Young-Hui Chang (Jonathan Colton)

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Publication Activity (10 Years)

Years Active: 2016-2023
Publications (10 Years): 8

Top Topics

Peripheral Artery Disease

Electron Microscopy

Top Venues

The Journal of experimental biology

Prosthetics and orthotics international

Experimental brain research

Journal of the Royal Society, Interface

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Publications

Andrew K Schulz, Cassie Shriver, Suzanne Stathatos, Benjamin Seleb, Emily G Weigel, Young-Hui Chang, M Saad Bhamla, David L Hu, Joseph R Mendelson
Conservation tools: the next generation of engineering-biology collaborations. Journal of the Royal Society, Interface 20 (205) (2023)
Megan E Toney-Bolger, Young-Hui Chang
The motor and the brake of the trailing leg in human walking: transtibial amputation limits ankle-knee torque covariation. Experimental brain research (2022)
Nathan J Kirkpatrick, Robert J Butera, Young-Hui Chang
DeepLabCut increases markerless tracking efficiency in X-ray video analysis of rodent locomotion. The Journal of experimental biology 225 (16) (2022)
Audra M Davidson, W Lee Childers, Young-Hui Chang
Altering the tuning parameter settings of a commercial powered prosthetic foot to increase power during push-off may not reduce collisional work in the intact limb during gait. Prosthetics and orthotics international 45 (5) (2021)
Emily Simonds, Young-Hui Chang, Geza Kogler, Jonathan S Colton
Design and testing of a prototype foot orthosis that uses the principle of granular jamming. Prosthetics and orthotics international 45 (3) (2021)
Brian P Selgrade, Montakan Thajchayapong, Gloria E Lee, Megan E Toney, Young-Hui Chang
Changes in mechanical work during neural adaptation to asymmetric locomotion. The Journal of experimental biology 220 (Pt 16) (2017)
Young-Hui Chang, Lena H Ting
Mechanical evidence that flamingos can support their body on one leg with little active muscular force. Biology letters 13 (5) (2017)
Megan E Toney, Young-Hui Chang
The motor and the brake of the trailing leg in human walking: leg force control through ankle modulation and knee covariance. Experimental brain research 234 (10) (2016)