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I presented at ISB in Fukuoka, Japan
I presented our latest results from our asymmetry adaptation study using our robotic hip exoskeleton at the International Society of Biomechanics meeting in Fukuoka, Japan. It was a pleasure to catch up with old friends and meet new colleagues! Th...
Post · September 27, 2023
Split belt treadmill simulations published in the Journal of Neurophysiology
My simulation study using a musculoskeletal model to explore what drives gait adaptation on a split belt treadmill was just published in the Journal of Neurophysiology. Please take a look at the link below or check out our preprint if you're inter...
Post · September 27, 2023
R21 Trailblazer awarded
The National Institute of Biomedical Imaging and Bioengineering (NIBIB) at the NIH has awarded the collaborative team between Meghan Huber, Wouter Hoogkamer, and myself a 3-year, $612.7K R21 Trailblazer grant to support my variable stiffness footw...
Post · September 27, 2023
New Report- UK-ASEAN Relations: Towards sustainable, enduring & equitable partnerships
On 6th July 2023 the ‘UK- ASEAN Relations: Towards sustainable, enduring, and equitable partnerships’ IdeasLab took place at the Asia Centre in Bangkok, Thailand. The IdeasLab brought together 30 practitioners and researchers working in government...
Post · September 27, 2023
Changelog: BibTeX brackets in publication titles
Owlstown will now properly render publication titles that have BibTeX brackets. For example, if your publication title has the BibTeX string "Hello {World}!", it will appear in your Owlstown website as "Hello World!"
Also, some people use \emph...
Post · September 27, 2023
William Blake in the Wall Street Journal
Judges as Umpires, Umpires as Judges
By Christopher Shea
Anyone following the debate over the constitutionality of the Affordable Care Act will have been freshly reminded of the inadequacy of Chief Justice John Roberts’s comparison of Justices t...
Post · September 27, 2023
William Blake in the Washington Post
You can’t blame the Framers for the filibuster
By Ezra Klein
If Democrats really do try to reform the filibuster Jan. 5, we’re likely to hear a lot about how the Founding Fathers designed the Senate with the filibuster in mind, or how the filibu...
Post · September 27, 2023
William Blake in the New York Times
In a Polarized Court, Getting the Last Word
By ADAM LIPTAK
Published: March 8, 2010
A few times a year, Supreme Court justices go out of their way to emphasize their unhappiness by reading a dissent from the bench out loud, supplementing the dr...
Post · September 27, 2023
William Blake in the New York Times
Supreme Court’s End-of-Summer Conference: Where Appeals ‘Go to Die’
By Adam Liptak
WASHINGTON — Four weeks from now, on Sept. 28, the Supreme Court justices will gather in private for an annual ritual called the “long conference.” They will cons...
Post · September 27, 2023
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