VISTA 2013
"Equipment and Technology in Paralympic Sports" 1-4 May
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Paralympic Movement approaching a technology crossroads
Lack of knowledge and research on technology use could harm credibility of Paralympic sport claims VISTA2013 speaker
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Low-cost vs. high-tech equipment takes centre stage at VISTA2013
Motivation UK’s Chris Rushman, and Simone Oehler, the head of the testing department at IPC Worldwide Partner Ottobock, presented at the second day of the conference.
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Burkett’s keynote highlights first day of VISTA2013 IPC Sports Science Committee member Brendan Burkett opened up debate for what role equipment must serve in Paralympic sport. /news/burkett-s-keynote-highlights-first-day-vista2013 /sites/default/files/images/130502164637358_JW_VISTA2013-0671.mainpicture_612.JPG
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VISTA2013 opening to draw big names
Paralympic champion Heinrich Popow, the Daily Telegraph’s Gareth Davies and Dr. Wolfgang Potthast will take part in the VISTA2013 Opening Ceremony.
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Cooper to receive Paralympic Scientific Award
Dr. Rory Cooper, founding director of the Human Engineering Research Laboratories at the University of Pittsburgh, will be presented the honour.
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