Bolsterlee, Bart

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Bolsterlee, Bart

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ORCID: 0000-0001-8277-5026

Affiliations (4)

Name	Count	Oldest	Newest
Neuroscience Research Australia (NeuRA)	5	2015	2025
University of New South Wales	5	2015	2025
Queensland University of Technology	2	2023	2025
Delft University of Technology	1	2015	2015

Papers (5)

Year	Article	Times Cited	Times Cited (no self-citations)
2015	Bolsterlee B, Veeger HEJ, van der Helm FCT, Gandevia SC, Herbert RD. Comparison of measurements of medial gastrocnemius architectural parameters from ultrasound and diffusion tensor images. J Biomech. April 13, 2015;48(6):1133-1140.	8	6
2023	Chow BVY, Morgan C, Rae C, Novak I, Davies S, Herbert RD, Bolsterlee B; MUGgLE Study investigators. Three-dimensional skeletal muscle architecture in the lower legs of living human infants. J Biomech. June 2023;155:111661.	1	0
2023	Zhang Y, Herbert RD, Bilston LE, Bolsterlee B. Three-dimensional architecture of the human subscapularis muscle in vivo. J Biomech. December 2023;161:111854.	1	1
2025	Bolsterlee B, Lloyd R, Bilston LE, Herbert RD. A mechanically consistent muscle model shows that the maximum force-generating capacity of muscles is influenced by optimal fascicle length and muscle shape. J Biomech. March 2025;182:112584.	0	0
2025	Bolsterlee B, Chow BVY, Morgan C, Novak I, Rae C, Davies S, Lancaster A, Rizzo RRN, Rizzo CY, Herbert RD. Ambulant children with cerebral palsy have similar leg muscle moment arms to typically developing children. J Biomech. August 2025;189:112828.	0	0

Collaborators (3)

Name Count Oldest Newest

van der Helm, Frans C. T. 1 2015 2015

Bilston, Lynne E. 2 2023 2025

Herbert, Robert D. 5 2015 2025