Speaker: Nicos Haralabidis, Stanford University
Title: Simulations Reveal How Touchdown Kinematic Variables Affect Top Sprinting Speed: Implications for Coaching
Speaker: Manoj Hariharan, Salk
Title: DNA Methylation Dynamics in Skeletal Muscle Cell-types in Response to Endurance Exercise
Speaker: Nick Willett, University of Oregon
Title: Interfacing Immunoengineering and Regenerative Rehabilitation for Musculoskeletal Injuries
Speaker: Thayne Munce, University of Kansas
Title: Collision Course: Tackling Brain Injury in Youth Football
Speaker: Olivia Bruce, Stanford University
Title: Interrogating Relationships between Bone Loading and Metabolism in Response to Acute Exercise
Speaker: Rose Yu, University of California San Diego
Title: BIGE: Biomechanics-informed GenAI for Exercise Science
Speaker: Daniel Katz, Stanford University
Title: The Molecular Map of Exercise
Speaker: Hannah Heigold, Stanford University
Title: Stanford Balance Level Evaluation (StaBLE): Democratizing balance assessment with smartphone video
Speaker: Alis Balayan, University of California, San Diego, Frank Pittman, University of Oregon
Title: A Multi-Site Biobanking and Validation Pipeline for Primary Human Skeletal Muscle Cells
Speaker: Dimitrije Cabarkapa, Kansas University
Title: Skill Enhancement in Basketball: A Research Perspective on Shooting Mechanics
Speaker: Shannon Hugard, University of Oregon
Title: Bone Adaptation in First-Time Marathon Runners: Performance and Injury Outcomes
Speaker: Elizabeth Schumann, Stanford University
Title: One Size Doesn’t Fit All: Modeling and Measuring Ergonomic and Biomechanical Factors in Peak Piano Performance
Speakers:
Bradley Needles, University of Colorado
Luis Morata Moreno, University of Colorado
Title: The Effects of Advanced Footwear Technology Midsole Properties on the Biomechanics and Running Economy of Female and Male Athletes
Speaker: Jon Stingel, Stanford University
Title: Simulation-Based Design of Exotendons to Reduce Energetic Cost in Running
Speaker: Geraldine Maier, Salk Institute for Biological Studies
Title: When You Eat, How You Compete: How Meal Timing and Diet Shape Performance in Rodents