Biomotion
We develop experimental, theoretical and computational tools to improve the quality of assessment and understanding of various musculoskeletal conditions, including knee osteoarthritis, bone fragility and muscle strain injuries.
We work closely with the Biomechanics Group in the Department of Biomedical Engineering.
People
Research Fellows
Research students
Sultan Alotaibi
- Thesis title:
- Knee joint morphology and biomechanics in athletes and people following ACL reconstruction
Aaditya Chandramouli
Naveena P. Ganapam
Xiaodong (Daniel) He
- Thesis title:
- Data-driven approaches for measuring knee joint kinematics and function using wearable sensors
Ren Yan Nigel Kour
- Thesis title:
- Data-driven approaches for measuring knee joint kinematics and function using wearable sensors
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- Supervisor:
Kaiwen Yang
- Thesis title:
- Optimal control and predictive simulation of the musculoskeletal system