Web Directory

» Biomechanical Engineering Division
   Information on admissions, degree programs, courses, facilities and laboratories. Stanford University, U.S.
   http://www.stanford.edu/group/biomech/

» Biomechanics
   Information from Wikipedia on this branch of biology, the analysis of the mechanics of living organisms and the application of engineering principles to and from biological systems.
   http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Biomechanics

» Biomechanics Classes on the Web
   A resource for faculty and students who are interested in biomechanics classes. Includes information on animal biomechanics, biomedical engineering, and related subjects, plus textbooks and related links.
   http://www.uoregon.edu/~karduna/biomechanics/

» Biomechanics Magazine
   Magazine that seeks to promote professional growth and knowledge for all medical and allied health professionals with a compelling interest in lower extremity biomechanics.
   http://www.biomech.com

» Fossil Biomechanics
   Current research into the biomechanics of fossil sea scorpions (eurypterids).
   http://members.tripod.com/~gknight/

» Human Biomechanics Course
   Lecture and laboratory notes, assignments, interactive simulations, and related links. St. Francis Xavier University, Canada.
   http://www.stfx.ca/people/edemont/Courses/375/pe375.html

» Human Lab Sports
   Distributors of CD based sport biomechanics programs, designed to improve the performance of golfers, runners and cyclists.
   http://www.humanlabsports.com

» International College of Biomechanics
   Provides practical training in assessment procedures and treatments. Contains list of courses. New South Wales, Australia.
   http://www.icbacademy.com

» Motion Analysis Research and Rehabilitation Center
   Offers services and research to sports, physiotherapy, legal and industrial clients. University College Worcester, UK.
   http://www.marrc.co.uk

» OrthoLoad
   Public data base including results from in vivo load measurements with instrumented orthopaedic implants for hip, knee, shoulder and spine.
   http://www.orthoload.com