Adam Sylvester

Johns Hopkins Medicine

asylves4@jhmi.edu

https://www.hopkinsmedicine.org/profiles/results/directory/profile/10003254/adam-sylvester

Adam Sylvester’s research focuses on understanding the way in which humans and non-human primates move through their environments. Movement is essential for finding food, water, safety and potential mates, and is therefore critical to a specie’s ability to thrive. He studies the structure and interactions of bones and muscles to learn how they predict an animal’s ability to move.