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CSB-SCB Canadian Society for Biomechanics
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The CSB-SCB podcast is owned and operated by the Canadian Society for Biomechanics. Student Representatives, Jackie Zehr and Franziska Onasch, interview experts (academics, industry professionals, practitioners) about the science and practice of biomechanics. Interdisciplinary topics are discussed with a particular focus on research, technology, evidence-based practice, and knowledge translation in the field of biomechanics. New episodes are released on the first Monday of each month. For questions and inquiries, email students@csb-scb.com.
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Le podcast CSB-SCB est détenu et exploité par la Société Canadienne Biomécanique. Les étudiants représentatives, Jackie Zehr et Franziska Onasch, interviewent des experts (universitaires, professionnels de l’industrie, praticiens) à propos de la science et pratique biomécanique. Des sujets interdisciplinaires sont discutés avec un accent sur la recherche, la technologie, la pratique factuelle et l’application des connaissances dans le domaine de la biomécanique. Nouveaux épisodes sont publiés le premier lundi de chaque mois. Si vous avez des questions ou demandes, envoyez un courriel à students@csb-scb.com
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15: Panel Discussion — NACOB Student Committee
NACOB 2022 Student Committee Members, Chris Bailey, Victor Chan, Olena Klahsen, and Jenny Leestma, promote student-focused events at the upcoming North American Congress on Biomechanics Conference. They also recommend fun attractions to attend while visiting Ottawa.
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14: Electromyography and Its Use to Control Prosthetics — Dr. Usha Kuruganti
Dr. Usha Kuruganti, Professor at the University of New Brunswick, discusses the use of electromyography signals to control prosthetic devices. She also explains some of her research on bilateral strength deficits in athletic, aging, and occupational contexts.
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13: Shoulder Biomechanics — Dr. Clark Dickerson
Dr. Clark Dickerson, Professor at the University of Waterloo, explains the majesty and complexity of the shoulder complex and its stability. He also discusses his research on fatigue-related rotator cuff injuries, comparative shoulder biomechanics, and digital human modelling for the purpose of human shoulder evaluation in occupational contexts.
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12: MRI in Biomechanics Research — Dr. Emily McWalter
Dr. Emily McWalter, Assistant Professor at the University of Saskatchewan, discusses her research on the use of MRI for the study of knee joint and soft tissue function in disease states. She also explains the development of novel quantitative MRI techniques to study the structure and function of tendons and ligaments in the knee.
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11: Trauma Biomechanics & Safety Systems — Dr. Cheryl Quenneville
Dr. Cheryl Quenneville, Associate Professor at McMaster University, discusses her research on bone fracture related to high energy impact exposures and the development of injury thresholds. She further discusses ongoing research on safety systems intended to prevent traumatic injury and orthopaedic fixation devices for comminuted fracture.
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10: Panel Discussion — Recent MSc and PhD Graduates
Recent graduates of MSc (Laura Healey, Rob Mackowiak) and PhD (Heather Johnston, Anthony Gatti) programs share their experiences with selecting a graduate program and pivoting their research plans due to COVID-19 interruptions. They also described their transitions between degrees and from graduate school to industry employment and postdoctoral positions.