Biomechanics

Spinal cord damage breaks the connection between the brain and the body, but new carbon fibre electrodes may help bridge this gap and offer an all-new treatment for paralysis

PhD student Eloise Milbourn is researching affordable, non-invasive technologies to enhance rehabilitation after amputation in lower-income countries

Laureate Professor Graeme Clark AC, who led the team that invented Australia’s multi-channel cochlear implant, says he still cries “tears of joy” when someone’s hearing is restored

From swimming to shot put, biomechanics can identify key physiological traits that contribute to athletic success in Olympic sports

An inexpensive system for customised prosthetic sockets is producing much-needed assistive devices for people around the world

Using advanced biomechanics, researchers found the results of a cognitive task to identify visual targets were significantly improved when performed while walking

Researchers have developed a first-of-its-kind predictive tool for spinal fracture in people who have osteoporosis, including activities and spinal joints that carry higher risk

Biomechanical technology that uses virtual reality can not only help treat injuries, but also prevent them

An obstacle course for human lung cells could be the answer for better testing the effectiveness of potential new drugs