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How do bones change their structure and strength in response to the forces placed on them? The lab investigates musculoskeletal adaptation using clinical observations, experimental models and computational simulations. Research examines the interplay between bone formation, resorption and mechanical loading. Another direction connects molecular building blocks, including collagen and mineral, with bone architecture and properties across multiple length scales. The group also develops technologies for assessing musculoskeletal biomechanics, with projects examining limb growth, fluid flow in bone adaptation and the mechanics of developing joints.
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Bone biomechanicsMechanobiologyMusculoskeletal adaptationMultiscale mechanics
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