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In honor of upcoming National Biomechanics Day #NBD2019, here is the word cloud from a question I posted a few months ago asking Physical Therapists, when you hear the word "biomechanics" what comes to mind? @BiomechanicsDay
I was extremely honored to give the 11th Annual Sahrmann Lectureship. If you missed it, you can access the recording here: wustl.app.box.com/s/f47etcj1…
My research at @BU_Movement in @BUSargent focuses on structure and function in young female athletes. With this work, I hope that the diaries of our future female athletes are full of inspirational stories -- how they used movement and load not just to perform better...
but to maintain hip health across a lifetime.
Thank you to @washumedicine for the opportunity to share these stories, and especially to Dr. Shirley Sahrmann, a giant in my story who had (and continues to have) a profound impact on the work I do today.
#Movement #HipHealth
Honored to be named a Catherine Worthingham Fellow of the APTA. Grateful to the mentors who have guided me, advocates who have promoted me, and patients who have challenged me. @APTA_official
I'm thrilled to share that I've been promoted to full professor. This has been a long journey, with many successes and, more often, lessons learned from losses. I'm grateful for all the mentors, advocates, and especially friends who supported me along the way.
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Preparation is key! If you’re gearing up for @NIH grant submissions starting January 25, 2025, don’t miss these essential tips and resources to navigate the changes.
nexus.od.nih.gov/all/2024/11…
#NIHGrants #GrantWriting #ResearchFunding
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😃New article published in J Biomech!
"Greater squat stance width alters three-dimensional hip moment demands", by Hopkins et al.
👀 sciencedirect.com/science/ar…
#journalofbiomechanics
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Join us at APTA Combined Sections Meeting 2025 in Houston, TX!
Hybrid Pre-Conference Workshop: "Pathway to Publication"
Learn research design, data analysis, & publication strategies from top experts!
Seats are limited. Register now: aptr.memberclicks.net/csm-20…
#CSM2025 #APTA
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Excited about the role of #AI in #EBPEducation!
Join Mary J. Rapport, PT, DPT, PhD on Dec 9th, 7:30 PM CT for an engaging session on the applications, challenges & limits of AI in EBP education.
Zoom: ttps://css.zoom.us/j/6241862090?omn=81599678764
Meeting ID: 624 186 2090
Grateful to have spent a little time at @APTA_official headquarters as the new President of @ResearchAPTA. Looking forward to continuing to find ways to serve our membership!
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The 2025 Biomechanics SIG DPT/PhD Student and Postdoc CSM Travel Awards and Career Awards deadline is approaching! Applications are due November 1st. Details can be found at: ptresearch.org/biomechanics-….
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Please share!! Fully remote study looking at communication in minimally and non-speaking Autistic children ages 5-10.
For more info please visit,
pittplusme.org/studyarms/pub…
Grateful for the opportunity to travel to Oxford and present at @YAHiRCollab. A reminder that there is a huge disconnect between who is being studied and who is being affected by cam morphology. Need for more of a focus on females! #AthletesHip24
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Early Career Researchers Travel Award Alert!
Are you an early career PT researcher attending #APTACSM 2025? The APTA Academy of Research’s ECR SIG is offering TWO $600 travel awards to support your work!
Apply by Nov 18! Details & apply here 👉 ptresearch.org/early-career-…
A huge congrats to @CollimoreAshley on being a recipient of the Up and Comer's award from the @AmSocBiomech!!! I've enjoyed being a spectator on her journey. Ashley has accomplished great things already, and I know more is still to come! Congrats!
Always great to spend a little time with the team. Celebrating recent accomplishments including an F31 being scored... and resubmitted, a paper published, a new study funded (R01!!) and started, and the transition of our lab manager to the MS in Mechanical Engineering program.
Enjoyed presenting at OARSI a study on hip shape and risk of developing hip OA. This type of work requires quite the team effort from @RintjeAgricola, @BU_Movement, @MorganLabBU and many others!


















