Biomechanics

Follow-up groups » Faculty of Sport and Health Sciences

Status: Public

Is unit's follow-up group: Yes

Acronym: BME

Related organisational unit(s)

Department of Biology of Physical Activity (Faculty of Spor...); merged to SPORT 1.1.2017; Finland
Faculty of Sport and Health Sciences LTK, SPORT (University of J...); Finland

Publications and other outputs

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In Vivo muscle mechanics during human locomotion: Fascicle-tendinous tissue interaction during stretch-shortening cycle exercises (2005) Ishikawa, Masaki; G4
Interaction between fascicle and tendinous tissues in short-contact stretch-shortening cycle exercise with varying eccentric intensities (2005) Ishikawa, Masaki; et al. ; A1
Kinematic characteristics of the early flight phase in ski-jumping (2005) Schwameder, Hermann; et al. ; A3
Muscle-tendon interaction and elastic energy usage in human walking (2005) Ishikawa, Masaki; et al. ; A1
Muscle Kinematics during Isometric Contraction: Development of Phase Contrast and Spin Tag Techniques to Study Normal and Atrophied Muscles (2004) Shantanu, Sinha; et al. ; A1
Pitkäkestoisen partiotiedusteluharjoituksen fysiologiset vasteet ja fyysisen suorituskyvyn muutokset (2004) Kyröläinen, Heikki; et al. ; D4
Reserviläisten fyysisen suorituskyvyn tutkimus 2003 (2004) Jarmo, Malmberg; et al. ; D4
The effects of muscle history on short latency stretch reflex response of soleus muscle (2004) Kallio, Jouni; et al. ; A1
Mapping of movement in the isometrically contracting human soelus muscle reveals details of its structural and functional complexity (2003) Finni Juutinen, Taija; et al. ; A1
Motor unit activation patterns during isometric, concentric and eccentric actions at different force levels (2003) Linnamo, Vesa; et al. ; A1

Projects

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Research datasets

Research activities

Evalutaion for docentship of Maisa Niemelä, University of Oulu (22/08/2024) Finni Juutinen, Taija; Evaluation or assessment

Persons

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