Do you conduct injury surveillance on female athletes? Is your surveillance system fit for purpose or just a duplicate of a system optimised for male athletes? Female athlete health domains: A supplement to the IOC 2020 recommendations bjsm.bmj.com/content/early/…

"Working together we can show that fit matters and affects performance.” Celeste Coltman from UCRISE and Professor Susan Sokolowski from University of Oregon are joining forces to make sportwear and protective equipment more inclusive. #UniCBR bit.ly/3uY1UK0

Thanks ISEK for highlighting the BRInC program 😀😀

Join our Applied Biomechanics team at UCRISE to work on a collaborative project with Defence Science and Technology Group - Australia to enhance the fit, form and function of body armour for soldiers. Post Doctoral Research Fellow (Human Factors/Design/Biomechanics) - 2.5 yrs uctalent.canberra.edu.au/cw/en/job/5007…

Our recent study found breast pain is one of the main reasons women stop running during pregnancy. By providing better breast support options, we can give women a better chance of keeping active during their pregnancies. Open access to full article: link.springer.com/article/10.100…

Yes, Dr. 🙌

Thank you National Biomechanics Day for making this collaboration possible! What a special BRInC program visit to Broken Hill 🇦🇺 to run a NBD event and reconnect with mentees from our 2022 program. Huge thanks to Laura Hutchinson who zoomed in from 🇨🇦 and of course our MVP Maddy Kirk!

Such a pleasure to be part of this team! Congratulations Gráinne Donnelly, you’re a ⭐️

We are currently recruiting Australian postpartum women from contact, combat and pseudo-contact sports to participate a study seeking to understand their experiences returning to sport. Please share within your networks or with anyone who might be eligible.

We are looking for a PhD student to join our team exploring Breast Impacts and Breast Protective Equipment at the University of Canberra @UCRISE Jobs in Sport Science more information here: biomch-l.isbweb.org/forum/biomch-l…

Thank you National Biomechanics Day for your support and collaboration to inspire the next generation of girls in biomechanics and STEM!

Looking forward to tomorrow’s Women in Biomechanics Wikipedia edit-a-thon in conjunction with ABC-ANZORS 2024. Attendees in Melbourne ahead of the conference, join us for an afternoon of editing + an ⁦International Women in Biomechanics⁩ ⁦x ⁦BRInC program⁩ meet up! ⁦ANZSB⁩

We held a Women in Biomechanics edit-a-thon in conjunction with a ⁦BRInC program⁩ x ⁦International Women in Biomechanics⁩ meet up at ABC-ANZORS 2024 ⁦ANZSB⁩ 6 new pages are published (more to come). Thanks to the stars who attended and ⁦Wikimedia Australia⁩⁩ for their support!