@johanpingi
iAccount based inUnited States
About this account
- Account based in
- United States
- Connected via
- Web
Account-level information from X, not a live location or the device used for a specific post.
Boston native, PhD in Bioengineering. Improving mobility in people with PD using wearables, AI & neurostim. Proudly co-host @BiomechanicsOOM
Joined June 2018
- Tweets85
- Following204
- Followers376
- Likes560
Awesome symposium for Physician Scientists!!
📢 Calling all physician-scientists at @Stanford and @UCSF
📋 REGISTER TODAY for our Physician-Scientist Research Symposium on Friday, May 17.
📊 Present a poster on your research
🧑🔬 Connect with other physician-scientists
czbiohub.org/events/psfp-sym…
Awesome new podcast on research and innovations in rehabilitation engineering and assistive technologies aimed to improve accessibility!!
Hannah O’Day retweeted
Exciting opportunity! @StanfordNMBL Human Performance Lab, led by Prof. Scott Delp, is seeking a Postdoc Fellow with background in #biomechanics, #neuroscience, biomedical informatics, #robotics, and/or computer science. Learn more & apply: buff.ly/3llUtaQ
#JobSearch #Job
So proud of our @WuTsaiAlliance undergraduate scholars presenting their final research projects! They shared the incredible work they’ve done in human performance research (everything from exploring hamstring injuries to creating a video game to screen for ADHD).
Photos of @WuTsaiAlliance's ongoing poster session at the Clark Center!
Hannah O’Day retweeted
Photos of @WuTsaiAlliance's ongoing poster session at the Clark Center!
Such an incredible contribution to the #biomechanics community!!
Now on YouTube! Biomechanics of Movement course videos from @Stanford Professor Scott Delp and @uOttawa Professor Tom Uchida.
Watch now: youtu.be/VbUNOFgYcKI
Learn about the accompanying lectures, textbook, and homework problems on biomech.stanford.edu
#biomechanics
Most anticipated book of the year, written by the better Hannah. 💕
In the car my mom used to play the “opposite game” w/ us. So today when a driver cut me off in early morning traffic, I wondered what if we made it *easier* for them to pass, what if we gave the benefit of the doubt, what if we moved for each other? #friday
Hannah O’Day retweeted
Hi, Boomers! We need your help! We're about to record the 50th episode 🥳
And we’d like to make it a very special one!
You, Boomers, are the ones who are gonna make the questions! You can ask everything, really everything, to our Hosts Melissa and Hannah. Let's get started👇
If mitochondria are the powerhouses of the cell, then this team is the powerhouse of open source IMU-based joint kinematics. Thankful for an incredible team enabling motion analysis to move outside the lab into the wild! Grateful for an amazing co-lead @MazenAlBorno
Hot off the official press - OpenSense, an open-source workflow to estimate joint kinematics from #IMU data, shown to be consistent with optical-based kinematics during 10-minute trials of common activities. #OpenSense #OpenSim @MazenAlBorno @johanping rdcu.be/cHpfa
My favorite thing about science? The magic of working together. With 3 co-first authors and 2 co-last authors, this impactful work is elevated by many perspectives (patients, engineers, clinicians, statisticians). Science is human. rdcu.be/cGWIY
Grateful for our team.
Tagging amazing co-first authors @mrlee543 @SeagersKirsten and our @StanfordNMBL and @HBSlab famiiles. Plus our amazing ML/Stats wizard @kidzik. Scott, Helen, Ava, and Shannon yall need Twitter!
Hannah O’Day retweeted
Extra! Extra! Read all about it! BOOM has a new NEWSLETTER!
Don't miss out! Hurry up, the first 50 people to sign up will get a BOOM swag!
Learn more about our workshops and sign up for our newsletter here: mailchi.mp/799cd27bfa38/sign…
#BOOM #BOOMers #newsletter #biomechanics
This is huge work coming out of the @HBSlab :) Great job!
How do beta dynamics (power, burst durations) in the STN change after 5 years of being treated with deep brain stimulation? Our recent paper demonstrates a lack of progression in beta dynamics while alpha band dynamics increased. Check it out! onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/…
Hannah O’Day retweeted
The New Handbook of Clinical Neurophysiology is just out! @fay_horak and I contributed with a part on balance and gait! Many thanks to @MarkHallett007 and all the authors!
[Open-access: Evaluation of movement and brain activity] Hallett et al.: "This review focuses on the most useful methods and techniques for the study of movement and movement disorders." [32 figures included]
doi.org/10.1016/j.clinph.202…
@MarkHallett007 #EEG #MEG #fMRI #EMG
Congrats to @MattPetrucciPhD and team for this awesome publication on determining safe parameters for neurostimulation paradigms to give our patients the best therapy possible! ieeexplore.ieee.org/document… @HBSlab
Hannah O’Day retweeted
Want to track human motion in the wild? OpenSenseRT is wearable and computes joint kinematics in real-time. It's low-cost (~$200), open-source, simple to build (no solder/code), and matches the accuracy of commercial systems
youtu.be/aYc-mX_-NAA
@StanfordNMBL @OpenSimSU
So often we study human health when things go awry in disease, what can we learn from the other side, from studying people at their peak performance and how can it help improve health and wellness for all? This new center is addressing that question head on! Check it out! 💪🏽
The @WuTsaiAlliance, a first of its kind research initiative led by Stanford and engaging five other universities and institutes, will explore peak human performance with the goal of transforming human health on a global scale. #HumanPerformanceAlliance stanford.io/3ro83ZI
We had so much fun with you Manuel and Adrian!!!
This Post is from an account that no longer exists. Learn more
Hannah O’Day retweeted
NEW EPISODE and it's #biomechanics in the #olympics! 🏅
Learn from @sriewald, Director of US Olympic and Paralympic High Performance Projects, about how to effectively translate biomechanics learnings to improve athletes' performance 🏊♀️
#Olympics2021 #OlympicDreams #sports
Replying to @sriewald
@sriewald , the Senior Director of High Performance Projects on the US Olympic and Paralympic Committee, shares his expertise on how empathy can go a long way and how biomechanists, physiologists, pt's, coaches and athletes can work together to help athletes be the best they can.