SHAPE Research Seminar
Optimising lower limb amputee gait using novel quantification methods
As part of the SHAPE Research Seminar Series, Maria Bisele, NTU presents: Optimising lower limb amputee gait using novel quantification methods.
- From: Wednesday 6 December 2017, 1 pm
- To: Wednesday 6 December 2017, 2 pm
- Location: 252, Erasmus Darwin, Nottingham Trent University, Clifton Campus, Clifton Lane, Nottingham, NG11 8NS
Event details
As part of the SHAPE Research Seminar Series, Maria Bisele, NTU presents: Optimising lower limb amputee gait using novel quantification methods.
This seminar will be hosted by Dr Cleveland Barnett.
All welcome.
For any queries please contact Professor Craig Sale.
Location details
Room/Building:
Address:
Clifton Campus
Clifton Lane
Nottingham
NG11 8NS
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