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Royal Society Open Science|April 17, 2018
Heel impact forces during barefoot versus minimally shod walking among Tarahumara subsistence farmers and urban AmericansIan J Wallace, Elizabeth Koch, Nicholas B Holowka, et al.The Journal of Experimental Biology|November 17, 2020
The human foot functions like a spring of adjustable stiffness during runningNicholas B Holowka, Alexander Richards, Benjamin E Sibson, et al.Journal of Human Evolution|December 4, 2018
Step width and frontal plane trunk motion in bipedal chimpanzee and human walkingNathan E Thompson, Matthew C O'Neill, Nicholas B Holowka, et al.Scientific Reports|September 18, 2020
Effect of the upward curvature of toe springs on walking biomechanics in humansFreddy Sichting, Nicholas B Holowka, Oliver B Hansen, et al.American Journal of Physical Anthropology|May 16, 2014
Brief communication: Cineradiographic analysis of the chimpanzee (Pan troglodytes) talonavicular and calcaneocuboid jointsNathan E Thompson, Nicholas B Holowka, Matthew C O'Neill, et al.Anatomical Record (Hoboken, N.J. : 2007)|February 20, 2025
Foot arch height, arch stiffness, and intrinsic muscle size are not strongly associated with daily physical activity levels in a cross-sectional study of adults in the United StatesChloé Lauer, Nicholas B Holowka, Steven Worthington, et al.Frontiers in Bioengineering and Biotechnology|June 16, 2023
Mobility of the human foot's medial arch helps enable upright bipedal locomotionLauren Welte, Nicholas B Holowka, Luke A Kelly, et al.Physiological Reports|October 19, 2022
Does plantar skin abrasion affect cutaneous mechanosensation?Bert Wynands, Claudio Zippenfennig, Nicholas B Holowka, et al.Evolutionary Human Sciences|August 17, 2023
Forest terrains influence walking kinematics among indigenous Tsimane of the Bolivian AmazonNicholas B Holowka, Thomas S Kraft, Ian J Wallace, et al.Nature Communications|October 7, 2015
Surprising trunk rotational capabilities in chimpanzees and implications for bipedal walking proficiency in early homininsNathan E Thompson, Brigitte Demes, Matthew C O'Neill, et al.Pageof 3