News
Report of TATCOT Visit
A complete report of the recent ISB visit to the Tanzania Training Centre for Orthopaedic Technologists (TATCOT) is now available for download. Please also visit the TATCOT Project webpage for recent developments and more information.
ISB2013 - A Celebration of Life
Marco Vaz, Chairperson of ISB Congress 2013, has a message to share in the following PDF including the extension of the deadline for abstract submission. Read about it here: 
 ISB_2013_-_Santa_Maria.pdf
ISB Awards 2013
The ISB Awards for 2013 have been announced. Applications are now requested for the Promising Scientist, Clinical Biomechanics, David Winter Young Investigator and Emerging Scientist Awards. Use the links for the details of each award.
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The next ISB Congress is being held in 2013 in Natal, Brazil. Make sure you are there for our major meeting of all ISB members and others who work in the international Biomechanics community. Please stay tuned for all updates on events, satelite conferences, submissions, travel grants for students and EDC members, and keynote and invited speakers. See the ISB2013 web site for information. |
Funding Opportunities for Researchers from Economically Developing Countries
For ISB members from Economically Developing Countries funding is possible from Grand Challenges Canada and the Schlumberger Foundation, which are dedicated to funding researchers from developing and emerging countries. Furthermore, proposal/application deadlines for these funding opportunities begin in early September 2012. Read more ...
Professor David Winter
It is with great sadness that we inform the International Biomechanics community of the passing of Professor David Winter. David Winter had a pioneering role in defining the biomechanics field. His methods and rationale for using biomechanics to understand movement are foundational to the modern science of biomechanics. The International Biomechanics community passes our sincere condolences to David's family. Details about David and his funeral can be found at this link.
Further, a full tribute message is in the March 2012 issue of ISB NOW.
