Center for Applied Biomechanics Works to Reduce U.S. Soldiers’ Trauma and Death
After the U.S. military developed a new type of vehicle to protect soldiers from improvised explosive devices, it began to see a new...
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The researchers at the Center for Applied Biomechanics have published over 1,000 papers which they present at conferences around the world. The techniques and software we pioneer are used by biomechanical engineers throughout the field.
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Researchers at Center for Applied Biomechanics Attempting to Improve Seat Belts
Researchers at MAE’s Center for Applied Biomechanics (CAB) are designing a new seat belt that will protect 110 million more Americans...
Biocore and UVA’s Center for Applied Biomechanics tackle NFL injuries
When research changes the game--literally.
Playing it Safe - UVA Biomechanical Engineers Watch the Superbowl Differently
"Super Sunday” is almost here, and while many people are planning Super Bowl parties and looking forward to an exciting game,...