The 14th Annual Meeting of the Danish Society of Biomechanics will be hosted by the Department of Veterinary and Animal Sciences at University of Copenhagen on Friday November 11.
Programme Danish Society of Biomechanics Annual Meeting Friday November 11
Venue:
Department of Veterinary and Animal Sciences
Dyrlægevej 100,
Auditorie 1 (Stue etagen)
1870 Frederiksberg
9:00-9:40
Registration, Poster Mounting & Coffee
9:40-9:45
Welcome By The Organizers
9:45-10:45
Podium Presentations (Session 1)
Chair: Jessica Pingel
Each presentation will be 8 minutes followed by 2 minutes of discussion in English.
9:45-9:55 S01-1: Jessica Pingel, University of Copenhagen
3D Synchrotron imaging of muscle tissues at different atrophic stages in stroke and spinal cord injury: a proof-of-concept study
9:55-10:05 S01-2: Ilias Theodorakos, Aalborg University
On the incluence of the initial guess when estimating knee ligament properties via optimization procedures
10:05-10:15 S01-3: Bo E. Seiferheld, Aalborg University
A field evaluation of a passive upper-extremety exoskeleton for manual material handling in blade manufacturing
10:15-10:25 S01-4 *Student Competition: Nicki Lentz-Nielsen, Aalborg University
Categorizing Movement in Handball using inertial measurement Units with XGBoost
10:25-10:35 S01-5 *Student Competition: Federica Rapelli, University of Copenhagen
Assessment of the effects of external pressure applied on the skin during ultrasound measurements of muscle thickness, echogenicity and pennation angle
10:45-11:30
Steno Lecture By Associate Professor Ernst Albin Hansen, Aalborg University
11:30-11:45
Break
11:45-12:55
Podium Presentations (Session 2)
Chair: Peter Raffalt
Each presentation will be 8 minutes followed by 2 minutes of discussion in English.
11:45-11:55 S02-1: Lasse Schrøder Jakobsen, Aalborg University
Use and familiarization of a passive shoulder-exoskeleton in manual materials handling – A field study
11:55-12:05 S02-2: Adrian Harrison, University of Copenhagen
Biomechanical testing of tension and creep in the Patellar ligament: A Canine post mortem study
12:05-12:15 S02-3: Mathias Munk-Hansen, Aalborg University
Avoiding intra-subject variability during experimentally induced trips
12:15-12:25 S02-4 Mohammadjavad Einafshar, Aalborg University
Biomechanical evaluation of bone screw stability using acoustic modal analysis and conventional pull-out: An animal study
12:25-12:35 S02-5 *Student Competition: Frederikke Spedsbjerg, Aalborg University
The Effect of six weeks of back Squat training on dynamic strength index
12:35-12:45 S02-6 *Student Competition: Elisa Jolas, Aalborg University
Simulated increase in monoarticular hip muscle strength reduces the first peak of knee compression forces during walking in healthy individuals
12:45-12:55 S02-7 *Student Competition: Mathilde Gad, University of Copenhagen
The Equine Lateral Raphe: Multimodal verification and biomechanics
12:55-14:00
Lunch
13:00-13:25
General Assembly - Danish Society of Biomechanics
14:00-15:10
Podium Presentations (Session 3)
Chair: John Rasmussen
Each presentation will be 8 minutes followed by 2 minutes of discussion in English.
14:00-14:10 S03-1: Steen Harsted, Aalborg University & University of Southern Denmark
Dynamic lower limb alignment in preschool children
14:10-14:20 S03-2: Peter Raffalt, University Of Southern Denmark
Electro-suit treatment of children with unilateral cerebral palsy alters nonlinear dynamics of walking
14:20-14:30 S03-3: Yunsub Jung, Aalborg University
Comparison of MRI sequences for the automatic segmentation of knee structures
14:30-14:40 S03-4 Gong He-Zhao, Aalborg University
The effect of fatigue on dynamic stability control during stair descent
14:40-14:50 S03-5 Vibeke Sødring Elbrønd, University of Copenhagen
Differences in the fascia between dogs and horses and their impact on the biomechanics
14:50-15:00 S03-6 *Student Competition: Mads Præstegaard Sørensen, Aalborg University
Does the Choice of lower body strength test matter when calculating dynamic strength index?
15:00-15:10 S03-7 *Student Competition: Sebastian Svane, Aalborg University
The association between dynamic strength index and measures of sprint, change of direction and jumping ability
15:10-16:00
Poster Session & Coffee
Poster 1 P01-1: Morten Bilde Simonsen, Aalborg University
Custom-made foot orthoses for Rheumatoid arthritis: Looking at responders and no responders
Poster 2 P01-2: Jessica Pingel, University of Copenhagen
Non-invasive measurements of the mechanical properties of muscle tissue in canine and equine athletes using the Myoton Pro device
Poster 3 P01-3: Ernst A. Hansen, Aalborg University
The freely chosen cadence is increased during repeated bouts of submaximal cycling
Poster 4 P01-4: Magnus K. Hyttel, Aalborg University
Age-related decline in power output reflecting aerobic potential in trained cyclists
Poster 5 P01-5: Peter Raffalt, University of Southern Denmark Odense
Calculating sample entropy from isometric torque signals: Methodological considerations and recommendations
Poster 6 P01-6: L. Jakobsen , Technical University of Denmark (DTU)
Footwear traction device with biomechanical loading conditions
Poster 7 P01-7: Adrian Harrison, University of Copenhagen
The efficacy of intermittent long-term bell boot application for the correction of muscle asymmetry in equine subjects
Poster 8 P01-8: Xiao-Zhou Luo, Aalborg University
The effects of three strength training methods on the lower extremety biomechanics and performance of sprinters during start acceleration
Poster 9 P01-9: Gong-He Zhao, Aalborg University
Effects of leg fatigue on pelvis and trunk kinematics during stair ascent
Poster 10 P01-10: Vibeke Sødring Elbrønd, University of Copenhagen
Equine myodural bridges - An Anatomical and integrative and functional description of myodural bridges along the spine of horses: Special focus on the atlanto-occipital and atlanto-axial regions of leg fatigue on pelvis and trunk kinematics during stair ascent
16:00-16:10
Announcement of Student Award Winner
16:10-16:15
Official Closing
16:15-17:00
Refreshments & Networking

REGISTRATION FOR THE 2022 ANNUAL MEETING IS NOW OPEN
The price for attendance is DKK 75,-.
The price includes:
coffee, lunch and afternoon snacks
The attendence fee is waived for members of the Danish Society of Biomechanics (not student members). Please check your email for a coupon code to use for registration.
REGISTRATION CLOSES BY MIDNIGTH ON NOVEMBER 9TH
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Abstract submission will open on Monday September 26
and closes Friday October 28.
DEADLINED EXTENDED TO NOVEMBER 4th
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Student Award
The purpose of Danish Society of Biomechanics Student Award is to recognize the work of BA, MSc or PhD students presenting their abstract in the student competition at our Annual Meeting
The winner of the student award is selected by the attendance of the Annual Meeting
2015
Mathias Vedsø
Kristiansen
Muscle coordination during bench press is changed af 5 weeks of strength training: A Randomised controlled study
2018
Morten Bilde
Simonsen
Effect of experimental tibialis posterior mucle pain on muscle recruitment: A parametric study
2021
Patrick Mai
Mimicking game scenarios in a laboratory-based enviroment: the effects on knee abduction moment when facing varied task demands
2016
Fillip G. Lysdal &
Kristian Mortensen
Estimating muscle forces and stress in hip adductors in Hoffenheim soccer players performing short passing using 3D modelling
2019
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Xx
2017
Stephanie Mann
Activation level of left forearm and shoulder muscles during violin playing
2020
Bo Eitel Seiferheld
Biomechanical investigation of a passive upper-extremity exoskeleton for manual material handling - a computational parameter study and modelling approach