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Kinetic and kinematic data collected from controlled low-speed rear-end crash tests are typically limited to normally seated volunteers, cadavers, and anthropomorphic test devices.

Skull Fracture Origination

Forensic evaluations of fracture patterns arising from blunt force trauma to the human head have traditionally relied upon case studies rather than controlled experimental data.

Biomechanical Analysis of Rear-End Collision Integrating Subject-Specific Posture & Vehicle Fit

Available kinematic and kinetic data with respect to low speed rear-end collisions are typically limited to volunteer, cadaver, and anthropomorphic test device.

Disparate Patterns of Skull Fracture

Determining the etiology of skull trauma by analyzing the resulting fracture pattern is a common forensic objective that has been demonstrated to follow generalized trends.

Hand and Foot Forces in Occupational Railcar Ascent

Falls from ladders are a major cause of worker injuries and fatalities.

Visual Acuity and Contrast Sensitivity in a Virtual Environment

Virtual reality (VR) and head-mounted displays (HMDs) can be viable tools for the presentation of accurate and valid demonstrative data in the courtroom.

Spatial Awareness and Depth Perception in Various Display Methodologies (e.g. 2D and 360 degree Photos/Videos, and Virtual Reality)

The ability to accurately depict the scene of an incident to a jury is a key element of presenting trial demonstratives.

Smartphones and Driver/Pedestrian Distraction

Individuals interact with their smartphones throughout the dar, regardless of the activity they are performing.

The Contribution of Posterior Spinal Muscles and Facet Joint Contact in Reducing Disk Herniation Risk

Disc herniations occur in a biomechanical environment consistent with forward bending, i.e. compression and flexion of the spine.

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The Contribution of Posterior Spinal Muscles and Facet Joint Contact in Reducing Disk Herniation Risk

Disc herniations occur in a biomechanical environment consistent with forward bending, i.e. compression and flexion of the spine.

Smartphones and Driver/Pedestrian Distraction

Individuals interact with their smartphones throughout the dar, regardless of the activity they are performing.

Spatial Awareness and Depth Perception in Various Display Methodologies (e.g. 2D and 360 degree Photos/Videos, and Virtual Reality)

The ability to accurately depict the scene of an incident to a jury is a key element of presenting trial demonstratives.

Visual Acuity and Contrast Sensitivity in a Virtual Environment

Virtual reality (VR) and head-mounted displays (HMDs) can be viable tools for the presentation of accurate and valid demonstrative data in the courtroom.

Hand and Foot Forces in Occupational Railcar Ascent

Falls from ladders are a major cause of worker injuries and fatalities.

Disparate Patterns of Skull Fracture

Determining the etiology of skull trauma by analyzing the resulting fracture pattern is a common forensic objective that has been demonstrated to follow generalized trends.

Biomechanical Analysis of Rear-End Collision Integrating Subject-Specific Posture & Vehicle Fit

Available kinematic and kinetic data with respect to low speed rear-end collisions are typically limited to volunteer, cadaver, and anthropomorphic test device.

Skull Fracture Origination

Forensic evaluations of fracture patterns arising from blunt force trauma to the human head have traditionally relied upon case studies rather than controlled experimental data.

Out of Position Analysis of Rear-End Collision Integrating Subject-Specific Posture

Kinetic and kinematic data collected from controlled low-speed rear-end crash tests are typically limited to normally seated volunteers, cadavers, and anthropomorphic test devices.

Pediatric Injury and “Shaken Baby Syndrome”

The objective of the current study was to evaluate pediatric neck and head injury potential during purely inertial loading of the head.

Disc Herniation Mechanism

Computer simulation programs provide researchers with cost-effective methodologies for studying internal stresses and loads on biological specimens.

Assessment of Closed-Head Injury Risk during Moderately Severe Rear-End Collisions

It has been suggested that closed head injury can occur during low-to-moderate speed rear-end collisions.

Characterization of Occupant Lower Extremity Behavior During Moderate-to-High Speed Rear Impacts

Injury potential to the neck has been studied extensively for rear-end impacts.

Smartphones and Driver/Pedestrian Distraction

Individuals interact with their smartphones throughout the dar, regardless of the activity they are performing.

Spatial Awareness and Depth Perception in Various Display Methodologies (e.g. 2D and 360 degree Photos/Videos, and Virtual Reality)

The ability to accurately depict the scene of an incident to a jury is a key element of presenting trial demonstratives.

Visual Acuity and Contrast Sensitivity in a Virtual Environment

Virtual reality (VR) and head-mounted displays (HMDs) can be viable tools for the presentation of accurate and valid demonstrative data in the courtroom.

The Contribution of Posterior Spinal Muscles and Facet Joint Contact in Reducing Disk Herniation Risk

Disc herniations occur in a biomechanical environment consistent with forward bending, i.e. compression and flexion of the spine.

Visual Acuity and Contrast Sensitivity in a Virtual Environment

Virtual reality (VR) and head-mounted displays (HMDs) can be viable tools for the presentation of accurate and valid demonstrative data in the courtroom.

Hand and Foot Forces in Occupational Railcar Ascent

Falls from ladders are a major cause of worker injuries and fatalities.

Disparate Patterns of Skull Fracture

Determining the etiology of skull trauma by analyzing the resulting fracture pattern is a common forensic objective that has been demonstrated to follow generalized trends.

Biomechanical Analysis of Rear-End Collision Integrating Subject-Specific Posture & Vehicle Fit

Available kinematic and kinetic data with respect to low speed rear-end collisions are typically limited to volunteer, cadaver, and anthropomorphic test device.

Skull Fracture Origination

Forensic evaluations of fracture patterns arising from blunt force trauma to the human head have traditionally relied upon case studies rather than controlled experimental data.

Out of Position Analysis of Rear-End Collision Integrating Subject-Specific Posture

Kinetic and kinematic data collected from controlled low-speed rear-end crash tests are typically limited to normally seated volunteers, cadavers, and anthropomorphic test devices.

Pediatric Injury and “Shaken Baby Syndrome”

The objective of the current study was to evaluate pediatric neck and head injury potential during purely inertial loading of the head.

Disc Herniation Mechanism

Computer simulation programs provide researchers with cost-effective methodologies for studying internal stresses and loads on biological specimens.

Assessment of Closed-Head Injury Risk during Moderately Severe Rear-End Collisions

It has been suggested that closed head injury can occur during low-to-moderate speed rear-end collisions.

Characterization of Occupant Lower Extremity Behavior During Moderate-to-High Speed Rear Impacts

Injury potential to the neck has been studied extensively for rear-end impacts.

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Spatial Awareness and Depth Perception in Various Display Methodologies (e.g. 2D and 360 degree Photos/Videos, and Virtual Reality)

The ability to accurately depict the scene of an incident to a jury is a key element of presenting trial demonstratives.

Visual Acuity and Contrast Sensitivity in a Virtual Environment

Virtual reality (VR) and head-mounted displays (HMDs) can be viable tools for the presentation of accurate and valid demonstrative data in the courtroom.

Latest Research Projects

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