Bryan Schlink, PhD
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Bryan Schlink, PhD
@BryanSchlink
Biomedical Engineer, Medical Devices/Neurotechnology, Battelle | 🚂 ➡️ 🔥 ➡️ 🐊
Columbus, OH Katılım Mart 2020
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@frankiewade21 @AmSocBiomech I used this one (Yatesgear.com/index.php?rout…) for treadmill running without a seat attachment to avoid disrupting their biomechanics. Relatively lightweight and easy to adjust. Ran a high-capacity strap from the back up to a clamp on a conveniently-placed I-beam above the treadmill
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Bryan Schlink, PhD retweetledi
Congratulations to @ISEKCongress The Carlo J De Luca Award 2022 Finalists. We encourage #ISEK2022 attendees to join us at room 202 today at 10am while @ManuelaBesomi, @MarcoGhislieri and @BryanSchlink present their work at the De Luca Symposium.
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I may have fallen trying to walk on a balance beam but at least I had mocap on so I can relive it forever 😂😂
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I am incredibly honored to be among the inaugural group selected for the Carlo J. DeLuca Award from @ISEKCongress for my work with dynamic high-density EMG. Special thanks to @Ferris_vball , the twitterless Andrew Nordin, and @UFBME for their support throughout this research!
Delsys@delsysinc
The Carlo J. De Luca Award @ISEKCongress recognizes outstanding early-career researchers who have contributed to technological advances in #EMG See this year's finalists: @ManuelaBesomi, @MarcoGhislieri and @BryanSchlink 👉bit.ly/3qw5OV3
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Dreams are significantly more attainable when you have someone like @Ferris_vball in your corner!
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@NeuroRyanDowney @NIH_LRP Congrats, that’s awesome news! I’m working on an application for this year, so I’ll probably bug you soon for some expert guidance!
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I'm so excited to share the news that I was just awarded a 1 year @NIH_LRP renewal!!! Over the past two years the LRP cut my student debt in half. Now, in 1 year's time it will be cut in half again! I am so grateful for this program and encourage everyone who is eligible to apply
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@woutersinas @Ferris_vball I'll echo Dan's thoughts that the soleus might be playing a larger role. Perhaps the soleus (greater proportion of slow-twitch fibers) wasn't as fatigued as the gastroc? Or we needed to record longer trials post-fatigue to see changes? Lots of ideas for future studies 😀
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My fourth, and final, publication from my PhD research on high-density EMG during locomotion is now available and open-access doi.org/10.1152/jn.006…. Localized muscle fatigue in the medial gastrocnemius induces altered spatial myoelectric patterns during walking and running.
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I've been lucky enough to see this research in person the past couple of years and can't wait to see (and start using!) the final product. Awesome work @NeuroRyanDowney!!
Ryan Downey@NeuroRyanDowney
Hey @AcademicEEG, I wanted to give you a sneak peek of my new cleaning algorithm, iCanClean (paper in prep). This highly artifacted mobile EEG data was simply HP filtered and then sent to my algorithm (no channel rejection, no re-ref). Oh yeah, and it's running here in real-time.
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Bryan Schlink, PhD retweetledi
How many runners and how many steps are necessary to properly investigate running biomechanics?
We made some recommendations for traditional variables such as loading rate and peak forces (Summary below) disq.us/t/3unjmgl
@tomgoom #running #sportscience #biomechanics
GIF
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@OliveiraBiomech @JSportsSci Awesome study! I once had someone tell me I step loudly while running. I now try to run more "softly", not because I want to reduce injury, but because I don't want to annoy the person next to me. Glad to know it helps keeps me healthy too! 😄
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Do you "listen" to your feet while running?
Reducing footfall sound loudness reduces vertical impact loading, and it is possible to do fatigued. Running re-training Including short bouts of "silent" running may help reducing impact loading.
@JSportsSci
tandfonline.com/doi/abs/10.108…
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We’re open for business! Check out our brand new facility below and keep an eye out for some amazing research from our SPARC team soon!
Atlanta Falcons@AtlantaFalcons
A health facility unlike any other. We are proud to open our new Emory Orthopaedics & Spine Center as well as the Emory Sports Performance and Research Center in Flowery Branch.
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@gregory_sawicki @EmoryUniversity @Ferris_vball @GT_PoWeR_Lab Thanks Greg! I'm in the Sport Performance and Research Center (literally being built as I type) out at the new Sports Med facility in Flowery Branch. Once in-person meetings are a thing again, I'd love to swing by for a visit!
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@BryanSchlink @EmoryUniversity @Ferris_vball Welcome to ATL! Which lab at Emory. Please come visit us over at @GT_PoWeR_Lab !
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Today is my first official day as a Postdoctoral Fellow at @EmoryUniversity. That means, for the first time in 9+ years, I’m no longer a member of the @Ferris_vball lab. Please enjoy my earliest lab pic (left, 2011) and a recent recreation (right, 2020). 1/2
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@kesar_lab @EmoryUniversity @Ferris_vball Excited to be here! Looking forward to hearing more about your research as well!
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@BryanSchlink @EmoryUniversity @Ferris_vball Welcome to @EmoryUniversity, Bryan! Hope to cross paths with you at some point on campus and hear about your past and current research!
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I can’t thank this lab enough for everything over the years. In my time there, I was fortunate enough to author/co-author 10 papers, present at 5 international conferences, and finally learn how to grow a proper beard 🙃. I'm forever grateful for all of it. 2/2
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Bryan Schlink, PhD retweetledi
After 20 great years @SportsMed4Kids...tomorrow @Jed_Diekfuss @KBarberFoss @JasonAvedesian @TaylorZuleger @BryanSchlink Manish Anand Andrew Schille Chris Riehm start a new chapter @EmoryUniversity @emoryhealthcare @AtlantaFalcons Thank you @CincyChildrens for the opportunities
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