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Academic Article Biomechanical modeling of eye trauma for different orbit anthropometries.
Academic Article Modeling brain injury response for rotational velocities of varying directions and magnitudes.
Concept Finite Element Analysis
Academic Article Age- and sex-specific thorax finite element model development and simulation.
Academic Article Application of Radial Basis Function Methods in the Development of a 95th Percentile Male Seated FEA Model.
Academic Article Driver Injury Risk Variability in Finite Element Reconstructions of Crash Injury Research and Engineering Network (CIREN) Frontal Motor Vehicle Crashes.
Academic Article Development and Validation of an Older Occupant Finite Element Model of a Mid-Sized Male for Investigation of Age-related Injury Risk.
Academic Article Lumbar vertebrae fracture injury risk in finite element reconstruction of CIREN and NASS frontal motor vehicle crashes.
Academic Article Biomechanical Evaluations of Ocular Injury Risk for Blast Loading.
Academic Article Prediction of lumbar vertebral body compressive strength of overweight and obese older adults using morphed subject-specific finite-element models to evaluate the effects of weight loss.
Academic Article Numerical investigation of driver lower extremity injuries in finite element frontal crash reconstruction.
Academic Article Modeling Human Volunteers in Multidirectional, Uni-axial Sled Tests Using a Finite Element Human Body Model.
Academic Article Validation of a Finite Element 50th Percentile THOR Anthropomorphic Test Device in Multiple Sled Test Configurations.
Academic Article Head injury metric response in finite element ATDs and a human body model in multidirectional loading regimes.
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