Fifteen months off campus and DIESEL has managed to keep busy! As we head into Spring 2021, we have news (hope!) of a slow return to campus in Fall 2021 to boost our spirits. While we all look ahead to getting back in the lab, here's a look back at our pandemic year...
DIESEL was in the news today, with various sources covering the details of our latest published study about the pushup plus (PUP) technique, entitled "Examining upper extrem
DIESEL has recently had some great opportunities to meet local clinicians and health practitioners as well as out of province researchers in January and February!
Wishing everyone a safe and happy holiday with their family and friends. After a well deserved break, we are looking forward to returning to campus for the Winter semester to accomplish some more amazing shoulder research!
DIESEL trainees are currently recruiting participants for a research study!
We are actively looking for individuals with overweight or obese body types (as determined by the Body Mass Index (BMI) measurement) for an ergonomics research study taking place on campus in our lab. The aim of this study is to assess differences in physical exposures between varying body composition groups while performing manual material handling tasks.
DIESEL trainees are currently recruiting participants for an upcoming research study!
We are looking for male and female volunteers to help us investigate muscle activity in individuals with different breast tissue thickness.
The DIESEL team is heading to Hamilton, Ontario this week for the 2016 Canadian Society for Biomechanics (CSB) Conference! This bi-annual conference brings biomechanists and ergonomists from across Canada together to present research on a wide variety of topics that focus on engineering, rehabilitation science, and kinesiology.
This past week, a few members of DIESEL travelled to Winterthur, Switzerland, for the 11th Conference of the International Shoulder Group!