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Edith Arnold


Stanford University
Neuromuscular Biomechanics Lab
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I am investigating the links between muscle structure and function in humans. I'm particularly interested in the roles of the force-length and force-velocity properties of muscle and the effects of tendon compliance during walking and running. I'm also working on developing the tools and spaces that will help biomechanics researchers collaborate on projects like this.

Other Interests: User-centered design Health care innovation Hiking and camping
Member since Apr 6, 2007

Member of 14 projects
Total forum posts: 44
Last forum post: Jan 10, 2013

Projects

Edith Arnold is a member of the following projects:

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2007BioE215 Arnold
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2007BioE215 Fox
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Lower Limb Model
2010
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Muscle
contributions to
mass center...
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OpenSim
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OpenSim Advanced
User and Developer
Workshop, August...
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OpenSim Advanced
User and Developer
Workshop, March...
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OpenSim Advanced
User and Developer
Workshop, March...

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