Praneeth Namburi

Abstract One major hallmark of alcohol use disorder (AUD) is the persistence of drinking despite negative consequences. Among indicators of AUD vulnerability, binge drinking has been identified as one of the strongest risk factors. Although the lifetime prevalence of both binge drinking and AUD has historically been higher in men than women, this gap has dramatically narrowed in the last decade.

Abstract Ultrasound technology enables safe, non-invasive imaging of dynamic tissue behavior, making it a valuable tool in medicine, biomechanics, and sports science. However, accurately tracking tissue motion in B-mode ultrasound remains challenging due to speckle noise, low edge contrast, and out-of-plane movement. These challenges complicate the task of tracking anatomical landmarks over time, which is essential for quantifying tissue dynamics in many clinical and research applications.

Abstract Tissue motions within body segments, such as the relative movements of muscles, fascia, and bone, remain largely unexplored despite their relevance to movement dysfunction, force transmission, and motor skill. Here, we present a time-synchronized multimodal dataset that bridges this gap by capturing both internal tissue dynamics and conventional biomechanical measurements during arm reaching.