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Tomorrow's (Thur, July 19, 3pm CST) the big day for Sara Moshage - she will be presenting her PhD defense on the effect of exercise when young in a lovely dual-benefit equine model. Excellent work on multi-scale mechanics. DM for a zoom link.

Some of you might be interested in this: @hploeg Karen Troy Skeletal Mechanobiology & Biomechanics Lab Brent Lievers (@wblievers.bsky.social) Hannah Dailey Ralph Müller Mary L. Bouxsein, PhD Professor John R. Hutchinson Craig McGowan Caitlyn Collins Christopher Hernandez

Doh - yes - July 20th!!!

Outstanding, inspiring IntSoc Biomechanics Wartenweiler Memorial Lecture from Emeritus Professor Julie Steele AM. Thank you so much for using your platform and taking this opportunity to promote the work of women in biomechanics #ISB2023 🇯🇵

Poster session happening now!! Amazing work on machine learning for adapted sports!

Check out David Winter award finalist kelliehalloran presenting her incredible work on exercise for those w/SCI- happening now!! Poster 17-04

It's not every day that you see something like this on the cover of Science.

I was taken by how many presenters at IntSoc Biomechanics 2023, a large meeting of ~1000 people, acknowledged their partners and/or family back home. Academia is not a 9-5 job. Yet all these presenters were women! Gents, I think we have some work to do… #academia #WorkLifeBalance

What a time IntSoc Biomechanics 2023 - great to catch up with friends. Congrats to kelliehalloran & Griffin Sipes on presenting their work. Thx to U.S. National Science Foundation @mechseILLINOIS @BeckmanInst for supporting their efforts!!!

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This was a part of Sara Moshage's award winning PhD work on equine bone mechanics! Thanks for highlighting. 🐴🦴

Gearing up to present with colleague Amy Wagoner Johnson (she/her) on imaging and mechanics of tendon - registration open. Thanks for the invite to share our work Orthopaedic Research Society! ors.org/online-current…

The Department of Mechanical Science and Engineering at the University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign invites applications for multiple full-time faculty positions at all ranks. illinois.csod.com/ux/ats/careers…

I am incredibly grateful to receive this generous award from the De Luca Foundation. A huge thank you to Mariana Kersh, PhD and Ian Rice for your mentorship and continual help with this project, along with all the support I've received from my colleagues in the Tissue Biomechanics Lab.

Woohoo!! Way to go Griffin Sipes!

The 2nd chapter of my PhD thesis is finally published and available online ABME ! This paper focuses on how diffusion tensor MRI (DTI) can detect mechanically induced changes in tissue-mimicking fibers. #CienciaCatracha🇭🇳 link.springer.com/article/10.100…

Accepting Cornell MAE FLAME 2024 applications now! Are you a Junior who faced barriers to advancement in #stem? Are you addressing barriers for participation of underrepresented students in #stem? This summer research experience offers a bridge to our PhD: mae.cornell.edu/mae/resources/…

Just over 2 weeks until 2024 FLAME application deadline! Please help spread the word! Cornell Engineering Cornell Mechanical & Aerospace Engineering ORS Tendon Section M v/d Meulen Prof. David Erickson Professor Brian J. Kirby Hadas Kress-Gazit 🪷 @DevinaPurmessur Hani Awad ❄️ Dr. Dr. Dianne Little 🇺🇦 🏳️‍🌈 Setton Group Farshid Guilak Spencer Szczesny Karl Lewis, PhD Mariana Kersh, PhD

Assessment of Mechanically Induced Changes in Helical Fiber Microstructure Using Diffusion Tensor Imaging @mechseILLINOIS @BeckmanInst Carle Illinois Med Carle Mariana Kersh, PhD Roberto Pineda Guzmán Biomedical Engineering Society Springer Nature Link: rdcu.be/dD6CP

Was great to have you here and reminding us that osteocytes truly are amazing!!!