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Anna N. Ahn

Professor of Biology

Harvey Mudd College

Affiliations

Center For Computational Science And Engineering

Harvey Mudd College

Department Of Biology

Department Of Computer Science

Humanities, Social Sciences, and the Arts

Department Ofbiology

Anna N. Ahn is currently serving as a Center For Computational Science And Engineering Professor of Biology at Harvey Mudd College.

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Anna N. Ahn

Harvey Mudd College

Professor of Biology

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biomechanics kinesiology physiology human movement motor control kinematics applied physiology zoology musculoskeletal disorders exercise physiology avian biology animal physiology neuroscience rehabilitation animal behavior experimental biology bipedal locomotion orthopedic biomechanics entomology anatomy insect science movement ecology movement analysis experimental criminology sport medicine integrative biology animal performance exercise science muscle function gait analysis musculoskeletal interaction comparative physiology musculoskeletal function static forces experimental measurements neurophysiology animal science avian locomotion skeletal muscle experimental botany animal biotechnology molecular physiology adaptation wildlife pest management rodent ecology sport science musculoskeletal science tissue physiology human physiology angiogenesis in vivo systems experimental biophysics experimental analysis companion animals comparative analysis skilled performance substation work flexible work arrangements workload characterization test case design tool use running insect leg extensor muscles red-legged running frog muscle activity leg muscles energy absorption semimembranosus muscle segment length changes insect leg rough terrain death-head cockroach rapid negotiation insect leg muscles work loop technique physical medicine natural computing rehabilitation engineering mechanical engineering neuromuscular medicine mechanical science physical therapy mechanobiology quantitative biology human performance dance education athletic training spinal cord bio-inspired computation physiological measurements neural engineering multibody system dynamic biomechanical engineering neurorehabilitation mechanical systems mechatronics artificial life biosystems computing education robotics automation intelligent robotic systems sport physical therapy balance technology movement disorders mechanics central nervous system

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Lower Leg Morphology in Runners: Forefoot Strikers Have Longer Heels but Not Bigger Muscles Than Rearfoot Strikers. Journal of Experimental Biology (2019)

morphologykinesiologyrearfoot strikersgait analysishuman musculoskeletal systemhuman movementanatomymorphology (biology)sport medicinebipedal locomotionmusculoskeletal disorderslower leg morphologybiomechanicsorthopaedic surgeryforefoot strikers

Different Segments Within Vertebrate Muscles Can Operate on Different Regions of Their Force–Length Relationships. Integrative and Comparative Biology (2018)

A N AhnN KonowC TijsA A Biewener

physiologyintegrative biologybiophysicsanatomydifferent segmentsforce-length relationshipsvertebrate musclesstructural biologybiomechanicsneuroscienceneuroanatomy

Measuring Stride Intervals Using Wearable Devices for Solo and 3-Legged Walking. Medicine & Science in Sports & Exercise (2017)

Sara J. McAllisterAnna N. AhnCassandra DavisPallavi DeshpandeLeanna M. NamovicKenneth S. RobertsonN P. ReevesJohn G. Milton

rehabilitationmedicinegait analysisexercise physiologyhuman movementsport medicinewearable devicesexercise sciencestride intervals

Exceptional Running and Turning Performance in a Mite. Journal of Experimental Biology (2016)

Samuel RubinMaria Ho-Yan YoungJonathan C. WrightDwight L. WhitakerA. N. Ahn

kinesiologycriminologyperformance studiesviolent behaviorexperimental criminologyskilled performancehuman performancebehavioral sciences

Effect of Temperature on Leg Kinematics in Sprinting Tarantulas ( Aphonopelma Hentzi ): High Speed May Limit Hydraulic Joint Actuation. Journal of Experimental Biology (2015)

N. A. BoosterF. Y. SuS. C. AdolphA. N. Ahn

biomechanical engineeringkinematicskinesiologydeformationorthopedic biomechanicsmovement analysishuman movementhydraulic joint actuationexperimental criminologyhigh speedmovement ecologybiomechanicsleg kinematics

Exceptional Locomotory Performance in Paratarsotomus Macropalpis Mites (878.1). The FASEB Journal (2014)

developmental systemzoologybiologyexceptional locomotory performanceanatomymorphology (biology)bipedal locomotionmorphological impactevolutionary biology

Muscle Activity and Kinematics of Forefoot and Rearfoot Strike Runners. Journal of sport and health science/Journal of Sport and Health Science (2014)

A.N. AhnC. BraytonT. BhatiaP. Martin

physiologykinematicskinesiologymusculoskeletal scienceorthopedic biomechanicsexercise physiologyhuman movementsport medicinesport scienceexercise scienceathletic trainingbiomechanicshealth sciencesmuscle activity

Kinematic Evidence for Superfast Locomotory Muscle in Two Species of Teneriffiid Mites. Journal of Experimental Biology (2013)

Grace C. WuJonathan C. WrightDwight L. WhitakerAnna N. Ahn

physiologybiophysicsteneriffiid miteskinematicskinesiologymechanicsorthopedic biomechanicsexercise physiologyhuman movementsuperfast locomotory musclekinematic evidencebiomechanicsexperimental biology

How Muscles Function – the Work Loop Technique. Journal of Experimental Biology (2012)

A. N. Ahn

physical medicinetool userehabilitation engineeringhuman movementorthopedic surgeryworkload characterizationpublic healthneurologysubstation workexercise physiologyspinal cord injuryindustrial ergonomicswork loop techniquesafety scienceflexible work arrangementstest case designexperimental criminologyneuroscienceorthopaedic research

Variability of Neural Activation During Walking in Humans: Short Heels and Big Calves. Biology Letters (2011)

rehabilitationshort heelskinesiologyneural circuitsapplied physiologygait analysispathological gaithuman movementmovement analysisbipedal locomotionmovement disordersbig calvesmotor controlmusculoskeletal disordersmotor systemsneuroscienceneural activation

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Anna N. Ahn

Professor of Biology

Harvey Mudd College

Affiliations

Center For Computational Science And Engineering

Harvey Mudd College

Department Of Biology

Department Of Computer Science

Humanities, Social Sciences, and the Arts

Department Ofbiology

Anna N. Ahn is currently serving as a Center For Computational Science And Engineering Professor of Biology at Harvey Mudd College.

Honors

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Experiences

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Anna N. Ahn

Harvey Mudd College

Professor of Biology

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Lower Leg Morphology in Runners: Forefoot Strikers Have Longer Heels but Not Bigger Muscles Than Rearfoot Strikers. Journal of Experimental Biology (2019)

Different Segments Within Vertebrate Muscles Can Operate on Different Regions of Their Force–Length Relationships. Integrative and Comparative Biology (2018)

A N AhnN KonowC TijsA A Biewener

physiologyintegrative biologybiophysicsanatomydifferent segmentsforce-length relationshipsvertebrate musclesstructural biologybiomechanicsneuroscienceneuroanatomy

Measuring Stride Intervals Using Wearable Devices for Solo and 3-Legged Walking. Medicine & Science in Sports & Exercise (2017)

Sara J. McAllisterAnna N. AhnCassandra DavisPallavi DeshpandeLeanna M. NamovicKenneth S. RobertsonN P. ReevesJohn G. Milton

rehabilitationmedicinegait analysisexercise physiologyhuman movementsport medicinewearable devicesexercise sciencestride intervals

Exceptional Running and Turning Performance in a Mite. Journal of Experimental Biology (2016)

Samuel RubinMaria Ho-Yan YoungJonathan C. WrightDwight L. WhitakerA. N. Ahn

kinesiologycriminologyperformance studiesviolent behaviorexperimental criminologyskilled performancehuman performancebehavioral sciences

Effect of Temperature on Leg Kinematics in Sprinting Tarantulas ( Aphonopelma Hentzi ): High Speed May Limit Hydraulic Joint Actuation. Journal of Experimental Biology (2015)

N. A. BoosterF. Y. SuS. C. AdolphA. N. Ahn

Exceptional Locomotory Performance in Paratarsotomus Macropalpis Mites (878.1). The FASEB Journal (2014)

developmental systemzoologybiologyexceptional locomotory performanceanatomymorphology (biology)bipedal locomotionmorphological impactevolutionary biology

Muscle Activity and Kinematics of Forefoot and Rearfoot Strike Runners. Journal of sport and health science/Journal of Sport and Health Science (2014)

A.N. AhnC. BraytonT. BhatiaP. Martin

Kinematic Evidence for Superfast Locomotory Muscle in Two Species of Teneriffiid Mites. Journal of Experimental Biology (2013)

Grace C. WuJonathan C. WrightDwight L. WhitakerAnna N. Ahn

How Muscles Function – the Work Loop Technique. Journal of Experimental Biology (2012)

A. N. Ahn

Variability of Neural Activation During Walking in Humans: Short Heels and Big Calves. Biology Letters (2011)

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