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Exercise scientist teams up with engineers to reduce swimmer injuries - Gunnison Country Times

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A university swimming pool is not where you’d typically look for a student working with state-of-the-art electronics. But that’s exactly where Emily Jauch is conducting a lot of her research, using specialized sensors from Western Colorado University’s neuromechanics lab to study the science of movement.  For Jauch, a master’s student in the Clinical Exercise Science program, the lab’s equipment has allowed her to see tiny movements in swimmers …
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