Researchers within this cluster study the mechanistic principles of healthy balance control and origins of balance deficits and falls.
This research is crucial for developing new tools, therapeutic interventions and technologies to reduce the likelihood and impact of balance instability and falls.
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Our clusters enjoys the support of many organizations
This is an opportunity for OBDAF members to experience a special hands-on VR workshop with WorldViz experts in Santa Barbara July 17-21 in conjunction with BIOPAC’s 4T|Phys Human Physiology Conference.
Congratulations to cluster researchers Dr. Brain Dalton and Dr. Vicki Komisar and their trainees, who were recently featured in a UBC News article for their research work on human balance and falls. Drs. Dalton and Komisar have ongoing collaborations to understand balance and falls from different research lenses, including biomechanics, motor control, and gerontology.
Congratulations to all Cluster Trainee award winners! Several Cluster trainees received awards at the annual UBC Kinesiology Awards night. The event was held on Thursday November 25th, 2021.
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