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Integrative Musculo-Skeletal Biomechanics Research Group

Our group conducts applied and fundamental research in neuromusculoskeletal biomechanics and tissue engineering, with a specific interest in biological processes that require the integration of multiple mechanisms observable at radically different space-time scales to be properly explained.

Key research priorities

An MRI of a patient's hip — Accurate measurement of orientation-specific soft-tissue thickness around the hip improves osteoporotic hip fracture risk prediction

Musculoskeletal technology

3D diagram of pedicle screws in a vertebra — Effect of size of pedicle screws on the deformation of the human vertebra

Bone and joint interventions

Scan of a human vertebra showing local deformation — Local deformation of human vertebra with metastasis under compressive load

Prevention of bone deterioration

Diagram showing two deformed bones — Deformation induced by torsional load in children's bones

Child development complications

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