Jelle Haasnoot successfully defended "Design and Validation of Steer, Roll, Yaw and Sway Motion of a Kinematics-Based Bicycle Simulator. Everyone at the bicycle lab is very proud of Jelle and wishes him the best! Jelle will move into a full time position at Tacx and will likely mentor some future …

As of September 30th we have wrapped up our work integrating Jupyter based computing tools into the LibreTexts platform. This work was part of a three year $5M grant from the U.S. Department of Education (DoE) to enhance open access textbooks called Open Textbooks Pilot Program (CFDA No. 84 …

Steer Assist Bicycle: an example bicycle technology developed at the TU Delft Bicycle lab with Gazelle. Job description The TU Delft Bicycle Lab is seeking a postdoctoral researcher for a 12 month full time contract [1] with a starting date before the end of 2021. The researcher will develop and …

The TU Delft Bicycle Lab has been awarded approximately one third of a $350k grant to the SymPy project from the Chan-Zuckerberg Foundation as part of their "Essential Open Source Software for Science" program. SymPy is joining a host of exciting open source software projects in this program. This is …

See this link for the video and article (in Dutch): https://www.hartvannederland.nl/nieuws/olympische-spelen/ontwerper-fiets-baanwielrenners-trots-op-gouden-plak

Joris Kuiper successfully defended "Development of an Integrated Bicycle Accident Detection System: Introducing ALARM: Accident Localisation And Recognition Method". His system is designed for future Gazelle electric bikes. Joris has accepted a position at Gearbox to develop agricultural robots following graduation. Congrats to Joris!

Jan Groenhuis successfully defended "Experimental data-tracking of the BMX SX gate start using biomechanical modeling and trajectory optimization". Everyone at the bicycle lab is very proud of Jan and will miss him! Jan is off to European bicycle tour as his first new venture.

Yesterday, we posted a new preprint to engrXiv: J. K. Moore, B. Cloud, M. Hubbard, and C. A. Brown, "Analysis and Ethical Design of Terrain Park Jumps for Snow Sports," Preprint, Mar. 2021. [Online]. Available: https://doi.org/10.31224/osf.io/sq7u9. The abstract reads: Most American snowsport resorts …

Back of the napkin analysis and commentary on Chloé Dygert's 2020 UCI Road World Championships crash.

Georgios Dialynas successfully defended his thesis.

Georgios Dialynas will defend his Bicycle Lab PhD thesis September 15 at 12:30 CEST.

The lab is moving to TU Delft this summer.

Our 2019 rowing performance estimation paper is now published in Plos One.

Our slides from our November SacPy talk.

Bryn Cloud and Trevor Metz Presented at the 2019 UC Davis Undergraduate Research Conference

Blog post to share recent conference abstract submissions.

Lab co-awardees of $5M Department of Education Grant

Our paper on the ski jump design software is published in the Journal of Open Source Software.