Tobias Siebert

The paper develops primary human skeletal muscle organoids that mimic metabolic and exercise responses, showing alignment with in vivo responses and detecting drug effects.

This study investigates whether cortical or spinal excitability changes contribute to improved stretch-shortening cycle (SSC) performance, finding no significant associations and suggesting mechanical factors are more influential.

This study benchmarks three muscle models in LS-DYNA across force-length-velocity, active-lengthening, and vibration experiments, finding that the VEXAT model outperforms the others in simulating biological muscle behavior.