn Eng inematic an myoelectric response to anle eoseletons rin non he contrition of transerse liaments to the lonitinal enin steay state locomotion in healthy alts stiffness of the foot oar Longbin Zhang oar Alexander Berardo-Cates oellin an simlation of a hman nee eoseletons assistie oot liament stiffness ariations ith chanes in loain rate an strateies an interaction ase on inematics anatomical location oar Denean Kelson oar Ali Yawar ffects of passie pperetremity eoseleton se on motor performance antifyin the role of the inlass mechanism in increasin foot stiffness oar Yixing Liu oar Tiffany Lung Simulating the effect of a knee exoskeleton’s physical model parameters on actors contritin to lenoi aseplate micromotion in reerse sholer mscle actiation arthroplasty a iomechanical sty oar Min Hyong Koh oar Sarah Kessler ootic locomotor trainin ith heristic an eterministic assistance he role of the mifoot in loer lim eneretics oar Pawel Golyski oar Howard Hillstrom ptimiin a passie hip eoseleton for alance on a prosthetic foot omparison of foot fnction eteen aseline an ee follop in oar Hyunglae Lee est point caets ffects of ariale ampinefine enironments on meiolateral anle oar Beomki Yoo staility an aility nalysis of foot inematics rin toe alin in yon healthy people oar Brock Laschowski sin ofor foot moel oellin an iomechanical ealation of sittin moements implications oar Tsan-Yang Chen for eneryefficient loerlim prostheses an eoseletons eliaility of threeimensional foot sole srface measrements sin a oar Sunwook Kim noel foot scan technoloy ffects of a holeoy poere eoseleton on physical emans in a loa carriae tas Rehabilitation: Bio-Robotics + Exoskeletons 2 oar Jordyn Schroeder oar Catherine Disselhorst-Klug oelin the impact of lonterm eoseleton se on achilles tenon ffect of rootic assistance on msclar actiation hen performin mechanical an morpholoical properties rehailitation eercises oar Owen Beck oar Coral Ben-David oseletons improe alin economy y steerin mscle ynamics assie eoseleton for ertical mpin oar Jordan Coker oar Karthick Ganesan m an oint anlease machine learnin to preict ftre oint anles ssistance leel erss metaolic cost in a iarticlar eoseleton a at the nee simlation sty oar Ben Shafer oar Varun Nalam ip eoseleton emlator to eplore sprinlie assistance strateies rin ootic anle trainin rin stanin on a compliant srface improes alin paretic anle motor control postral alance an alin in chronic stroe sriors Rehab 2 oar Nicole Ray oar Juanita Wallace omine effects of serrien treamill control an fnctional electrical oot pressre alorithms to preict clfoot reoccrrence stimlation for poststroe rehailitation

98 XXVII Congress of the International Society of Biomechanics Session 2 - Friday, August 2nd Detailed Poster Listing

oard S Roopam Dey oard S Vani Sundaram nterpopulation glenohumeral kinematic ariation post total shoulder Socket pistoning depends on socket design in a person ith a transfemoral arthroplasty amputation alking at different speeds and slopes oard S Claudio Belvedere Imaging Ultrasound + Electrography 2 ull d imageased ealuations of morphological and surgical parameters in medialiing calcaneal osteotomy oard S Shun Otsuka Site and oint angle dependent elastic properties of human iliotiial and oard S Yoshiteru Watanabe a shear ae elastography study ffect of rocker sole on loer extremity oint motion during gait using rocker sole ith piot point on the metatarsal head oard S Michel Bernabei uscle stress proides a loer ound on the magnitude of shear ae oard S Edsko Hekman elocity freemotion shoulder suluxation orthosis oard S Michel Bernabei oard S Tylan Templin he dependency of shear ae elocity on muscle actiation is inconsistent he influence of load carriage and foot stiffness on knee oint loading across muscles during amputee alking oard S Catherine Disney oard S Thomas Legrand igh resolution synchrotron microtomography strain measurement of nfluence of foot progression angle on the loerlim oints and trunk using natie intererteral disc an ankle orthosis oard S Corey Pew Running Injury 2 nalysis of relatie motion eteen the socket and residuum in indiiduals oard S Jia Liu ith loer lim amputation ip adduction and knee algus during running an issue of muscle strength oard S Dana Solav or ony morphology Shape and fullfield deformation measurement of residual lims using d oard S Caleb Johnson digital image correlation ssociation of ground reaction force load rates ith the deelopment oard S Kirsty Mcdonald plantar fasciitis in runners he iomechanical and mettoeolic effects of alking on a passie oard S Cyril Donnelly prosthetic foot ith an added toe oint hanges in foot strike posture and achilles tendon force characteristics oard S Deema Totah during treadmill running he effect of flexion speed on anklefoot orthosis properties oard S Terumitsu Miyazaki oard S Kelly Robb ffects of muscle architectures on the hamstring musculotendon dynamics he effects of plantarsurface sensory augmentation on deep posterior in highspeed running compartment musculature oard S Zhen Luo oard S Gauthier Desmyttere ffect of a eek gait retraining interention on impact force and oint oot orthosis ith addon rearfoot postings can alter foot kinematics iomechanics in runners oard S Maryam Hajizadeh oard S Erin Miller he rigidity of foot orthosis ill alter its predicted deformation during noel method for ealuating loading rate during running regardless of alking impact peak oard S Mohsen Akbari-Shandiz oard S Gauri Desai iplane dd registration protocol for uantifying glenohumeral oordination ariaility and inury among recreational runners a kinematics folloing total shoulder arthroplasty prospectie analysis oard S Carlos De La Fuente oard S Mujia Ma hanges in the ankle muscle coactiation pattern after years using ankle ffects of different custom orthopedic insoles on kinematics of rearfoot in arthroplasty patients ith higharched and shin splints during toeoff oard S Donald Anderson oard S Kristyne Wiegand ntegrating pathomechanical risk of posttraumatic oa into the treatment of he effect of plantar fasciitis inury status on loer extremity running intraarticular fractures mechanics oard S Calvin Tse oard S Tyler Chuang lantar pressure gait mechanics and comfort in laterallyedged insoles he differences in dynamic stiffness and cocontraction eteen alking ith and ithout custom arch support running and cycling at euialent intensities oard S Amy Lenz oard S Tyler Chuang easurement of inio tiiotalar kinematics after total ankle replacement Segment coordination ariation in alking running and cycling at using dual fluoroscopy euialent intensities

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oard S Ryan Gagnon oard S Anna Severin he effect of iofreee on delayed onset muscle soreness induced changes oer ody oint moments in older adults ith osteoarthritis of the trailing to running iomechancis knee during golf sings oard S Allison Gruber oard S Savannah King ait alterations from a prolonged run persist after four minutes ate of change in emg rms as predictor of endurance time in female oard S Toni Arndt athletes ilateral tendon strain duing a km timetrial oard S Roland Van Den Tillaar oard S Danny Mcandrew ffect of speed or accuracy focus on kinematics and kicking performance in ffect of auditory cues on running iomechanics in indiiduals ith pfps a soccer players pilot study oard S Samantha Birse oling for accuracy stride length thorax and pelis kinematics in elite Sport 2 lan olers oard S Caroline Lecours oard S Yasuyuki Yoshida iomechanical analysis of specific head impacts during real time male nteraction of competitie allroom dance during turning moement soccer play a preliminary study oard S Caryn Urbanczyk oard S Beat Göpfert mpact of roing on shoulder iomechanics and glenohumeral staility ffect of eccentricisokinetic strength training on the aelet transformed oard S Yoon Hyuk Kim emg of elite gymnasts hile performing static strength elements on rings erformance analysis of golf sing using ireless inertial measurement unit oard S Bruno Bedo sensor he effect of a specific fatigue protocol in force propulsion and postural oard S Mark Scholes say in female handall athletes nestigation of hip iomechanics during running in male footall players oard S Clifford Hancock ith and ithout hiprelated pain iomechanical and postural differences eteen expert and noice oard S Tsung-Lin Lu marksmen he examinaiton of shock attenuation in oling footear oard S Kao Yu-Hsuan oard S Gretchen Oliver Shortterm and longterm effects of different amplitudes iration training he association eteen singleleg suat performance and stride leg comined ith unstale surface training on the alance aility of college kinematics in adolescent aseall pitchers gymnasts oard S Nathan Edwards oard S Weiya Hao elis loer trunk and upper trunk seuencing patterns in amateur golfers comparison of kinematics of different forard somersault moements in ith loer ack pain gymnastics eam oard S Jesper Bencke oard S Yoshinori Tsuboi Is ‘sidecutting’ a sports-specific movement? biomechanical differences nergy flo analysis eteen loer lim segments during the instep kick in eteen female soccer and team handall players soccer oard S Spela Bogataj oard S Chien Huang d kinematic analysis of team handall ump thro iomechanical analysis of the yoga pose arrior i oard S Darcie Yount oard S Matthew Hanks earing an american footall helmet increases axial loading of the neck pper extremity iomechanical characteriation of oerhead throing in during lunt impacts aleodied and heelchair lacrosse players oard S Aimee Mears oard S Bo E. Seiferheld nfluence of modified drier properties on golfer moement patterns Exploring kinematics and kinetics in elite ten-pin bowling – a field study oard S Luis Mochizuki oard S Yang Hu Joint coordination in the artistic gymnastics’ giant circle systematic reie and metaanalysis of upper extremity neuromuscular changes in older adults after tai chi practice oard S Sohei Washino oard S Amanda Yamaguchi nspiratory muscle fatigue ould descend ody to a deeper leel during maximal m front cral simming oer extremity mechanical energy expenditure in sauts folloing dance specific exertion Sport: Cuts/Lateral Movement Maneuvers 2 oard S Anna Severin oard S Yu-An Chang ranserse plane golf sing kinematics and performance in older adults ffect of the kinesiotaping on female college students during the stop ith osteoarthritis of the trailing knee ump task postfatigue

100 XXVII Congress of the International Society of Biomechanics Session 2 - Friday, August 2nd Detailed Poster Listing

oard - I Cui Zhang oard - I Cheng-Chung Lin he dynamic stability of older adults was affected by the motor dual task obustness assessment of model-based motion tracking using during turning asynchronous biplane dynamic x-ray with forward and backward proected oard - I Yanxian Yue image registration Effect of arch-support insole on knee biomechanics during a running stop- oard - I Pei-Ling Weng ump task Effects of lateral ankle instability on the variations of repeated talocrural oard - I Jasper Verheul and subtalar oint motions measured using d fluoroscopy Identifying key movements contributing to ground reaction forces in sports oard - I Benjamin Groisser oard - I Allison Kinney otion correction for slot scanners via simultaneous depth imaging inematic coordination patterns change with task speed during a lateral oard - I Craig Kage step-down iplane radiography of the spine automated shape-matching via ultrashort echo time mri bone models Sport: Landing/Drop Jumps 2 oard - I Christopher Prasanna oard - I Hang Qu alidation of biplane fluoroscopy system tracking using bone phantoms ynthetic turf and shock pad reduced initial peak vertical ground reaction oard - I Matthew Kindig force during drop landing rraco a gpu-based image processing toolkit for biplane fluoroscopy oard - I Milena Santos registration Effects of a rebound shoe to reduce impact forces in ump-landing tasks oard - I Eric Thorhauer oard - I Songlin Xiao ptimiing image similarity metrics for model-based biplanar fluoroscopy Effects of two fatigue protocols on knee oint mechanics in the frontal foot and ankle bone tracking plane during drop landings oard - I Eric Thorhauer oard - I Weijie Fu ensitivity analysis of a biplanar fluoroscopy camera model used for foot ompression shorts reduces soft tissue vibration accompanied with and ankle bone tracking decreased muscle activation Methodologies + Data Analysis - GAIT 2 oard - I Joshua Winters ilitary personnel demonstrated asymmetrical loading patterns during oard - I Todd Pataky landing Is statistical parametric mapping valid for nonuniformly smooth oard - I Alessandro Navacchia biomechanical data? ensitivity of tibial anterior shear force to the force in the gastrocnemius oard - I Taylor Oldfather during dv nee valgus vs knee abduction angle comparative analysis of medial knee oard - I Kim Hébert-Losier collapse definitions in female athletes anding error scoring system less less knowledge more useful oard - I Leif Hasselquist oard - I Meaghan Harris ynchronied biomechanical physiological and cognitive metrics of a re ump-landing mechanics associated in the development of patellar strenuous soldier task tendinopathy a systematic review oard - I Seth Donahue oard - I James Forsyth ait partitioning using minimal sensor data during intrinsically driven re two variations of surf-like simulated aerial landings representative of transitions aerial landings in surfing? oard - I Colin Mckinnon oard - I Lina Lundgren alidity and usability analysis for a return to work software platform ssessing landings using a spring and damper element model oard - I Nathalie Oomen oard - I Sean Quisenberry machine learning model with only two features can accurately classify potential energy approach in examining knee landing mechanics between lifting height and weight based on forearm and pelvis kinematics synthetic surfaces oard - I Steffen Willwacher oard - I Joaquin Barrios novel method to determine instantaneous treadmill belt velocity he influence of genu valgum on total support moment distribution during oard - I Luke Nigro single-leg forward and lateral drop landings odelling non-linear natural ankle uasi-stiffness across multiple walking running speeds Imaging: X-ray + Fluoroscopy 2 oard - I Claudiane Fukuchi oard - I Jessica Küpper omparison of prediction methods for minimum and maximum values in Improved kinematics with a self-calibrating bundle adustment for high- gait kinematics and kinetics data over a range of speeds speed biplanar videoradiography

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oard - I Jean-Paul Martin oard - I Luca Buzzatti study of visual biofeedback on fast adaptation of healthy participants to ovel device for lower limb weight-bearing dynamic ct a d knee kinematic desired step widths analysis oard - I Kirsty Mcdonald oard - I Olivia Brown nkle oint complex power during walking and running effects of marker n image processing method to assess changes in tibial geometry from location and shoe- vs skin-mounted markers peripheral uantitative computerised tomography scans oard - I Kim Hébert-Losier oard - I Daniel Devaprakash he deep landing error scoring system imilar estimates of free achilles tendon shape and d geometry can be oard - I Corey Joseph obtained using magnetic resonance and freehand d ultrasound imaging greement between plug in gait and pycgm kinematics a pilot oard - I Agah Karakuzu oard - I Lina Lundgren n the reproducibility of mri-dti based passive length changes and the uick assessment of lower body power using smartphones added implications of uantitative mri oard - I oard - I Tina Smith Daniel Devaprakash Extracting nudge test parameters from noisy skin mounted accelerometer easuring free achilles tendon twist from mri and freehand d ultrasound data methods oard - I oard - I Jia-Da Li Sorin Siegler oft tissue artefacts in the measured tibiofemoral oint translations during n ankle reference frame system suitable for medical imaging with partial cycling effects of oint angles and pedal resistance view of the tibia oard - I oard - I Edgar Vieira Isaac Loegering omparison of gait temporal-spatial parameters between an instrumented ltrashort echo time ute imaging reveals a shift in bound water within the mat and inertial movement unit system of older adults in a public park aging achilles tendon oard - I oard - I Micah Garcia Yu Zhou simple method for measuring waveform oint symmetry during running iecewise multi-modal spine registration to build personalied neck musculoskeletal model oard - I Joel Sommerfeld Isolating aspects of gait through the use of pacing signals oard - I Adam Fullenkamp ormalied erk as an indicator of discrete kinematic disfluency in parkinson disease a preliminary report oard - I Gordon Alderink nee and hip kinetics during self-paced walking in healthy adults comparing seidel and harrington hip oint center methods oard - I Spencer Petersen irst metatarsal phalangeal energetics and walking speed oard - I Calvin Young iomechanical features to characterie individual performance of locomotor activities of daily living Imaging: MRI + CT 2 oard - I Claudio Belvedere Effect of traditional and modern imaging modalities on the d reconstruction of ankle articular surfaces oard - I Agah Karakuzu mrlab an open source software proect for streamlining the use of uantitative magnetic resonance imaging oard - I Christopher O'Neill igh-throughput d local in vivo environment live imaging for gene and protein analysis of bone tissue oard - I Benyameen Keelson ynamic ct for musculoskeletal applications evaluating accuracy of the image registration step

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Muscle General 3 oard - I Tony Vicini capular location measurement using motion capture-tracked ultrasound oard - I Kaylyn Bell probes he muscle mechanical basis of freeman-sheldon syndrome oard - I Shawn Russell oard - I Laksh Kumar Punith odelling climbing therapy movement patterns of children with cerebral Isolated muscle-tendon units reect a broad range of perturbations without palsy feedback Balance Walking 3 Modelling: Musculoskeletal - Muscle 3 oard - I Meng-Wei Lin oard - I Oliver Roehrle he difference between the strong side and weak side in subects with modelling-simulation-analysis workflow for investigating socket-stump multiple sclerosis ms interaction oard - I Yun-Ju Lee oard - I Mohd Nazri Bajuri External-lateral perturbations affect the center of pressure displacement in echano-adaptive models of healing tendons the medial-lateral direction prior to step initiation oard - I Sorin Siegler oard - I Ewa Szczerbik he stabiliing function of the collateral ligaments of the ankle revealed egments and com kinematics gait grf what influent limits of stability tests through a validated subect-specific three-dimensional computational result on stable and unstable surface in group of healthy active women of model age around ? oard - I Michael Skipper Andersen oard - I Jonathan Dingwell n the effect of measurement uncertainties on estimated knee ligament egulation of lateral stepping movements in walking is redundant multi- properties from laxity measurements obective and adaptable oard - I Sean Flannery oard - I Jaclyn Wing achine learning model for predicting acl failure load Effects of cognitive dual-task and number of short bouts on reliability of oard - I Young-Jun Koo local dynamic stability estimates uantification of the effect of acl partial tear on knee kinematics during oard - I Sarah Roelker walking uscle contributions to mediolateral and anteroposterior foot placement oard - I Hsiang-Ho Chen during walking esign and finite element analysis of suture anchors for soft-tissue repair oard - I Deng Siang Ting oard - I Jeff Mettler oes the modified short foot exercise msfe improve dynamic balance Estimates of ligament strain using a five-segment musculoskeletal model of control in adolescent taekwondo athletes? the foot during two walking speeds oard - I Michael Christensen oard - I Jillian Beveridge validation of margin of stability calculations relative to the pelvic redicted acl graft stiffness explains variation in increased anterior tibial coordinate system during gait alignment in acl-reconstructed subects at - year follow-up oard - I Will Pitt Modelling: Musculoskeletal - Upper Limb/Trunk 3 ait imbalance in individuals with chronic mild traumatic brain inury oard - I Zach Barrons oard - I Garrick Bruening he impact of unshod vs shod walking on centre of pressure variability ow well do computational effort proxies represent metabolic cost of oard - I Sang Kuy Han reaching? n analysis of dynamic gait stability between young and elderly population oard - I Daniel Potter using ero moment point method Effect of rotator cuff integrity on deltoid efficiency following reverse oard - I Hiroki Yamada shoulder arthroplasty a biomechanical model ccuracy in control of center of mass during anticipatory postural oard - I Xianlian Zhou adustments prior to forward step elmet motion during walking and running and its effects on head-helmet oard - I Deepak Ravi interaction forces o rhythmic auditory stimuli enhance recovery against unexpected oard - I Robert Eberle perturbations? a novel approach to uantify resilience during walking onsidering structural behaviour of bones in musculoskeletal simulation oard - I Hamed Shahidian model he influence of cell phone usage on head stability during walking oard - I Matthew Berno oard - I Noel Keijsers osimulation of glenohumeral dynamics with oint contact for predicting oint translations est-retest reliability of stability outcome measures during treadmill walking

104 XXVII Congress of the International Society of Biomechanics Session 3 - Saturday, August 3rd Detailed Poster Listing

oard - I Hamed Shahidian oard - I Christopher Bailey transverse-plane margin of stability uantity for human gait analysis ex-independent and sex-dependent effects of older age on motor input oard - I Mei-Ying Kuo variability during preferred-speed gait Effects of bilateral subthalamic deep brain stimulation on lower extremity oard - I Ya-Hui Chang kinematics during sit-to-stand in patients with advanced parkinsons disease ibrotactile stimulation over the torso region immediately increase the oard - I Noah Rosenblatt control of deep muscles but not superficial muscles during abdominal he effect of diabetes on single stepping thresholds using a simple spring- drawing-in maneuver loaded scale oard - I Abbigail Fietzer oard - I Yu-Lin Tsai etween-limb symmetry in movement variability structure in healthy Control of the motion of the body’s center of mass in children with individuals hopping developmental dysplasia of the hip with or without avascular necrosis post oard - I Alexander Klishko osteotomy during obstacle-crossing preliminary results ontribution of biomechanical and neural constraints to planar covariation oard - I Alireza Sedighi of cat hindlimb elevation angles ifferent information displays have a varying effect on local gait stability oard - I Devon Frayne oard - I Samuel Acuña Energetic constraints on inter-segmental coordination in vertical umping chilles tendon shear wave speed as a measure of the active modulation of oard - I Juliane Flor standing balance Electromyographic parameters reproducibility after a oint stress protocol oard - I Peter Fino in women with patellofemoral pain hase-dependent effects of tactile biofeedback on gait stability oard - I David Ortiz oard - I Teresa Chen Exertion due to dance creates phase-specific alterations of interlimb force preliminary investigation on gait balance control after fatigue effects of coordination age and cognitive demand oard - I Dimitar Stanev oard - I Yuri Russo Exploring musculoskeletal redundancy using null space proection for atterns of anticipatory postural adustments in step initiation comparison evaluation of knee reaction loads of forward and backward stepping oard - I Wei-Lin Huang oard - I Hossein Rouhani he influence of in-game special visual effects on the performance of music ssessment of gait stability during perturbed walking game players oard - I oard - I Yash Rawal Bernd Stetter Individual limb contributions to anterior-posterior stability during gait imilarities in modular control structures across varying locomotion tasks oard - I oard - I Ali Zeighami Joshua Cashaback tepping behavior for stability control of a digital human model obust neuromechanical control in uncertain load environments oard - I oard - I Ryan Schroeder James Wakeling echanical perturbations make it easier to walk if you walk the right way echanical and metabolic function of different fibre-types recruitment within a muscle oard - I Valerie Norman-Gerum oard - I Safeer Siddicky ealthy young adults may perform sit-to-stand significantly faster than what is defined as normative he importance of prone time in the healthy musculoskeletal development of infants oard - I Daniel Gregory oard - I Bahador Keshvari argin of stability of slow and fast legs in split-belt treadmill walking converge to speed-matched margin of stability in normal treadmill walking isambiguating sense of effort and sense of force in short-term runs oard - I Nataliya Rokhmanova Control 3 apping of referred sensation after targeted reinnervation surgery in the oard - I Ken Takiyama lower limb ata-driven detection of task-relevant and task-irrelevant motion oard - I Neelima Sharma seuences ostural stability limits fingertip force production oard - I Paul Sung oard - I Jinkyu Lee n adaptation to repeated trip perturbations in subects with a history of Increasing ankle plantar-flexion at initial contact during single-leg landing whiplash-associated dysfunction reduces the frontal plane loading in the knee oint oard - I Adrian Lai oard - I Isaiah Lachica echanical and metabolic function of different fibre-types coordination itting the bullseye uniue kinematic strategies emerge from acuiring a between muscles novel skill in a virtual environment

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oard Alessio Gallina Clinical Gait Post Stroke 3 olation resonses of medial astrocnemis motor nits to electrical estiblar stimlation oard Chia-Yu Hsu lication of an atomated infraredassisted trn accelerometerbased oard Giovanni Martino ait analysis system in chronic stroe atient imlatin the endlm test to nderstand mechanisms of arinsonian riidity oard Junkai Xu realtime sbectsecific ait retrainin dosae selection method for oard Mitchell Tillman nee osteoarthritis ffects of ast and ftre motor actions on resent mltifiner ressin behaior oard Elora Brenneman e does not inflence tibiofemoral cartilae resonse to rnnin in healthy oard Jeremy Wong adlts mooth er etremity reachin moements may be elained by metabolic cost oard Lance Rane ee reinforcement learnin finds otimal retrainin strateies for atients oard Daniel Lidstone with nee osteoarthritis he effects of cerebellm transcranial direct crrent stimlation on online and offline learnin of a comle mltioint throwin tas oard Michael Samaan ost hi arthroscoy ait mechanics are associated with chanes in oard Anne Martin cartilae comosition in atients with fais eterminin the control oal for treadmill walin when belt seed aries oard Emily Mccain oard Davis Forman oward nderstandin chanes in oint loadin de to redced nee fleion he inflence of isometric wrist fleoretensor fatie on hand tracin in oststroe ait erformance sin a hatic wrist robot oard Peter Barrance oard Clark Dickin ffects of incremental lateral wedin on frontal lane nee and anle Contribtion of neromsclar measres to nee dynamic als osition anlation in medial nee osteoarthritis drin sideste cttin oard Émile Cardinal-Soucy oard Keonyoung Oh iomechanical effects of a sinle intraarticlar inection of hyalronic acid isalroriocetie conflict resoltion when alyin contact forces on ait attern in atients with nilateral hi osteoarthritis a dobleblind oard Alex Dawson-Elli randomied controlled trial lorin motor adatation and sill learnin in the lower limb with a oard Caitlin Banks hatic cycle erometer alidation of a comrehensie locomotion inde for indiidals with oard Audra Davidson chronic stroe rasin ideas with yor hands neromechanical assessment of the oard Geng Li relation between conitie rocessin and motor erformance odlation of oint anle ariability by oint stiffness in stroe atients oard Thendral Govindaraj Wireless Clinical 3 timiin oint imedances to icly reect an endoint force ertrbation in a cat hindlimb oard Daniel Doremus oard Crystal Kean n ealation on threshold based fall detection aminin sbmaimal adrices force control in indiidals with nee oard Ramandeep Jaswal osteoarthritis reliminary reslts alidation of the dartfish atotracin alorithm for the measrement of oard Gregory Pearcey dimensional nee anles in arios moements Ctaneos facilitation of force ott drin ram isometric contractions oard Steven Tragesser oard Dobromir Dotov ow cost ideo motion catre system Coordination rigidity as a symptom of parkinson’s disease oard Emily Miller oard Leonardo Cavalcanti Crosssectional alidation of inertial measrement nit for estimatin trn nctional neromsclar stimlation for oint control sin nonlinear inematics drin treadmill distrbances model redictie control and etended alman filterin oard Emily Miller oard Alyssa Spomer bect secific calibration moements to calclate hi and nee Can motor coordination by dynamically controlled realtime analysis of inematics sin inertial measrement nits mscle synery modlation drin walin oard Peter Adamczyk oard Yasuhide Yoshitake stimatin rosthesis enery storae and retrn sin wearable sensors Contribtion of indiidal mscle actiity to measrable net force oard Hakim Mecheri flctations drin isometric steady contractions alidation of a low cost imc system for whole body motion analysis

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oard Meghan O'Donovan oard Qiang Zhang e effets of eipment on epert and noie marksmen as measred y aation of a ireess stretae sensor for assessment of in io inertia measrement nits dring a dynami iefire eerise msoskeeta soft tisse strains oard Kimi Dahl oard Panagiotis Chatzistergos earae sensor aidation for retrntopay readiness riteria oneetroni measrement of pantar pressre dring eigtearing oard Lindsey Tulipani atiities of daiy iing earaes demonstrate transition tenie reates to aane onfidene oard Pouyan Mehryar and fatige in persons it mtipe serosis ser intent reognition sing im data oard Marco Caruso oard Hiroshi Takemura ray of te orientation estimate otained from for sensor fsion aation of te akay trog te ange of te stride engt fiters appied to magnetoinertia reordings of rotations performed at measred y soe attaed im sensor tree different rates oard Sydney Lundell oard Christian Larue esign and erifiation of an atonomos gait monitoring ane earning anding prinipes sing inertia sensors and d aatar oard Stefano Bertuletti oard Sarah Griffin noe iatera step onter ased on te diret measrement of te nestigating onersion of oint ange data eteen inertia measrement distane eteen oer ims dring gait in persons it mtipe serosis nit and optia infrared passie markerased motion aptre systems oard Sheridan Parker oard Rachel Vitali Comparison of noninear oer im oint ariaiity sing im and motion etod for estimating treedimensiona knee rotations it inertia aptre ased kinematis measrement nits oard Amanda Delaney oard Alireza Noamani Comparison of epert soring of form on a pankike eerise erss aation of earae inertia sensors for antifiation of standing performane as measred sing earae sensors aane oard Vijeth Rai oard Haneul Jung frameork for referene traetory generation for modefree prosteti aation of te preimpat fa detetion agoritm eperiment s im ontro dynami simation oard Alexander Peebles oard Elmar Junker n atomated d marker traking agoritm for kinemati assessment esign of a portae anne semgim sensor system for te oard Matthew Mavor assessment of upper limbs’ movements in daily living aidation of an im sit for miitaryased moements oard Gert Faber oard Yaqing Xu matory s moment estimation dring mana ifting sing earae Carateriation of te epey maneer sing a earae inertia sensor sensors ottomp erss topdon approa oard Liam Rodgers oard Truman Gabriel omparison of measrement tenies for restant angar eoities ray of ireess sensors ie aking and rnning in omat oots in te oer ims oard Jonathan Park oard Milad Nazarahari erformane tenoogy eaation of ommeriay aaiae ermetiay rate and repeatae sensortoody airation of inertia seaed inertia measrement nits for angar eoity measrement nits for oer ims motion anaysis oard Louis Diberardino Locomotion General 3 inemati onsiderations for inertia measrement nits oard Rachel Horenstein oard Hyeongmin Jeon aidation of ireess magnetoinertia sensors to measre ip oint motion Comparison of pper ody angar motion dring aking in different genders oard Timothy Gadzella earae sensor for measring oeody iration at te oer ak oard Emily Chavez aking ie orking te effet of aking orkstation se on tripping oard Adam Bartsch kinematis aine earning an improe arate monitoring of ead impats in amerian foota oard Caitlin Mccleery iomeania impiations of te deeopment of ontermeasres for oard Gunjanbhai Patel etended eposre to mirograity man moement monitoring and gait anaysis ased on smart earae and odyfied ireess inertia sensors oard Ukadike Chris Ugbolue e differenes in ee pad stiffness dring a standing eerise task

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oard Ivan A. Trujillo-Priego oard Wilford Eiteman-Pang mpliations for aling boot use daptations in pelvis trun oupling variability in response to fatiguing oard Marcus Vieira eerise ffets of generalied fatigue indued by inremental test on gait loal oard Masahiro Edo stability of omen in te menstrual period ontribution of te inemati ain of pronationsupination of te rearfoot oard Lance Bollinger and internaleternal rotation of te san to lateral movement of te nee nee etensor eletromyograpy amplitude and trun fleion are redued during early stane in obese subets during air rise performane oard Changhong Youm oard Hyeongmin Jeon eline of gait ability due to aging effets analysis of gait arateristis for evelopment of op based variables for various gait type lassifiation korean healthy adults in the age group of 20s–80s oard oard Takashi Nakayama Changhong Youm nvestigation of trun movement it different load loations in te initial Gait characteristics for 20–30-year korean young adults using principal pase of gait omponent analysis oard oard Shane King Luís Silva evelopment of a novel gait perturbation system for te study of stumble ultifratal analysis of visually ued stride intervals reovery oard Reymil Fernandez oard Hui-Ting Shih nee inetis using damass inverse dynamis in gait yling and elliptial oioeonomi status affets motor ativity endurane and fear of falling training avoidane beaviour in people it loer limb loss oard Jaeyeon Wee oard Toshinori Miyashita iomeanial effets of split sole design in normal aling e effet of funtional ompression tigts for aling oard Alexis Brierty oard Jenna Thorp lantar fores of typially developed ildren during load transfer ntrainment of gait pase in ealty subets during rytmi eletrial oard Tina Smith stimulation of te gastronemius ssoiations beteen bone loading due to daily ativity and ip bone mass oard Shane Murphy and struture nfluene of number of strides analysed on mean inemati symmetry oard Sudarat Apibantaweesakul indies eanial arateristis of te foot loer etremity musle sies and oard Jinseung Choi aling performane of ildren and adults gerelated differenes in te spatiotemporal variables during metronomi oard Elysia Davis aling at te preferred speed oer etremity oint moment patterns demonstrate sedependant and oard Jie Yao independent anges trougout puberty nfluene of aling stride freueny on foot valgus oard Jessa Buchman-Pearle oard Clara Leyh ffet of anle range of motion on ig nee fleion posture inematis entre of pressure displaement during aling in subets it lo ba oard Vera Moniz-Pereira pain a vetor field statistial analysis ormaliing oint moments during stair asent in older adults a oard Pieter Fiers omparison of to metods ast aling fatigues te anle dorsifleors as ell as te plantarfleors oard Luís Silva oard Navendu Patil ynroniation beteen stride time intervals and eternal visual ueing nstep orrelation of pelvis state to foot plaement does not imply ative oard Katie Boncella ontrol e influene of footear on loading rate and oint inematis during oard Eric Honert aling oft tissue or in early stane of uman aling partitioning foot vs rest oard Paul-André Deleu ofbody ontributions ntrinsi foot oints adapt a stabiliationresistane onfiguration during te oard Brian Selgrade stane pase ging inreases reation time during lateral preision stepping to near and oard Josef Viellehner distant targets e effet of delivery van ingress strategy on ground reation fores oard Elijah Kuska oard Lauro Ojeda nle and midtarsal oint inematis during rearfoot and nonrearfoot e relation of foot learane and gait speed during stair asent and strie aling desent

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oard 3-00 28 Aaron Likens oard 3-22 23 Navendu Patil ultifractal correlation reeals ariation in copleity atching across peed regulation increases the roustness of a siple treadill alker etronoe types ore than position control oard 3-3 28 Luke Drnach Orthopedic Bone 3 sitched linear dynaical systes fraeork for odeling indiidual- specific oint angle traectories and responses to uscle stiulation during oard 3-0 22 Khurshid Alam gait ploring enefits of ultrasonically-assisted drilling in one oard 3-0 32 Carolin Curtze oard 3-23 3 Azadeh Ghouchani nsights fro foot placeent and centripetal accelerations during turning o large should e a distal feoral tuorous defect to necessitate taking fracture prophylactic actions in-itro and in-silico inestigations oard 3- 332 Kristiaan D'Aout lantar pressure distriution during alking and the effect of inial shoes oard 3- 3 Caroline Dover A biomechanical study of greater tuberosity fracture fixation – comparing oard 3-02 32 Rory Curtis plate scre and suture fiation ethods entre of pressure traectories reeal siilarities eteen arefoot and inially shod alking oard 3-2 3 Yunhua Luo Cortical bone is denser cancellous bone but not ‘simply’ oard 3- 3 Henry Wang noel approach of perforing gait analysis using radar technology oard 3-000 3 Mei Wang adioulnar load-sharing eained through radiocapitellar oint force oard 3-03 Tom Buurke he effects of handrail holding on split-elt adaptation oard 3-03 Pengfei Yang n io tiia deforation regies and strain distriution during different oard 3- 2 Surabhi Simha locootie actiities ffect of cost gradient in the initiation of energy optiiation during alking oard 3-00 2 Po-Yu Chen ffects of supporting location of epandale one iplant on spine oard 3-0 3 Beat Göpfert echanics oer-alking- a orkout ith a high uscle actiity and loer ground reaction force oard 3-0 28 Adam Tucker he effect of static preload on one anaolis a systeatic reie and oard 3- 8 Peter Raffalt eta-analysis ask constraints during locootion affect oeent attractor dynaics ore than scaling a control paraeter oard 3-002 3 Fatemeh Malekipour he relationship eteen fatigue-induced icrodaage and suchondral oard 3-0 Jillian Hawkins one echanical properties eteen-day and ithin-day reliaility of hip ioechanics during alking oard 3-0 2 Luca Buzzatti oard 3-8 28 Kazuo Funato oparison eteen orthostatic suat and horiontal suat for alidation ariailities in orthogonal ground reaction forces during self-paced alking of a noel deice seg of the loer li on the dual elt treadill oard 3-003 8 Yuwen Zheng oard 3-0 3 Nicole Stoehr oys ith grip force elo 0th percentile hae loer one strength nironental naigation in a fatigued state alterations in perceptual- at distal radius otor ostacle crossing ehaior folloing eercise oard 3-0 Satoshi Yamada oard 3- Pearl Quintero lastic odulus and nanostructure of the plate- and rod-like traeculae in arning oney hile alking alking orkstations ake it possile oine proial feurs oard 3-0 8 John Bertram oard 3-00 0 Miloslav Vilimek o alking and running ork insights fro reduced graity analyses eperature inestigation during drilling into artificial one oard 3-20 Varun Nalam oard 3-0 30 Yuta Nakashima nironent-dependent odulation of ankle ipedance during the stance ffect of titaniu sustrate photofunctionaliation on osteolastic cell phase of alking ehaiour oard 3-08 Rahul Soangra oard 3-00 Thomas Abitante ffects of rhythic auditory cueing on gait of healthy young adults orce analysis of an electrically induced isoetric contraction of the knee oard 3-2 Hsiang-Ling Teng uscles as a techniue for osteogenesis uect perceied haptic feedack during different ode and nuer of oard 3-08 08 Emily Fawcett otors ffect of rachial pleus irth inury location on traecular icrostructure oard 3-0 Bum Joon Kim in the proial huerus stiating grf using siple ioechanics ipleented neural netork oard 3-00 832 Jacqueline Cole odel hanges to the osteoascular niche folloing ischeic stroke in ice

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oard Marisa Kohut oard Laryssa Kemp Anterolateral ersus medial plating for comminuted intraarticulation distal aediatric females ith and ithout acl ruptures exhibit comparable nee tibia fractures a biomechanical assessment oint control during bilateral suats oard Mahdi Rostami Haji Abadi Tissue Biomechanics General 3 Children ith autism spectrum disorder hae sustained bone deficits in the radius and tibia shaft year folloup oard Jorge Salvatierra ynthesis and characteriation of a polymer scaffolding by electrospinning oard Andrew Baines for the formation of ligament A study of ho healthy and cancerous bone material properties of the pelic bones differ based on bone material properties extracted from oard Blake Johnson patientspecific ct scans he effect of strain rate on the mechanical properties of the human lier under unconfined compression Orthopedic Ligaments 3 oard Jackie Zehr oard Amanda Stone ntercycle loading ariation influences cumulatie compression tolerance ndiiduals ith aclr are more accurate during initial prism exposure in porcine cerical spine units an in itro study oard Payam Zandiyeh oard Niels Hammer ibiafemoral inematic changes folloing acl reconstruction a randomied Application of d printing technology to facilitate and standardie testing clinical trial of sb s db soft tissues oard Amanda Stone oard Zebin Wu Aclr performance during noel anglematching tas and dualtas tudy on biomechanical properties of boine pericardium after freeing and oard Aapo Ristaniemi thinning ibrilreinforced poroiscoelastic modelling of anterior cruciate ligament oard Mohammadhossein Ebrahimi oard Payam Zandiyeh tructurefunction relationships in healthy and osteoarthritic human tibial te t mri shos eidence of tissue remodeling in acl grafts beteen cartilage and months after surgery oard Alexander Jung oard Alessandro Navacchia lectromechanical effects of heterogeneous human ipscderied he contribution of uadriceps and hamstrings to acl tension changes cardiomyocyte couplings based on landing techniue oard Kaixiang Jin oard Matthew Seeley olyglyceroldodecanoate a potential shape memory polymer applied for Cluster analysis of aling load and patientreported outcomes after minimally inasie nucleus pulposus replacement anterior cruciate ligament reconstruction oard Niels Hammer oard Ryo Ueno iomechanical comparison of natie and acellular human dura mater using rincipal component regression for axis inetics in the cadaeric model of recent dprinting adances in soft tissue testing clinical releant anterior cruciate ligament inury oard Jan-Lucas Gade oard Shun Shinohara redicted stress components of an in io parameter identification method ength change patterns of the medial ligaments of the nee oard Derek Zwambag oard Ryo Takeda A noel method to characterie the compressie tensile and neutral one eelopment of nee oint finite element analysis model considering stiffness of the interertebral disc ligament geometry and material properties oard Jennifer Shin oard Skylar Holmes isualiation of stresses during expnsion of cellular aggregates s uadriceps strength symmetry related to biomechanical symmetry in oard Juan F. Vivanco indiiduals ith acl reconstruction echanical ealuation of dprinted scaffolds a fullfactorial analysis oard Payam Zandiyeh of geometrical parameters ffect of mechanical noise ibration on proprioception in anterior cruciate oard Daniel Martel ligament reconstructed patients elationship beteen impact elocity loading rate and femoral bone oard Michael Del Bel strength during lateral impacts ith biofidelic fall conditions imb symmetry assessment in preoperatie paediatric patients ith acl oard Lindsay Loundagin inuries ffects of stress concentrations on the fatigue life of boine cortical bone oard Celine Girard finite element predicted pea stress and stressed olume aediatric patients ith acl inury demonstrate muscular endurance deficits during an isoinetic endurance tas

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Tissue Muscle + Soft tissues 3 oard Genki Hisano elationship beteen step length and step rate during aling in unilateral oard Justin Scott transfemoral amputees etermining in io bul tissue properties for heelchair users oard Taekyeong Lee oard Jaemin Kim ransfemoral amputee semg classification for gait detection ndoscopic measurement method of smooth muscle contractile properties oard Trevor Kingsbury in io by electrical stimulation iomechanical and patient reported outcome data for ideo patients one oard Kitaek Lim year post rehabilitation ealtime measurement of soft tissue compression during a fall soft tissue oard Trevor Kingsbury stiffness depends on pelis impact configuration iomechanical comparison of to different ideo brace designs oard Jessica Oreskovic oard Tobias Konow redicting leg tissue stiffness from anthropometric measures icromotion affected by taper and nec design oard Hunter Wallace oard Ludovic Miramand iaxial testing of the passie properties of mdx and healthy diaphragm oint coordination of loer limb amputees during gait preliminary results before and after enymatic collagen digestion oard Ian Sloan oard Jessica Oreskovic ubthreshold ibration influences the posture and gait of transtibial ensitiity of bul leg tissue stiffness to muscle actiation amputees Rehabilitation: Prosthetics + Orthotics - Lower Limb 3 oard Tyler Farnese oard Joyce Blandino he effect of nonlinear springloaded nee orthosis on loer extremity eelopment of a lo cost transtibial prosthesis biomechanics oard Ava Segal oard Tatiana Djafar oer limb amputee motor intention through neuromuscular and oer and or comparisons beteen ideo users and patients ith mechanical pattern recognition to predict uneen terrain transtibial amputation oard Jonathan Dingwell oard Dylan Schmitz egulation of lateral stepping in destabiliing enironments by persons ith nestigating changes in achilles tendon load during aling ith exosuit transtibial amputation assistance oard Pascal Schütz oard Andres Torres he role of implant design in goerning nee implant inematics during Adustable socet for the optimiation of pressures of transtibial prosthesis leel aling and stair descent oard Nicholas Dunbar oard Liming Shu ultiobectie optimiation of pelic sarcoma resection planes A patientspecific nee prosthesis design ith normal nee oint inematic oard Ali Zeighami from preclinical testing to additie manufacturing Quantitative evaluation of evoke™ knee orthosis using eos® biplane x-ray oard Lauren Sepp images during suat moement oerlimb muscle actiity in runners ith a transtibial amputation Rehabilitation: Neuro-Rehab 3 oard Cristian Pasluosta oard Xuan Liu euromuscular adaptations after a loerlimb transfemoral amputation he short term effect of gait retraining using realtime isual inematic oard Bailey Petersen feedbac in a child ith cerebral palsy elationship of seerity of sensory impairments and measures of balance oard Mohammed Alenazy and gait in loerlimb amputees lectrical stimulation of sensory neres improes mobility and balance in oard Dominic Chicoine persons ith multiple sclerosis iomechanical effects of three types of foot orthoses on a posterior tibialis oard Woo-Sub Kim tendon dysfunction population rincipal component analysis of ariables from insole type pressure oard Vahidreza Jafari Harandi measurement system – for post-stroke hemiplegia ndiidual muscle contributions to propulsion in aboenee amputees ith oard Annamaria Guiotto osseointegrated prosthesis during aling ffects of the euistasi neurological rehabilitation deice on the gait of oard Lee Childers parinsons disease patients Anle poer of transtibial boneanchored prosthesis ith carbon fiber and oard Sourav Chandra fiberglass passie foot in aling cats ariations of isometric elbo force during oluntary contraction after botulinum toxin therapy

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oar - Blaize Majdic oar - Erik Hummer xitatory effet of intermittent theta burst stimulation on ortiomotor ffets of sale height on frontal-plane hip yling biomehanis exitability of the bieps in iniviuals ith tetraplegia oar - Henry Wang oar - Paul Howell novel appliation of raar tehnology in yling movement analysis nrease elbo angle improves measurement of ortial voluntary oar - Anthony Gatti ativation of the elbo flexors ffet of loer extremity biyle-fit on ankle knee an hip kinematis oar - Thibault Roumengous oar - Louise Burnie oluntary rive amplifies effets of paire-pulse tms an arm posture on iomehanial measures of maximal yling on an ergometer a test-retest bieps ortiomotor exitability stuy oar - Kevin Nowacki oar - Steven Tragesser linial utility of laser light visual feebak for stepping task in stroke an nalyti harateriation of mountain bike pithover ynamis multiple slerosis populations oar - Suzanne Konz oar - Martina Mancini omparison of forar versus bakar pealling of a stationary ortial orrelates of lose-loop feebak hile alking an turning in reumbent biyle people with parkinson’s disease Sport Squat/Lifting 3 Injuries + Rehab 3 oar - Sarah Remedios oar - Loay Al-Salehi pplying pattern reognition to unerstan inter-iniviual variability ek musle ativation an ervial spine posture uring impening hea- uring the eep suat an hurle step first impats oar - Daniel Armstrong oar - Chu Ling Lo ifferentiating movement strategy beteen high an lo biomehanial he effet of failitation an inhibition methos of kinesio taping on leg exposure lifts an lifters musles harness an pressure pain for healthy athletes oar - Nobuko Nogami oar - Ahmed Radwan inemati an kineti harateristis of bouning movement in aerobi lternative ergonomi seat esigns for offie orkers a systemati revie gymnastis athletes oar - Lauren Forsyth oar - Jacob Gardner ffiay of stability-base training ith visualisation arying positions of ealift isometri ontrations affets loer extremity oar - Tyler Wood musle ativation an peak groun reation fore a pilot stuy ge relate ifferenes in hea impat uring experimentally inue oar - Drew Rutherford sieays falls atellofemoral oint loaing uring forar an bakar lunges oar - Clarissa Schuch oar - Hanjun Li o-level laser therapy partially restores artilage integrity an reues he effets of earing a ompression garment uring night sleep on hroni pain behavior reovery from eep suat exerise oar - Kathryn Houg oar - Natasha Ivanochko n the ability of experimental measurements to preit tooth luxation nfluene of yli an sustaine suatting on knee poer an inury folloing impat a preliminary stuy using an in-vitro sine moel hemoynamis oar - Karam Elabd oar - Tomoki Nagano ffet of torso urvature an hip stiffness on hea impat severity uring ffetiveness of mehanial energy utiliation uring lifting phase of suat bakar falls ith a falling ummy oar - Sangwoo Lee oar - Daniel Aponte etermining the best ombination of groun reation fore parameters for hort trak vs hokey helmets investigating impat attenuation properties maximiing poer uring the poer snath of helmets in to skating sports oar - Robert Needham oar - Ray Daniel biomehanial investigation of a spanish suat the effet of trunk oelling inury risk in the restraine manible inlination on uarieps ativation oar - Jon Doan oar - Eric Shumski iretional ues moify pereptions an behaviours in manual materials oer extremity oint moments uring sit-to-stan in aults ith an hanling tasks ithout praer-illi synrome Sport Cycling 3 oar - Ben Meyer oar - Trevor Staples inemati parameters in various rop snath suat lifting onitions iomehanis of single-leg emphasis yling

112 XXVII Congress of the International Society of Biomechanics Session 3 - Saturday, August 3rd Detailed Poster Listing

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AMTI AnyBody

Booth Number: 309 Booth Number: 404

Email: [email protected] Email: [email protected] Web: www.amti.biz Web: www.anybodytech.com

AMTI leads the way in force platform technology, and AnyBody Technology provides software and services for we are excited to announce the addition of our large musculoskeletal analysis of daily activities. A detailed surface area force plates to the OPTIMATM-BMS fam- validated full-body model computes in vivo kinematics ily. All of our standard force platforms now undergo and dynamic individual muscle and joint forces. AMTI’s patented OPTIMATM calibration process, mak- The biomechanical insight facilitates design concept ing them more accurate and repeatable than any of our evaluation, design of implants and assistive devices, competitors’ force plates. When seeking the best bio- and in vivo performance analyses for different body mechanical measurements, researchers and clinicians anthropometries, patient groups and individuals. worldwide trust AMTI’s industry-leading force platforms and joint simulators – shouldn’t you?

APDM ATI

Booth Number: 108 Booth Number: 104

Email: www.apdm.com/contact/ Email: www.ati-ia.com/company/requestinfo.aspx Web: www.apdm.com Web: www.ati-ia.com

APDM Wearable Technologies offers solutions for ATI Industrial Automation is the world-leading en- quantifying human movement by combining Opal sen- gineering-based developer of robotic accessories and sors and sophisticated algorithms. Deployed by thou- robot arm tooling, including Multi-Axis Force/Torque sands of researchers and clinicians worldwide, APDM Sensing Systems, Automatic Tool Changers, Utility solutions streamline data collection and analysis. Mo- Couplers, Robotic Deburring Tools, Robotic Collision veo Explorer produces full-body kinematic data, includ- Sensors, and more. ing joint angles and range of motion during functional Our robot end-effector products are found in thou- tasks; Mobility Lab generates spatiotemporal outcome sands of successful applications around the world. Our measures of gait and balance; Motion Studio provides Multi-Axis Force/Torque Sensors measure all compo- synchronized raw inertial data. nents of force and torque (Fx, Fy, Fz, Tx, Ty, and Tz) and are used in a wide variety of applications including: product testing, biomedical research, rehabilitation research, teleoperation, haptics, and robotics. Key features include: High overload protection, high-speed output, and high signal-to-noise ratio.

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Bertec C-Motion

Booth Number: 204 Booth Number: 407

Email: [email protected] Email: [email protected] Web: www.bertec.com Web: www.c-motion.com

Bertec’s reputation for precision and accuracy is built C-Motion is the developer of Visual3D, the profession- on a three decades old legacy in measurement excel- al 3D biomechanics analysis software for your research lence. Researchers around the world rely on Bertec’s needs. Visual3D handles motion capture data from any engineering to help them pursue a deeper understand- system and provides the biomechanical modeling, anal- ing of biomechanics from the ground up. From design ysis and reporting functionality in support of compre- to engineering to production, we pay attention to every hensive commercial and research protocols. detail, so the biomechanical engineering industry can advance its understanding of the human body

Cometa Cosmed

Booth Number: 203 Booth Number: 307

Email: [email protected] Email: www.cosmed.com/en/contact-us Web: www.cometasystems.com Web: www.cosmed.com

Cometa Systems is a leading manufacturer of EMG and COSMED manufactures a comprehensive suite of IMU systems. Our systems have extremely small sen- gold-standard solutions for cardiopulmonary, metabol- sors, with long range and over 8 hours battery life. Ideal ic, body composition, and nutritional assessment. Fea- for both lab and outdoor environment, with exclusive tured products include the new generation K5 wearable IPX7 waterproof certification. metabolic system and the Quark CPET Metabolic Cart.

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Darimotion DELYSYS

Booth Number: 106 Booth Number: 107

Email: [email protected] Email: [email protected] Web: Darimotion.com Web: www.delsys.com

DARI Motion is a patented, FDA-Cleared, markerless Delsys is a world leader in the design, manufacture, 3D human motion assessment platform. Powered by and marketing of a broad portfolio of high performance state-of-the-art, precise motion analysis technology, Electromyography & human movement detection this comprehensive solution captures, processes, and instruments. We focus on markets where our patented analyzes movement with a quick, accurate and easy parallel-bar sEMG sensors often a critical differentiator user experience. Stop by our booth to find out more in our customers’ research emphasis on understanding about our markerless 3D systems. and solving movement disorders problems. We currently market a wide range of innovative wireless physiological and biomechanical sensors designed to meet the needs of our broad base of customers. They Include: Trigno Avanti Wireless EMG systems, Mobile EMG systems, NeuroMAP System and Tiber HD-sEMG system.

DIERS Exponent

Booth Number: 403 Booth Number: 506

Email: [email protected] Email: Web: www.diers.de Web: www.exponent.com

4Dmotion Lab and High Performance Lab -- The Gold- Exponent is a leading engineering and scientific con- en Standard in 3D and 4D Spine, Pelvis and Posture sulting firm. Our multidisciplinary team of scientists, Analysis. engineers, physicians, and regulatory consultants brings together more than 90 different disciplines to The full equipped DIERS Lab makes possible simulta- solve complicated problems facing corporations, insur- neous 4D measurements of the whole body (spine, pel- ers, government entities, associations and individuals. vis, legs and feet). Our approximately 1000 staff members work in 26 The unique solution with measurement frequency up to offices across the United States and abroad. Exponent 60/240 fps enables a wide range of new and advanced has over 800 consultants, including more than 500 that applications in medicine and sports. have earned a doctorate in their chosen field of special- ization. The DIERS product portfolio includes also EMG and muscle strength devices completing high performance medical and sports applications.

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Gait Up Kistler

Booth Number: 105 Booth Number: 502

Email: [email protected] Contact: +1 248 668 6900 Web: www.gaitup.com Web: www.kistler.com

Born in research 18 years ago, Gait Up combines wear- Kistler is the global market leader for dynamic pres- able sensors, algorithms and biomechanics, to provide sure, force, torque and acceleration measurement tech- world leading motion analysis. We empower wearables nology. This year, Kistler will showcase at our booth# to rival accuracy of legacy motion labs, with real life 531 the 9260AA a cost-effective multicomponent force convenience that counts. Our mission is to enhance plate with excellent accuracy for gait and balance anal- health, sport, and society by providing easy yet accurate ysis. It offers easy installation for versatile and mobile measures of the 6th vital sign: Movement. use!

Leomo Motek

Booth Number: 501 Booth Number: 406

Contact: [email protected] Email: www.motekmedical.com/contact Web: www.leomo.io Web: www.motekmedical.com/

LEOMO provides the pioneering solution in portable Motekforce Link is the global leader in virtual reality motion analytics for endurance sports professionals. technology for research and rehabilitation. The tech- Working with world-class coaches and sports scientists nology is suited for treatment of a wide variety of condi- on a global scale, LEOMO is dedicated to bringing sci- tions affecting the balance and locomotion mechanisms ence-based metrics to the next generation of sports per- in the human body. Our clients are Hospitals and Med- formance analysis. ical Centers specialized in orthopedic and neurological disorders, Rehabilitation Centers, Universities and Sports Institutions.

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Motion Analysis Motion Monitor

Booth Number: 504 Booth Number: 202

Email: sales@motionanalysis Email: [email protected] Web: www.motionanalysis.com Web: www.themotionmonitor.com

For over 35 years we have provided state-of-the-art 3D The MotionMonitor is a real-time, turn-key 3D mo- motion capture systems. We offer high quality software tion capture system designed to synchronously collect and cameras that are fully interchangeable; making data from kinematic trackers, EMG, force plates, in- adding cameras a simple plug and play exercise. Appli- strumented treadmills, hand transducers, EEG, video, cations include: biomechanics, broadcast, sports anal- event markers, virtual reality, haptic devices, and oth- ysis, game production, VR & AR, film, research, engi- er analog devices. All data is collected and displayed in neering and rigid object tracking real-time with several visualization options including time series graphs, bar graphs, x-y plots, virtual targets/cursors and a 3D musculoskeletal animation. The MotionMonitor supports a wide range of biomechanics applications, from standard kinematic analysis to self- paced walking/running to CT/MRI registration to VR/ Biofeedback.”

Noraxon novel

Booth Number: 101 Booth Number: 401 Email: [email protected] Email: [email protected] Web: www.novelusa.com Web: www.noraxon.com novel is quality in force distribution measurement Noraxon’s medical grade biomechanics equipment providing a variety of systems including the emed is fully portable and integrated with the barefoot pressure platform, the pedar in-shoe pressure myoRESEARCH®3 data analysis software, creating a measurement system, the loadsol(pad) mobile force modular and customizable approach to study human sensors, and the pliance system for applications such movement in or out of the lab. Noraxon serves the as hand, socket-limb pressures, and much more. novel global biomechanics community across academic, utilizes fully calibrated capacitive sensor technology medical/clinical, ergonomic, elite sports and human- providing the most accurate data which is available performance applications. for real-time wireless (loadsol/loadpad, pedar and pliance) display to be used for feedback applications. The loadpad and loadsol in-shoe force sensor are captured to a smartphone for real-time feedback during rehabilitation, daily activities, and for any application where a flexible force sensor and mobile transmission are required.

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Orpyx Photron

Booth Number: 103 Booth Number: 500

Email: [email protected] Email: [email protected] Web: www.orpyx.com Web: www.photron.com

Orpyx Medical Technologies empowers people to help In addition of offering a wide range of high-speed maintain mobility. Orpyx’s intelligent insole systems is cameras for slow motion analysis, Photron will be a modern solution designed for the accurate, efficient, launching the innovative 6D-Marker at this year’s ISB and mobile measurement of foot and plantar analysis. meeting. The 6D-Marker is a 44mm square target that Orpyx’s technology is used by researchers to access uses a proprietary variable moiré pattern to extrapolate clinical-grade plantar pressure measurement data for precise 3D and 6D data using only a single camera. Easy health and human performance applications. set-up, and the ability to use pre-recorded conventional or high-speed video, makes the Photron 6D-Marker the natural choice for your next biomechanics motion analysis project.

Qualisys Sawbones

Booth Number: 102 Booth Number: 405

Email: [email protected] Email: [email protected] Web: www.qualisys.com Web: www.sawbones.com

Qualisys is a leading provider of motion capture tech- SAWBONES inspires confidence through practice by nology and has a long history of supplying research, creating the world’s best medical procedure simulation engineering and sports facilities with high-end cam- models. We collaborate with our customers to invent, era systems and expertise in capturing and analyzing design and manufacture bone and soft-tissue models movements. that help doctors learn and improve their skills and help medical device makers showcase the unique advantag- Qualisys offers a wide range of products and services es of their products. From Orthopedics to Veterinary, and has offices in Gothenburg, Chicago and Shanghai. from Biomechanical testing devices to Digital Anatomy Qualisys is certified according to ISO 9001:2015, our models, SAWBONES has led the industry since its in- clinical products are compliant with Medical Device Di- ception over 40 years ago. rective 93/42/EEC and have FDA clearance (K171547), which demonstrates our commitment to provide highest possible quality products and services to our customers.

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SIMI STT Systems

Booth Number: 602 Booth Number: 402

Email: [email protected] Email: [email protected] Web: www.simi.com Web: www.stt-systems.com

Simi develops and manufactures 3d motion capture STT delivers high-end 3D motion analysis solutions systems for sports and medical applications. Simi’s full for various applications. Our products are simple to set body markerless tracking by silhouette recognition, up, simple to use and affordable. Throughout these 20 machine vision and powered by AI allows the most ad- years, our primary focus has been to develop innovative vanced human tracking system in the world. Based on products and solutions for various Motion Analysis and 27 years of experience Simi combines latest technology Machine Vision applications. Furthermore, STT has with long proven concepts on motion tracking. also made itself strong in delivering custom software projects, as well as offering consultancy and training services. Existing customers include small businesses in need for off-the-shelf products as well as large companies and corporations seeking tailored solutions.

Tekscan Treadmetrix

Booth Number: 305 Booth Number: 603

Email: [email protected] Email: [email protected] Web: www.tekscan.com Web: www.treadmetrix.com

Tekscan manufactures a range of pressure assessment Treadmetrix first developed our modular, fully and clinical/research evaluation tools. Our new Stride- instrumented treadmill design in early 2000’s way™ System measures temporal (time), spatial (dis- (Determan, Swanson, McDermott and Hamill, 2004). tance), and kinetic (movement) parameters, as well as Since we officially launched in 2013, over 40 world-class objective force and plantar pressure information. This institutions have published nearly 50 peer reviewed modular system is available in standard, medium, and publications using our instrumented treadmills. Today, high resolution with length options from 1-5 meters. Treadmetrix offers single-belt, split-belt, and custom treadmill systems that achieve the greatest range of sizes, speeds and grades available and integrate with most major motion capture systems.

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Vicon XSENS

Booth Number: 508 Booth Number: 303

Email: [email protected] Email: [email protected] Web: www.vicon.com Web: www.xsens.com

Innovating for over 35 years as the world’s largest sup- Xsens motion capture solution including the propri- plier of clinical and research motion capture systems, etary MVN Analyze software. MVN Analyze is a Full- Vicon pioneers biomechanics, gait, and sports sciences body human measurement system based on inertial solutions. sensors, biomechanical models, and sensor fusion algorithms. Easy to use, short setup time and instant validated data output. The system can be used anywhere.

XSensor

Booth Number: 409

Email: [email protected] Web: www.xsensor.com

For over 20 years, XSENSOR has set the standard for accurate sensors and image quality in software to vi- sualize and analyze pressure data. We have listened to industry leaders and developed systems they rely on to improve the comfort, safety, quality and performance of their products. Our new Foot & Gait Measurement System is an advanced pressure imaging system that combines wireless data acquisition with fast, reliable, high accuracy and high resolution sensors.

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