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What: Science and Medicine of Skateboarding
When: Saturday and Sunday, October 7 and 8, 2006 (tentative dates -
to be confirmed in early 2006)
Where: Irvine, California (that's in Orange County in Southern
California)
The Symposium will contain keynote lectures, but it will mainly
provide a forum for free communications. Abstracts will be solicited
for free communications (15 minute presentations followed by 5
minutes of Q&A) in early 2006. There will be a proceedings volume
published shortly after the symposium. We will provide the full
details for abstract submission including the peer review process, in
a formal announcement of the symposium to be sent out in early 2006.
If you want to be on the mailing list for that annonucement, please
contact
Jeremy Determan, or, E. C. "Ned" Frederick, at
skatesymposium@soletechnology.com
Topics of Interest:
Epidemiology
Etiology of Skateboarding injuries
Orthopedic, Podiatric , and other Clinical Aspects
Biomechanics of Skateboarding
Physiology
Psychological Aspects
Sociological Aspects
Anthropological Findings
Morphological Research
Mechanical Engineering
Demographics
Scientific and Technical Aspects of Equipment Design
Physics of Skateboarding
Please contact us If your research interests overlap any of the
potential topics listed above, or if you are researching anything
else that will help us all understand skateboarders, enhance our
ability to prevent or treat injuries to skaters, or, enhance
performance or safety in skateboarding.
This first of its kind symposium is meant to be a gathering place for
researchers, engineers, and clinicians interested in skateboarding.
Our hope is to bring together the best in the world and to provide a
forum for the presentation of research findings and lively discussion.
Contact Information:
Jeremy Determan
Sole Technology Institute
20162 Windrow Drive
Lake Forest, CA 92630
+1.949.460.2020 phone
Jeremy.Determan@SoleTechnology.com
or,
skatesymposium@soletechnology.com
Sponsored by the Sole Technology Institute
www.stilab.com
What: Science and Medicine of Skateboarding
When: Saturday and Sunday, October 7 and 8, 2006 (tentative dates -
to be confirmed in early 2006)
Where: Irvine, California (that's in Orange County in Southern
California)
The Symposium will contain keynote lectures, but it will mainly
provide a forum for free communications. Abstracts will be solicited
for free communications (15 minute presentations followed by 5
minutes of Q&A) in early 2006. There will be a proceedings volume
published shortly after the symposium. We will provide the full
details for abstract submission including the peer review process, in
a formal announcement of the symposium to be sent out in early 2006.
If you want to be on the mailing list for that annonucement, please
contact
Jeremy Determan, or, E. C. "Ned" Frederick, at
skatesymposium@soletechnology.com
Topics of Interest:
Epidemiology
Etiology of Skateboarding injuries
Orthopedic, Podiatric , and other Clinical Aspects
Biomechanics of Skateboarding
Physiology
Psychological Aspects
Sociological Aspects
Anthropological Findings
Morphological Research
Mechanical Engineering
Demographics
Scientific and Technical Aspects of Equipment Design
Physics of Skateboarding
Please contact us If your research interests overlap any of the
potential topics listed above, or if you are researching anything
else that will help us all understand skateboarders, enhance our
ability to prevent or treat injuries to skaters, or, enhance
performance or safety in skateboarding.
This first of its kind symposium is meant to be a gathering place for
researchers, engineers, and clinicians interested in skateboarding.
Our hope is to bring together the best in the world and to provide a
forum for the presentation of research findings and lively discussion.
Contact Information:
Jeremy Determan
Sole Technology Institute
20162 Windrow Drive
Lake Forest, CA 92630
+1.949.460.2020 phone
Jeremy.Determan@SoleTechnology.com
or,
skatesymposium@soletechnology.com
Sponsored by the Sole Technology Institute
www.stilab.com