Biomechanical modelling

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Dr. Joe Prinold is a bio-mechanical engineer who is developing models of children's ankles to help doctors understand the progression of childhood arthritis. Films made by Emma Carter with a grant from the Engineering Professors' Council.
  1. Engenius Films
  2. Biomechanical engineering
  3. Engineering
  4. STEM
  5. Musculoskeletal system
  6. Arthritis (Disease Or Medical Condition)
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