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Microstrain Award

Microstrain Award

Microstrain
From 1998-2007, Microstrain, Inc., of Burlington, Vermont funded an award that recognized superior achievement in the area of instrumentation. The award recognized the individual's innovative application of existing instrumentation or developement of new instrumentation for use in the field of biomechanics.

Selection from the the top 10th percentile of abstracts submitted to the annual meeting. The award consisted of an engraved plaque and a check for $1,000.

  • Eligibility
    • The award competition was open to scientists of any age and stage in their career (for example, undergraduate and graduate students, postdoctoral fellows, faculty and researchers) both in and outside the U.S. Candidates for the award must be the first or sole author on an abstract of original research submitted to the ASB annual meeting.

Past Award Winners

Year
Awardee
Title
2007 Michael Llewellyn In vivo sarcomere length measurement by minimally invasive microendoscopy
2006 Jane Goldsworthy Validation of a Patient-Specific Finite Element Model of the Ankle
2005
Azita Tajaddini

Laser Induced Auto-Fluorescence (LIAF) As A Method For Assessing Skin Stiffness Preceding A Diabetic Ulcer Formation
2004 none  
2003 Oliver K. Erne

Depth-dependent relaxation of articular cartilage in unconfined compression
2002 Takeo Matsumoto Residual Stress and Strain in the Lamellar Unit of the Aorta: Experiment and Analysis
2001 Karen E. Reed Design and evaluation of a cryogenic probe to induce osteonecrosis in a precise location
2000 No award  
1999

Jonathan Sakai

Basic science and clinical applications of a magnetic tracking/virtual reality based system for assessment of overall cervical spine kinematics
1998

Tammy Haut

 A high accuracy three-dimensional coordinate digitizing system for  reconstructing the geometry of diarthrodial joints

 

 
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