nmbl.stanford.eduNMBL – Neuromuscular Biomechanics Lab

NMBL People Publications Research Human Movement Dynamics and Control Big Data Science to Improve Mobility Biomedical Imaging Optogenetics and Neuromodulation Human Performance Laboratory Software and Models for the Scientific Community Past Work News About Resources Directions Neuromuscular Biomechanics Lab NMBL investigators use their expertise in biomechanics, computer science, imaging, robotics, and neuroscience to analyze muscle function, study human movement, design medical technologies, and optimize human performance. Professor Scott Delp is the Principal Investigator. The Lab is part of Stanford University’s Schools of Engineering and Medicine Research Areas Software and Models for the Scientific Community We develop open source software tools, including OpenSim and Simbody, which enable scientists to develop and share accurate models and simulations of … More Big Data Science to Improve Mobility We lead the Mobilize Center, whose mission is to harness the vast amounts of data that have been collected by hundreds of research labs and millions … More Biomedical Imaging We develop and use advanced medical imaging techniques to determine muscle and bone geometry, measure in vivo joint and muscle motion, and … More Optogenetics and Neuromodulation We apply optogenetics to control neural activity in the peripheral nervous system. We have achieved light-mediated activation of motor neurons to … More Human Movement Dynamics and Control We use musculoskeletal modeling, dynamic simulations, motion capture experiments, and medical imaging to create an integrated understanding of human … More Human Performance Laboratory We use three-dimensional kinematics and forces, electromyography, and calorimetry to characterize the dynamics of movement and identify new ways to … More © 2024 · All rights reserved. Website designed by Viewfarm and James...