Research in the lab utilizes a combination of experimental and computational methodologies and falls under three primary themes:
1. Transform the planning of personalized treatments for musculoskeletal injuries and diseases
2. Develop innovative technologies to strengthen intraoperative and diagnostic decision-making
3. Investigate novel personalized treatments for musculoskeletal injuries and diseases
With ties to both the Department of Orthopedics & Rehabilitation and the Department of Mechanical Engineering, we are well positioned to bridge the engineering and clinical domains to enable the rapid translation of our innovations to our clinical partners.
Specific research interests include:
● Joint biomechanics
● Sensor development and fabrication
● Implant design
● Probabilistic computational modeling
● Validation and verification of computation models, sensors, and devices
