In our group, we are interested in how human movement affects musculoskeletal health, and how artificial intelligence, machine learning, and data science can help us understand these relationships. Our interests include diseases such as knee osteoarthritis and injuries that can occur through participating in sports or exercise.
The end goal of our research is to help inform patient-specific interventions that help an individual achieve and maintain optimal musculoskeletal/joint health. Through AIBL, we hope to empower people to remain active, healthy, and ABLE to participate in the activities they want to do in their lives.
Beneath the skin, gears grind and hum
Muscles and bones, a symphony come
A dance of forces, a biomechanical dream
A machine that moves, with precision supreme
The joints they hinge, the tendons they pull
A symphony of movement, a dance that is full
The body in motion, a work of art
A machine designed to play its part
From the smallest joint, to the largest limb
A biomechanical wonder, a machine within
A symphony of motion, a marvel to behold
The human body, a story yet untold
So let us marvel, at this work of art
The biomechanics of human movement, a perfect start
To understanding, the complexities of life
A machine that moves, with beauty and strife.