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Hello and welcome to the ISB student section!

In this section you will find information and resources that you might find particularly useful during your studies. Over the next few months this will include downloads of tutorials and lectures from future ISB conferences, an e-pals section where you can contact other student biomechanists, a review section containing useful books, websites, etc., and a list of international sources of funding, which can be updated from those of you who have had successful applications. Potential sources of funding will be identified by country.

If you have any contributions or suggestions for future sections, please contact:

 

Allison Gruber

Biomechanics Laboratory
Kinesiology Department
University of Massachusetts
23A Totman Building
30 Eastman Lane
Amherst, MA 01002
USA
Phone: +1 978 697 2631
Fax: +1 413 545 2906
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  • Funding Section  ( 0 items )

    This page is dedicated to providing links to international funding sources that will help you in your research development.

    If you have successfully obtained funding from sources other than the ISB or your institution, please email the details to the webmaster to be entered on this page. This might be funding you have used for international or national travel, exchange programmes, funding your fees or living expenses or equipment grants.

    Any information you can add to this section will help other student biomechanists in your country identify suitable sources of financial support.

    Send posts to webmaster@isbweb.org.

     

  • Review Section  ( 0 items )

    If you have found a book, website or other resources particularly useful to your understanding or research development, then please share the details of these resources with the other student members.

    I would also like to encourage you to review your departments and schools to help new students to the field identify potential institutions that can fulfil the needs of their research interests.

    Send posts to webmaster@isbweb.org.

     

  • E-Pals Section  ( 2 items )

    Welcome to the e-pals section of the ISB student pages!

    If you would like to contact or be contacted by other student biomechanists, please post your details here, along with an overview of yourself and your research interests.

    Send posts to webmaster@isbweb.org.

     

  • Downloads Section  ( 0 items )

    This page will contain tutorials and lectures from future ISB conferences and will be available for download for those of you who are not able to attend the conferences, or those of you who were there who would like to see the material again.

    For those of you who have access to video/audio footage that might be a useful additional to this section. Please note, all ISB conference footage is in English.

    Send posts to webmaster@isbweb.org.

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