Associate Clinical Professor at AuburnU |Sneakerhead | Dog Dad | Critical Thinker that’s enjoys the view from the fence
Auburn, AL
Joined March 2023
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Christopher Wilburn retweeted
Job Alert (7/30/2025)
Postdoc at UNC-Chapel Hill rb.gy/6r3abx
CRC at Shriners url.td/0Ei5d
Lab Manager at BU url.td/jGAA1
Postdoc at BU url.td/64wah
Christopher Wilburn retweeted
I hope many will share this with your communities. If you or someone you know has received treatment that has improved or saved your life it is time to stand up for science and scientific discovery. @AmSocBiomech @BlackBiomechs @IntWomenBiomech @BMESociety @AcsmBig
AIMBE has launched our new Citizen Advocate for Science Letter: takeaction.io/aimbe/science-…
We ask the scientific community to share this letter (✍️ <1 min) with friends, family, and other concerned citizens to urge their elected officials to protect biomedical research funding ☝️
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📢 We’re proud to support initiatives promoting inclusivity in science!
Check out this opportunity to sponsor the Women in Biomechanics events at #ISB2025.
Let’s work together to empower the next generation of biomechanists! 💪🌍
🔗isb2025.com/
Christopher Wilburn retweeted
Congratulations to Grace, Molly and everyone who won awards at the #ACSM25 #Biomechanics Special Interest Group Meeting!
We are still in Atlanta, so please stop by our booth 802 and ask us about our new #pedar system!
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Exciting news! Our latest study on the interplay between emotions and gait is accessible through @ExpBrainRes
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We used ML to uncover how emotions (negative and positive) and gait are associated. doi.org/10.1007/s00221-025-0…
#GaitAnalysis #EmotionScience #OpenAccess
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Great job by the @AmSocBiomech community with abstract submissions. 750 abstracts without a deadline extension! Expect to hear from us soon with your reviewer assignments. Looking forward to an amazing #ASB2025 meeting in Pittsburgh!
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Nominated yourself and/or others fle any of these great roles.
We are seeking nominations for the Executive Board of the SEACSM Biomechanics Interest Group. We have 3 open positions available. Please send in your nominations! Self-nominations accepted and encouraged!
docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1F…
Christopher Wilburn retweeted
📢 Abstract Confirmation Emails Are Out! 📢
⚠️ Check your spam folder! ⚠️
If you submitted an abstract for #MSBC2025, you should have received a confirmation email. Didn’t get one? Let us know!
We can’t wait to see your research at the Midsouth Biomechanics Conference! 🔬🏃♂️
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Some good news from my team among the craziness...
🚨 Our latest findings published in @AJPRegu ! 🧑⚕️☀️💤
@CulverMeral found that poor vitamin D status is linked to greater sleep variability in healthy adults.
Read more: pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/3987…
#SleepHealth #VitaminD
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Need money for your research project costs? Apply for ASB's Graduate Student Research Grant to help fund small equipment, participant fees, or other research costs.
Applications Due February 15th. You AND your advisor must be members of ASB. Details: asbweb.org
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Please encourage your students to apply to these ACSM travel award if they intend to attend ACSM. Did not have the submit the abstract to apply
Please encourage your students to apply for the @ACSMNews @AcsmBig student travel awards - deadline Jan 31. The requirement for abstract acceptance has been removed for this award so that we can award these sooner. More information:
bigacsm.wordpress.com/awards…
#biomechanics
Christopher Wilburn retweeted
#ASB2025 is still accepting submissions for Workshops, Tutorials and Participant Research Studies! Deadline for submissions is 23:59 PST Dec 19.
asbweb.org/asb-2025/
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🫁to 🦵: "I know all of your (adaptation) moves"
Narrator: "They did not, in fact, know their moves"
Mechanical work strongly predicted step patterns , while metabolic cost didn't
#LegsDontNeedPermission #Biomechanics
@sa_brinkerhoff @AuburnKINES
journals.biologists.com/jeb/…
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🎉 Congratulations to Dr. Nick Stergiou for once again ranking among the top 2% of researchers worldwide in biomechanics, according to the annual Stanford/Elsevier report! Your continued excellence inspires us all. 🙌
unomaha.edu/news/2024/11/ten…
Christopher Wilburn retweeted
New Issue of KINESIOLOGY REVIEW is out!
Volume 13 (2024): Issue 4 (Nov 2024): American Kinesiology Association Leadership Workshop: Addressing Social Justice Imperatives - Exemplars of Inclusive Excellence
Members, log into americankinesiology.org/ for access!
First, the @seacsmbig awards (sponsored by @novel_USA & @theiamarkerless) were named after her. Now, Dr. Weimar provides an amazing interview and her impact in the world of biomechanics! Proud is an understatement!
@IntWomenBiomech
War Eagle...Hey 😉
As a biomechanist, Wendi Weimar helps everyone from athletes to animals perform better and put on an armor of injury protection.
Weimar also empowers students through wit, wisdom and a #WarEagle attitude that’s second to none.
🎧 bit.ly/489dlOd
Christopher Wilburn retweeted
In a recent study @FloridaAtlantic, researchers used their #Vicon motion capture system to test whether AI tools could pick up on complex changes in patterns of infant movement.
Learn more about the study and results: eu1.hubs.ly/H0dTrW90
Christopher Wilburn retweeted
NEW! My study (N=913) finds 30 identity factors as basis for discrimination against women leaders. Women leaders are “never quite right” as almost any facet of their identity can be declared problematic for a specific woman in a specific context.
onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/…
ALT Human Resource Development Quarterly: Never quite right: Identity Factors experienced by women leaders in the United States by Amy Diehl, Leanne Dzubinski, Amber Stephenson
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Looking for information on who might be hosting a summer #REU program in #Biomechanics in 2025. If you have an open program, please share. @AcsmBig @AmSocBiomech @ORSsociety