Physiologist-engineer pushing the boundaries of human performance with science, data, and technology, also former @teamusa rower 🇺🇸
Boston, MA
Joined September 2024
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@zbitter just had one and to say he is active would be an understatement
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dani dewitt retweeted
Margaret Hamilton passed away this past week, & I strongly urge you to read this article. I think it will shock you – because most of her work was never celebrated until recently. As a leader in her field, she pioneered recognizing software engineering as its own discipline.
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dani dewitt retweeted
In 1992 Peter Ratcliffe received this rejection from Nature.
Almost 30 years later he won the Nobel Prize for the same discovery.
Don't lose faith in the things you believe in.
"While the two part computer science, sports science can be difficult times, it’s been a really cool journey learning to leverage both in this new kind of arena." @MollieBrewer, founding member of Women in Sports AI and Tech Club
On the Training Science Podcast, Mollie Brewer explains why domain expertise matters when working with large datasets in sport science, and how it helps tell a genuine new insight apart from a problem in the data.
Full episode: open.spotify.com/episode/4nQ…
@PaulBLaursen
Genuine question for both of you.
How do you think about neuropathic (small nerve fiber damage) or hypovolemia (low blood volume) types of dysautonomia?
Can be caused by viral infections, surgeries, injuries, etc.
Fascinating comment on fatigue, someone should explore this data
"I often feel better when fatigue starts to set in" - Wout Van Aert on the rise as Vuelta progresses
cyclinguptodate.com/cycling/…
I missed that, I should read the whole paper now 😅
W'rec kinetics are also different for similar training status
pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/3492…