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The Computational Biomechanics Research Group is a multidisciplinary team including experts in areas from vertebrate morphology and palaeontology to geometric morphometrics, mechanical engineering and maxillofacial surgery. We are keen to take on motivated students at Hons, Masters and PhD levels. Some available projects are shown below. We are happy to discuss these and other projects with potential students or postdocs. Contact Steve Wroe: swroe@une.edu.au. Biomechanics of giant short-faced kangaroos.

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The Computational Biomechanics Research Group is a multidisciplinary team including experts in areas from vertebrate morphology and palaeontology to geometric morphometrics, mechanical engineering and maxillofacial surgery. We are keen to take on motivated students at Hons, Masters and PhD levels. Some available projects are shown below. We are happy to discuss these and other projects with potential students or postdocs. Contact Steve Wroe: swroe@une.edu.au. Biomechanics of giant short-faced kangaroos.

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Wroe Lab: Potential Student Projects in Biomechanics: Biomechanics of the moa skull: Identifying constraints in feeding ecology

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The Computational Biomechanics Research Group is a multidisciplinary team including experts in areas from vertebrate morphology and palaeontology to geometric morphometrics, mechanical engineering and maxillofacial surgery. We are keen to take on motivated students at Hons, Masters and PhD levels. Some available projects are shown below. We are happy to discuss these and other projects with potential students or postdocs. Contact Steve Wroe: swroe@une.edu.au. Biomechanics of giant short-faced kangaroos.

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Wroe Lab: Potential Student Projects in Biomechanics: Biomechanics of giant short-faced kangaroos

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The Computational Biomechanics Research Group is a multidisciplinary team including experts in areas from vertebrate morphology and palaeontology to geometric morphometrics, mechanical engineering and maxillofacial surgery. We are keen to take on motivated students at Hons, Masters and PhD levels. Some available projects are shown below. We are happy to discuss these and other projects with potential students or postdocs. Contact Steve Wroe: swroe@une.edu.au. Biomechanics of giant short-faced kangaroos.

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Wroe Lab: Potential Student Projects in Biomechanics: Giants and dwarfs: Skull form and function in Irish Elk and Mediterranean island deer

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The Computational Biomechanics Research Group is a multidisciplinary team including experts in areas from vertebrate morphology and palaeontology to geometric morphometrics, mechanical engineering and maxillofacial surgery. We are keen to take on motivated students at Hons, Masters and PhD levels. Some available projects are shown below. We are happy to discuss these and other projects with potential students or postdocs. Contact Steve Wroe: swroe@une.edu.au. Biomechanics of giant short-faced kangaroos.

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Wroe Lab: Potential Student Projects in Biomechanics: Skull of the sabertoothed 'tiger' (Smilodon fatalis) showing brain and canine roots

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The Computational Biomechanics Research Group is a multidisciplinary team including experts in areas from vertebrate morphology and palaeontology to geometric morphometrics, mechanical engineering and maxillofacial surgery. We are keen to take on motivated students at Hons, Masters and PhD levels. Some available projects are shown below. We are happy to discuss these and other projects with potential students or postdocs. Contact Steve Wroe: swroe@une.edu.au. Biomechanics of giant short-faced kangaroos.

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Wroe Lab: Potential Student Projects in Biomechanics: Reconstructing the skull of the giant Haasts eagle

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The Computational Biomechanics Research Group is a multidisciplinary team including experts in areas from vertebrate morphology and palaeontology to geometric morphometrics, mechanical engineering and maxillofacial surgery. We are keen to take on motivated students at Hons, Masters and PhD levels. Some available projects are shown below. We are happy to discuss these and other projects with potential students or postdocs. Contact Steve Wroe: swroe@une.edu.au. Biomechanics of giant short-faced kangaroos.

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Blog of the Computational Biomechanics Research Group - Using Virtual Reconstruction and Computational Biomechanics to study form and function in biology: Stephen Wroe (Director) email: swroe@une.edu.au phone: 61 2 6773 3261 or 04323 49049. BBC 2nd July 2013: Extreme Pouched Saber-tooth. The Australian 7th May 2013: Climate change killed the megafauna: original paper in PNAS. SCIENCE DAILY 14th March 2012: Mystery Human Fossils Put Spotlight On China. BBC News 4th November 2011: Ancient bear bite. NEW SC...

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Blog of the Computational Biomechanics Research Group - Using Virtual Reconstruction and Computational Biomechanics to study form and function in biology: Stephen Wroe (Director) email: swroe@une.edu.au phone: 61 2 6773 3261 or 04323 49049. Sunday, April 29, 2012. Labels: Finite Element Model of human molar tooth with 96 semi-automatically assigned orthotropic properties. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). FULL PUBLICATION LIST (Wroe). Workshop in FEA, Shape Analysis and Virtual Reconstruction 2012 UNSW.

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Blog of the Computational Biomechanics Research Group - Using Virtual Reconstruction and Computational Biomechanics to study form and function in biology: Stephen Wroe (Director) email: swroe@une.edu.au phone: 61 2 6773 3261 or 04323 49049. Saturday, May 25, 2013. Article in The Australian May 7th 2013: Climate change killed the megafauna - original paper published in PNAS. September 17, 2013 at 12:11 AM. I can see that you are putting a lot of time and effort into your site and. View my complete profile.

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Blog of the Computational Biomechanics Research Group - Using Virtual Reconstruction and Computational Biomechanics to study form and function in biology: Stephen Wroe (Director) email: swroe@une.edu.au phone: 61 2 6773 3261 or 04323 49049. Wednesday, March 21, 2012. Workshop in FEA, Shape Analysis and Virtual Reconstruction 2012 UNSW. The CBRG is running a workshop in the application of Finite Element Analysis, Shape Analysis and Virtual Reconstruction at the University of New South Wales - September 3.

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Blog of the Computational Biomechanics Research Group - Using Virtual Reconstruction and Computational Biomechanics to study form and function in biology: Stephen Wroe (Director) email: swroe@une.edu.au phone: 61 2 6773 3261 or 04323 49049. Workshop in FEA, Shape Analysis and Virtual Reconstruction 2012 UNSW. Finite Element Model of reconstructed. Attendees will be given a solid grounding in the skills required to assemble and analyse 3D mechanical models from serial x-ray (CT or microCT) data of biologi...

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Blog of the Computational Biomechanics Research Group - Using Virtual Reconstruction and Computational Biomechanics to study form and function in biology: Stephen Wroe (Director) email: swroe@une.edu.au phone: 61 2 6773 3261 or 04323 49049. Skull with brain highlighted. Chimpanzee) cranium superimposed on that of a. VM stress in human skull biting at 2nd right molar. Crash testing skulls (New Scientist). Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). FULL PUBLICATION LIST (Wroe). View my complete profile.

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Blog of the Computational Biomechanics Research Group - Using Virtual Reconstruction and Computational Biomechanics to study form and function in biology: Stephen Wroe (Director) email: swroe@une.edu.au phone: 61 2 6773 3261 or 04323 49049. Geometric morphometric analyses of mammalian carnivore skulls. Collaboration continues with Anjali Goswami (University Colledge London) and Nick Milne (Unibersity of Western Australia) on relationships between form and function in mammalian carnivore crania. We are co...

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The Computational Biomechanics Research Group is a multidisciplinary team including experts in areas from vertebrate morphology and palaeontology to geometric morphometrics, mechanical engineering and maxillofacial surgery. We are keen to take on motivated students at Hons, Masters and PhD levels. Some available projects are shown below. We are happy to discuss these and other projects with potential students or postdocs. Contact Steve Wroe: swroe@une.edu.au. Biomechanics of giant short-faced kangaroos.

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