So well deserved. Kim was the secret sauce that made my @ScottLIMBlab do so many amazing things. Thank you so much!
Congratulations to our very own Kim Moore, Lab Manager for @ScottLIMBlab, on her Special Recognition for Staff Award! This award recognizes staff, nominated by their peers, who have gone above and beyond to create a lasting positive impact across the Queen’s community. @queensu
Looking forward to @ncm_soc in Croatia and this panel.
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Thrilled to have Dr. Kubes join us @QueesUHealth
“Dr. Paul Kubes brings a dynamic track record of research excellence to @QueensUHealth and the @QueensCRI” says Dr. Stephen Scott @ScottLIMBlab , Vice-Dean Research, QHS. Welcome Dr. Kubes!
@KinarmLab is set up and ready to go. Booth 2737. See you at @SfN_Events
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Check out some of the work from our lab and others exploring the connection between the kidneys and the brain in this month's Mind over Matter Magazine from @womensbrains (page 23 on) 🫘↔️🧠womensbrainhealth.org/s/MOM-…
@drjvanderlinden @jgordonboyd @ScottLIMBlab
Very excited to launch Research Excellence Clusters at @QueensUHealth!
healthsci.queensu.ca/stories…
Congrats Andrew and Sam! Great initiative and support from @azrielifdn. Look forward to future progress.
📢 Very excited to announce that, with very generous support from @azrielifdn, we are launching a new consortium for studying motor planning, execution and resilience. schulich.uwo.ca/about/news/2…
Deeply sad to hear this. Very much enjoyed his creativity and how he worked to change our thinking in sensorimotor control. Will miss his enthusiasm for life.
Unbelievably saddened and shocked to hear about @slimanjbensmaia 's passing away. I was just talking to him last week... My deepest condolences to his family, students, and loved ones.
The President can be difficult to negotiate with. 😉
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Seems like it was not long ago when you were an UG in my lab. Envious of your new Kinarm as mine are really old! Looking forward to you teaching us about the brain.
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Well deserved!
Congratulations to Dr. Amy Bastian, Chief Science Officer and Director of the Motion Analysis Laboratory at Kennedy Krieger, on the prestigious honor of being elected to @theNASciences! #NASMembers #NAS160
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#QueensU is excited to partner with @YorkUniversity on the Connected Minds initiative. With $105M from the Canada First Research Excellence Fund, our researchers will explore the transformative impacts of #AI and #DisruptiveTech on humanity and society ➡️ queensu.ca/gazette/stories/u…
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Congrats @DavidMaslove on this amazing achievement!!🥂🥳
There are no words to describe how immensely proud we are of our Dept member, @DavidMaslove, for publishing one of the top 10 papers in our field!!!
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Proud to announce my team received the Community Impact Award (~$1M) from #Ontario to expand our NeuroTech #Microcredential Program with @GunnarBlohm at @queensu @QueensU_CNS, in partnership with @NeuroTechX and in collaboration with @westernneurosci @vistayorku @NipissingU.🧵👇
Playing bubble soccer as a team building event at our LimbLab summer event. Lots of motor adaptation to deal with a 20lb ball on your head and limited leg movements. What a hoot!
mlb scores - three touchdowns and a field goal and Red Sox will be ahead… google.ca/search?q=mlb+score…;;
Congratulations #ViaRail. Rushed to make train 669, just so I could hang out for two hours. No trains are on time. Figure out what is wrong and fix it!!
Glad to see #QSUL9 is going again! @Kinarmlab
Here is @SebastianSporn going through the role of kinematic assessment using @KinarmLab in post-stroke upper limb recovery #QSUL9 @UCLIoN - very cool!
And thank you @jgordonboyd as I mention the great work your team is doing in my talk!
I've been lucky to collaborate with @ScottLIMBlab for years @QueensU_CNS. @KinarmLab team has been invaluable to my program of research studying cognitive impairment in ICU survivors, cardiac surgery patients, and individuals with kidney disease.























