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Brigitte Demes

Professor Emerita

Stony Brook University

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Renaissance School of Medicine

Anatomy

Brigitte Demes is currently serving as an Anatomy Professor Emerita at Stony Brook University.

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Stony Brook University

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biomechanics physiology physical anthropology anthropology evolutionary biology primate behavior human evolution human movement kinematics primatology biological anthropology evolutionary anthropology mammalian biology kinesiology animal science bone research animal behavior motor control morphology (biology) anatomy mammalogy gait analysis avian biology paleoanthropology animal physiology orthopedic biomechanics experimental biology body size musculoskeletal science bipedal locomotion upper extremity avian locomotion movement ecology movement analysis mechanical behavior three-dimensional kinematics craniofacial research vertebrate paleontology american archaeology skull base motor behavior axial skeleton mechanical stresses ornithology zoology exercise science interfacial studies bone density mammalian physiology musculoskeletal function strepsirhine primates prosimian primates primate locomotion pan troglodytes bipedal walking functional significance human walking experimental medicine livestock science bioenergetics angiogenesis bone remodeling primate systematics animal genetics facial reconstruction mesenchymal stem cells lumbar spine spinal biomechanics biological evolution primate quadrupedalism hindlimb drive cross-sectional geometry cranial morphology fossil hominids bite force tapered mammalian limbs orthopaedic research orthopaedic surgery

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Adaptations for Bipedal Walking: Musculoskeletal Structure and Three-Dimensional Joint Mechanics of Humans and Bipedal Chimpanzees (Pan Troglodytes). Journal of Human Evolution (2022)

Matthew C. O'NeillBrigitte DemesNathan E. ThompsonSusan G. LarsonJack T. SternBrian R. Umberger

musculoskeletal structurerehabilitationkinematicsbipedal walkingbipedal chimpanzeesthree-dimensional joint mechanicsprimate behaviorhuman evolutionhuman movementanimal scienceevolutionary anthropologybiomechanicsneuroscienceevolutionary biology

The Loss of the ‘Pelvic Step’ in Human Evolution. Journal of Experimental Biology (2021)

Nathan E. ThompsonDanielle RubinsteinWilliam Parrella-O'DonnellMatthew A. BrettBrigitte DemesSusan G. LarsonMatthew C. O'Neill

physiologyevolutionary biologyhuman evolutionexperimental biology

Step Width and Frontal Plane Trunk Motion in Bipedal Chimpanzee and Human Walking. Journal of Human Evolution (2018)

Nathan E. ThompsonMatthew C. O’NeillNicholas B. HolowkaBrigitte Demes

physiologyrehabilitationkinesiologyphysical anthropologybipedal chimpanzeegait analysisprimate behaviormovement analysishuman evolutionanatomystep widthmotor behaviorevolutionary anthropologybipedal locomotionhuman walkingmotor controlbiomechanicsneuroanatomy

Supplementary Material From"Three-Dimensional Kinematics and the Origin of the Hominin Walking Stride". (2018)

Matthew C. O'NeillBrigitte DemesNathan E. ThompsonBrian R. Umberger

three-dimensional kinematicsanthropologysupplementary materialkinematics

Three-Dimensional Kinematics and the Origin of the Hominin Walking Stride. Journal of The Royal Society Interface (2018)

Matthew C. O'NeillBrigitte DemesNathan E. ThompsonBrian R. Umberger

kinematicspaleoanthropologyhuman evolutionhuman originsthree-dimensional kinematicsevolutionary anthropologyanthropologyhominin walking stridebiomechanicsevolutionary biology

Biomechanics of Knuckle-Walking in African Apes. (2017)

N. E. ThompsonB. DemesK. R. OstrofskyS. C. McFarlinM. M. RobbinsT. S. StoinskiS. Almécija

biomechanicsanthropologyafrican apes

Chimpanzee and Human Midfoot Motion During Bipedal Walking and the Evolution of the Longitudinal Arch of the Foot. Journal of Human Evolution (2017)

Nicholas B. HolowkaMatthew C. O'NeillNathan E. ThompsonBrigitte Demes

rehabilitationkinesiologykinematicsbipedal walkinggait analysishuman evolutionhuman midfoot motionevolutionary anthropologylongitudinal archbiomechanicsevolutionary biology

Chimpanzee Ankle and Foot Joint Kinematics: Arboreal Versus Terrestrial Locomotion. American Journal of Physical Anthropology (2017)

Nicholas B. HolowkaMatthew C. O'NeillNathan E. ThompsonBrigitte Demes

physiologymedical anthropologyrehabilitationanimal behaviorkinematicsphysical anthropologyanimal physiologyprimate behaviorhuman movementterrestrial locomotionanimal sciencefoot joint kinematicsanthropologymotor controlchimpanzee anklebiomechanics

Ontogenetic and Genetic Influences on Bone’s Responsiveness to Mechanical Signals. Cambridge University Press eBooks (2017)

Ian J. WallaceBrigitte DemesStefan Judex

physiologybioenergeticsmechanical signalshuman geneticsgeneticsgenetic influencesdevelopmental biologybiomechanics

Pelvic Height, Lumbar Entrapment, and Their Effects on Upper Body Stability During Bipedalism. The 86th Annual Meeting of the American Association of Physical Anthropologists, New Orleans (2017)

Nathan E ThompsonMatthew C O'NeillBrigitte Demes

rehabilitationlumbar entrapmenthuman movementpelvic heightmusculoskeletal interactionmusculoskeletal disordersphysical therapyhuman musculoskeletal systemhuman performancekinematicsmusculoskeletal sciencemusculoskeletal functionbiomechanicsphysiologysport physical therapykinesiologyphysical anthropologymusculoskeletal researchapplied physiologyupper body stability

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Brigitte Demes

Professor Emerita

Stony Brook University

Affiliations

Renaissance School of Medicine

Anatomy

Brigitte Demes is currently serving as an Anatomy Professor Emerita at Stony Brook University.

Honors

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Experiences

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Brigitte Demes

Stony Brook University

Professor Emerita

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Adaptations for Bipedal Walking: Musculoskeletal Structure and Three-Dimensional Joint Mechanics of Humans and Bipedal Chimpanzees (Pan Troglodytes). Journal of Human Evolution (2022)

Matthew C. O'NeillBrigitte DemesNathan E. ThompsonSusan G. LarsonJack T. SternBrian R. Umberger

The Loss of the ‘Pelvic Step’ in Human Evolution. Journal of Experimental Biology (2021)

Nathan E. ThompsonDanielle RubinsteinWilliam Parrella-O'DonnellMatthew A. BrettBrigitte DemesSusan G. LarsonMatthew C. O'Neill

physiologyevolutionary biologyhuman evolutionexperimental biology

Step Width and Frontal Plane Trunk Motion in Bipedal Chimpanzee and Human Walking. Journal of Human Evolution (2018)

Nathan E. ThompsonMatthew C. O’NeillNicholas B. HolowkaBrigitte Demes

Supplementary Material From"Three-Dimensional Kinematics and the Origin of the Hominin Walking Stride". (2018)

Matthew C. O'NeillBrigitte DemesNathan E. ThompsonBrian R. Umberger

three-dimensional kinematicsanthropologysupplementary materialkinematics

Three-Dimensional Kinematics and the Origin of the Hominin Walking Stride. Journal of The Royal Society Interface (2018)

Matthew C. O'NeillBrigitte DemesNathan E. ThompsonBrian R. Umberger

kinematicspaleoanthropologyhuman evolutionhuman originsthree-dimensional kinematicsevolutionary anthropologyanthropologyhominin walking stridebiomechanicsevolutionary biology

Biomechanics of Knuckle-Walking in African Apes. (2017)

N. E. ThompsonB. DemesK. R. OstrofskyS. C. McFarlinM. M. RobbinsT. S. StoinskiS. Almécija

biomechanicsanthropologyafrican apes

Chimpanzee and Human Midfoot Motion During Bipedal Walking and the Evolution of the Longitudinal Arch of the Foot. Journal of Human Evolution (2017)

Nicholas B. HolowkaMatthew C. O'NeillNathan E. ThompsonBrigitte Demes

rehabilitationkinesiologykinematicsbipedal walkinggait analysishuman evolutionhuman midfoot motionevolutionary anthropologylongitudinal archbiomechanicsevolutionary biology

Chimpanzee Ankle and Foot Joint Kinematics: Arboreal Versus Terrestrial Locomotion. American Journal of Physical Anthropology (2017)

Nicholas B. HolowkaMatthew C. O'NeillNathan E. ThompsonBrigitte Demes

Ontogenetic and Genetic Influences on Bone’s Responsiveness to Mechanical Signals. Cambridge University Press eBooks (2017)

Ian J. WallaceBrigitte DemesStefan Judex

physiologybioenergeticsmechanical signalshuman geneticsgeneticsgenetic influencesdevelopmental biologybiomechanics

Pelvic Height, Lumbar Entrapment, and Their Effects on Upper Body Stability During Bipedalism. The 86th Annual Meeting of the American Association of Physical Anthropologists, New Orleans (2017)

Nathan E ThompsonMatthew C O'NeillBrigitte Demes

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