It is interesting to see, that three muscles pull the foot up but only one pulls at the heel.
https://plus.google.com/102661599634485362064/posts/bVKQmoqu8oq
It is interesting to see, that three muscles pull the foot up but only one pulls at the heel.
https://plus.google.com/102661599634485362064/posts/bVKQmoqu8oq
Editing video, i.e. trimming, converting, etc., are often required to present scientific results. Finding good software to do this is often a challenge, therefore I will list free software that I find useful. Today’s pick is Freemake Video Converter, capable of trimming and converting you video without adding watermarks. Watch out during the installation process at it tries to install a ton of additional software on your computer.
A nice article appeared on Redorbit, another one in Canadian Running, featuring a video of Mable and in India again an article in the Jagran Post.
https://plus.google.com/102661599634485362064/posts/DqBvuZFZzs3
First entry in “OSUtoday”, covered by UPI, News-Medical, and Bio-Medicine, and linked by Science360, an NSF page.
David Stauth from the Oregon State University’s press office released a bulletin about our JEB article today and it appeared at Oregon State, Science Daily, Phys-Org, ScienceCodex, BioScienceTechnology, EurekaAlert (with Video) and has been copied by EScienceNews, inagist.
For the article “Impulsive ankle push-off powers leg swing in human walking” coming up in the 4. issue of the Journal of Experimental Biology we have generated an animation to illustrate our findings: