Dan completed his MSc degree requirements with his seminar presentation on “Compensatory movement simulation of subacromial impingement syndrome kinematics using an asymptomatic group for rehabilitative shoulder exercises.” Congratulations Dan!
In collaboration with researchers at the Sunnybrook Research Institute and Polytechnique Montréal, professor McLachlin published a study that examined visualization of spinal cord tractography using diffusion tensor imaging.
Aleks completed his PhD comprehensive for his thesis work entitled: “Computational Modeling of the Cervical Spinal Cord: Investigation of Impact Response and Injury Risk.” Congratulations Aleks!
Matheus completed his MASc degree requirements with his thesis seminar entitled: “Optimization of Neck Musculature Activation for Head Kinematics in Frontal, Lateral and Rear Impact Simulations”. Congratulations Matheus!
Martine was awarded an Natural Sciences and Engineering Research Council (NSERC) PGS Scholarship towards her PhD research studying spinal implant fixation and loosening. Congratulations Martine!