Giuseppe Vannozzi

@mariafrancesca71.bsky.social

Eight funded #PhD positions available at #University of Rome #ForoItalico in different scientific disciplines related to human #movement and #sport.
Please follow the link and apply!

www.uniroma4.it/index.php/un...

Giovanni Cavagna at the blackboard, teaching medical students in 2005. Reproduced with permission from M. A. Legramandi.

JEB author Giovanni Cavagna died on 16 January 2025 at the age of 90 in Milan, Italy

Mario Legramandi, Alberto Minetti, Gaspare Pavei and Matteo Pecchiari celebrate his life and career in their Obituary

journals.biologists.com/jeb/article/...

Nice memories of #ISPGR2025, fruitful discussions, good research and new connections! Thanks to the organizers @ispgr.bsky.social

Hoped to see you at #ISPGR2025
Enjoy #ECSS2025 👋

Big group of PhD students of University of Rome Foro Italico @ecssofficial.bsky.social #ECSS2025

#ispgr2025 day 4 kicked off with keynote speaker Peter Shull, sharing with us his experience on how science and companies work together in the Chinese ecosystem, and where the work required towards papers and products is best done for maintaining a happy professor! #productive-interactions

Proud of colleague @chrismccrum.bsky.social for receiving the well-deserved #ISPGR2025 promising young scientist award! Looking forward to kick off a PhD project with him, Pieter Meyns, and @kennethmeijer.bsky.social in the fall on augmented reality fall-risk assessment and treatment with #Strolll

First poster session at #ISPGR2025 come to visit our poster about #IMUs characterization of sarcoma patients using #wearables

🧠 “The hospital is the perfect place to get the WRONG impression of Parkinson’s.” – Bas Bloem at #ISPGR2025
Fantastic keynote on gait in PD.
A strong reminder that real-world movement needs real-world data—wearables and continuous monitoring are key to understanding mobility.
@ispgr.bsky.social

#ispgr2025 day 2 kicks off with our second keynote, focusing on connectedness, from molecules to movement!#productive_interactions