exec@isbs.groups.io | #Dyson chair (2024)

#392

Hi all,

Just a quick e-mail to ask for any thoughts/ideas on who might be suitable people to ask to chair this year’s Dyson lecture. I just wondered if any of you knew of any ISBS members who had good links/relationship with Prof. Vilas-Boas and might be well placed to chair his lecture. No problem if no-one comes to mind but it’d be nice to have someone chairing it who knows him personally.

Best wishes,

Neil

#393

The obvious choices are awards committee member, one of his former students, or swimming scholars like Ross Sanders or Raul Arelllano.

Duane

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Hi all,

Just a quick e-mail to ask for any thoughts/ideas on who might be suitable people to ask to chair this year’s Dyson lecture. I just wondered if any of you knew of any ISBS members who had good links/relationship with Prof. Vilas-Boas and might be well placed to chair his lecture. No problem if no-one comes to mind but it’d be nice to have someone chairing it who knows him personally.

Best wishes,

Neil

#394

I know that as an Associate Editor for Sports Biomechanics, he works closely with Daniel Fong. But there are likely better options.

Stuart

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#395

On May 17, 2022, at 11:29 AM, Stuart Mcerlain-Naylor <s.a.mcerlain-naylor@...> wrote:

I know that as an Associate Editor for Sports Biomechanics, he works closely with Daniel Fong. But there are likely better options.

Stuart

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The obvious choices are awards committee member, one of his former students, or swimming scholars like Ross Sanders or Raul Arelllano.

Duane

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Hi all,

Just a quick e-mail to ask for any thoughts/ideas on who might be suitable people to ask to chair this year’s Dyson lecture. I just wondered if any of you knew of any ISBS members who had good links/relationship with Prof. Vilas-Boas and might be well placed to chair his lecture. No problem if no-one comes to mind but it’d be nice to have someone chairing it who knows him personally.

Best wishes,

Neil

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#397

Hi there,

I think Raul Arellano is probably the best option.

Bruce Mason or Hideki Takagi could be other alternatives if they were going. The Marks will know who is registered.

I exchanged a couple of emails with Ross Sanders last week since it was the first anniversary of us both retiring. I said I had just booked to come and expect he would have said if he was doing the same. He’s got a trip to Scotland planned in September, so unlikely to be looking to go twice.

Cheers,

Peter

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Date: Wednesday, 18 May 2022 at 1:06 am
To: exec@isbs.groups.io <exec@isbs.groups.io>
Subject: [exec] #Dyson chair

Hi all,

Just a quick e-mail to ask for any thoughts/ideas on who might be suitable people to ask to chair this year’s Dyson lecture. I just wondered if any of you knew of any ISBS members who had good links/relationship with Prof. Vilas-Boas and might be well placed to chair his lecture. No problem if no-one comes to mind but it’d be nice to have someone chairing it who knows him personally.

Best wishes,

Neil