Engineering, Biomechanics
Human skeleton on virtual simulator with blue background and DNA strand on the right

The mechanisms contributing to spinal stability continue to elude researchers. The persistent efforts in deciphering the mechanisms affording spinal stability are warranted by the enormous global economic burden caused by back pain which produces more disability than any other condition. However, one may not logically conceive solutions for spinal instability, linked to back pain, when the biomechanics of the healthy stable spine are not understood. 

Human head built as wires

The study of musculoskeletal biomechanics is truly interdisciplinary provided it builds on knowledge from engineering, rehabilitation therapist, and physicians.  The musculoskeletal biomechanics research lab has working collaborations between these key ares of expertise.

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The musculoskeletal biomechanics research group is active in various forms of results dissemination.

on the right hand side, a human head filled with gears. From the left leading to the right in the background are vertical lines of varying lengths

Join this inter-disciplinary and dynamic team to learn key skills towards becoming a successful biomedical engineer.

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