#3 How you can use biomechanical modelling in health and sports research (with Mark de Zee)

Update: 2022-02-23

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In today's episode, we have Associate Professor Mark de Zee. Mark de Zee is an Associate Professor at Alborg University in Denmark, a strong university in technical applications, computational modeling and engineering. Mark himself has a solid background in biomechanics and sports technology. He is also one of the co-founders of Anybody Technology and musculoskeletal modeling software capable of estimating the body's internal forces.

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#3 How you can use biomechanical modelling in health and sports research (with Mark de Zee)

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#3 How you can use biomechanical modelling in health and sports research (with Mark de Zee)