Featuring Assistant Professor Arielle Fischer ’11, M.Sc. and Ph.D. ’16

Current treatments for joint trauma such as physical therapy and exercise are met with limited success, leaving many patients to develop future disease such as osteoarthritis. Technion Professor Arielle Fischer has a solution.

Join us for our premiere Park City virtual event with Asst. Prof. Arielle Fischer, head of the Applied Biomechanics and Wearable Technology Lab in the Technion Faculty of Biomedical Engineering. Prof. Fischer is combining technology and biology with mechanics to create groundbreaking solutions to mitigate persistent joint pathologies. From looking at biomedical markers to using high-tech sensors to improve joint rehabilitation, Prof. Fischer’s multdisciplinary approach gives hope to patients in pain. Her team of electrical, biomedical, mechanical engineering, biology, neuroscience, and physiotherapist experts collaborates with hospitals, sports organizations, and military populations.

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