@BaxterLabHQ

Studying how people move, one over-analyzed step at a time Department of Orthopaedic Surgery, Penn Medicine

 Philadelphia, PA
med.upenn.edu/orl/baxterlab/
Joined May 2018
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Join us! Great opportunity at a great place! @ors_tendon @BlackBiomechs @AmSocBiomech @LatinxBiomech @IntWomenBiomech
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new validation study led by @BiomecKSong showing that #markerless motion capture generates great inverse kinematic and inverse dynamics results! goodbye tedious post-processing to catch marker swapping! hello rapid and robust movement analysis!
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Very excited for Todd to train as a doctoral student in our lab!
Todd J Hullfish@BiomechHullfish25 Aug 2022
They're still using a picture from my first day in the lab back in 2016 (!!!) but I'm very excited to have "Staff" changed to "Graduate" as I start my PhD orientation today! Looking forward to continuing my work as a graduate student!
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Really exciting news! 🥳🥃🎉
Todd J Hullfish@BiomechHullfish28 Mar 2022
Taking a quick break from grant writing to announce that I will officially be starting my PhD training this fall in @BaxterLabHQ! A huge thank you to everyone who's helped me get here! (And an extra thanks to @joshrbaxter for agreeing to put up with me for another 4 years)
It was great to visit @UDtendongroup and talk tendon.
Todd J Hullfish@BiomechHullfish25 Mar 2022
An exciting day in the @BaxterLabHQ today as we took a field trip to visit @UDtendongroup! The most exciting part? After years doing research I was finally a subject in a study that wasn't part of my own lab! Big shout-out to @RightNaoPT and @scattonesilva for having me.
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An exciting day in the @BaxterLabHQ today as we took a field trip to visit @UDtendongroup! The most exciting part? After years doing research I was finally a subject in a study that wasn't part of my own lab! Big shout-out to @RightNaoPT and @scattonesilva for having me.
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If you are passionate about using biomechanics and data science to research, develop and validate wearable and sports technologies, check out the below post doc opportunity 📈🏃‍♀️🦵📊👟🏒👩‍💻👨‍💻. DM me if you have ?s about Univ of Calgary or Biomechanigg! biomch-l.isbweb.org/forum/bi…
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Congrats to @joshrbaxter @pennmotionlab (U Penn) & @kgSilbernagel @bio_stats (@UDelawarePT) on their new 5-yr @NIH_NIAMS R01 grant👏👏 This novel study will determine loading profiles & biomarkers that explain healing & functional outcomes of patients with Achilles tendinopathy!
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Congrats John!
Biomedical Postdoctoral Programs@PennBPP25 Feb 2021
Congratulations to Dr. John Drazan (@Sports2STEM), @PennPORT_IRACDA Fellow at the @pennmotionlab, on his new faculty position. John is heading to @FairfieldU in the Dept. of Biomedical Engineering next fall as a tenure track Asst. Professor. Best wishes to you, John. ✨👏🏽👏🏻👏💫
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This week, answering our question "what does 'biomechanics' research look like to you?" -we are joined in our Member Spotlight by Kayla Seymore, a doctoral student in the University of Delaware (@udelaware) and a co-founder of the Black Biomechanists Association (@blackbiomechs).
Slide with a photo of Kayla Seymore in two spotlights with the text stating: "We asked our members: What does 'biomechanics' research look like to you'?"

ALT Slide with a photo of Kayla Seymore in two spotlights with the text stating: "We asked our members: What does 'biomechanics' research look like to you'?"

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Drew Heinmiller from @VisualSonics will be presenting a webinar on the use of high-resolution ultrasound imaging and photoacoustic in small animals. Webinar is moderated by Dr Sandy Sehgal, Director of ultrasound research. @PennRadiology @PennMDForum @PennCancer @PennMedNews
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James Dunne@jimmyjdunne_26 Jan 2021
A fantastic new book "Biomechanics of Movement The Science of Sports, Robotics, and Rehabilitation" by Tom Uchida & Scott Delp is out now! I encourage every Biomechanist to pickup a copy mitpress.mit.edu/books/biome…
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Hey, #STEM undergrads, do you want to work with an amazing research team this summer and get paid to do it? We are recruiting a student from #MechE #BioE #CS or related major for this exciting NSF-funded project. Deadline for priority applications is Friday, Feb. 12!
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BaxterLabHQ retweeted
Karl Zelik@KarlZelik18 Jan 2021
Representation matters. TV/movies play a role in inspiring current & next generation of scientists, engineers & innovators. @BlkInEngineerng @BlkInComputing @BlackInRobotics @BlackBiomechs @MCHammer @SciEntExchange #stem #diversity #inclusion #biomechanics #wearables #exosuit
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@Salon16 Jan 2021
Boseman's "Black Panther" boosts diversity in STEM – a Black engineer’s take on inspiration ift.tt/2XJ788e
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Amy Lenz@lenzetal8 Dec 2020
R/T's appreciated! I have a funded opportunity for a visiting student to work in my lab through the Summer Program for Undergraduate Research (SPUR) at the University of Utah. Check out the project: our.utah.edu/spur/2021-proje… Applications due Jan 31, 2021
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Do you have a computational bent and want to do a cool PhD on musculoskeletal trait evolution and bipedal walking/running in our hominin ancestors? I am seeking a PhD student to work on just such an NSF-funded project at Michigan. Retweets appreciated! biomch-l.isbweb.org/forum/bi…
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great funding opportunity for graduating PhDs wanting a rich post-doctoral training experience. Consider applying and our lab!
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Fun project between our lab and @UDtendongroup quantifying how to incrementally load the #Achilles tendon.
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ACPSEM@physiosinsport22 Jul 2020
1️⃣🥇 STUDY demo exercise ranking that gradually increased Achilles tendon loading across diverse set of exercises ☢ Some exercises fell within several loading tiers ⚠️ A subset of these exercises may be adequate in loading the tendon to stimulate healing bit.ly/AchillesIncrementalEx…
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Do you have a child age 5 to 17, typically-developing or having been diagnosed with a developmental disability? Please consider participating in our study! If you wish to participate after reading our flyer, please follow this link to our survey: auburn.qualtrics.com/jfe/for…
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