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This short presentation provides a few thoughts on how the field of biomechanics has evolved over my career, the role of the Canadian Society for Biomechanics (CSB) in my career development and thoughts on how the field will continue to contribute to addressing important clinical questions that can ...
I was exposed to biomechanics research first in 1974 when taking an undergraduate class in biomechanics at the Federal Technical Institute in Zurich. I was lucky as the class was taught by the founder and driver of international biomechanics, Dr. Juerg Wartenweiler, whose legacy is immortalized in t...
When asked to be part of this symposium, I was reminded of the feeling I had when receiving my career award from the Canadian Society for Biomechanics – I felt I had made some significant contributions, but still had so many questions and ideas remaining that my career was at best half completed. ...
With the development of state-of-the-art experimental and computational methods, as well as increased collaborative and interdisciplinary research, the positive impacts of biomechanics research on aspects of daily living have been profound and continue to grow. Here, in addition to summarizing my co...
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