Aida has over seven years of experience in biomechanics research where she has been involved in all aspects of motion analysis including the collection, processing, analyzing and interpreting of data.
Justin has worked on projects pertaining to underbody blast biomechanics for the WIAMan Underbody Blast Manikin development and behind armor blunt trauma.
Kasia's primary research focus is on vehicle simulation and occupant response. She has an active role in developing and simulating multi-body models of the human body.
Mark McCardell has a very diverse skill set ranging from programming to data collection/analysis. Currently his primary responsibilities include network management and overseeing various data collection systems.
Patrick Foltz has been working at the University of Virginia Center for Applied Biomechanics for nearly 4 years as a Mechanical Engineering Technician.
Sara holds a BS and MS in Biology (with Human Anatomy emphases), which, paired with previous university level laboratory and teaching experience, allows her to effectively manage all aspects of the cadaveric material handling for the CAB.
Tim has worked at the CAB for over 17 years. He spends some of his time proofreading outgoing publications and test reports, assisting in searches of the academic literature for relevant publications, as well as maintaining a database of publications for CAB researchers.