Biomechanics
More than movement analysis.
Biomechanics encompasses a wide range of topics including injury biomechanics, musculoskeletal biomechanics, comparative biomechanics, and locomotion.
Our biomechanical research is focused on applications such as impact and crash injuries, blast injuries, sport injuries and rehabilitation, work-place injuries, and the Virginia Tech Helmet Ratings.
Grants from military, industrial and governmental agencies allow a higher degree of analysis than would be possible on educational funds.
Faculty with research interests in biomechanics
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Supporting faculty outside the department
- Devon Albert, Biomedical Engineering
- Sara Arena, Biomedical Engineering
- Philip Brown, Biomedical Engineering, Wake Forest
- Caitlyn Collins, Biomedical Engineering
- Thomas Dingus, Biomedical Engineering
- Zachary Doerzaph, Biomedical Engineering
- John Domann, Biomedical Engineering
- Stefan Duma, Biomedical Engineering
- Scott Gayzik, Biomedical Engineering, Wake Forest
- Netta Gurari, Biomedical Engineering
- Oleg Kim, Biomedical Engineering
- Arina Korneva, Biomedical Engineering
- Alexey Onufriev, Computer Science
- Miguel Perez, Biomedical Engineering
- Robin Queen, Biomedical Engineering
- Shane Ross, Aerospace and Ocean Engineering
- Steve Rowson, Biomedical Engineering
- David Schmale, Plant and Environmental Sciences
- Joel Stitzel, Biomedical Engineering, Wake Forest
- Costin Untaroiu, Biomedical Engineering
- Jill Urban, Biomedical Engineering, Wake Forest
- Pamela VandeVord, Biomedical Engineering
- Eli Vlaisavljevich, Biomedical Engineering
- Vincent Wang, Biomedical Engineering
- Jennifer Wayne, Biomedical Engineering
- Ashley Weaver, Biomedical Engineering, Wake Forest
- Jared Weis, Biomedical Engineering, Wake Forest