Patrick Foltz has been working at the University of Virginia Center for Applied Biomechanics for nearly 4 years as a Mechanical Engineering Technician.
Kyvory Henderson has always had an interest in biological and engineering systems. He has pursued these interests through research in sustainable energy and currently through biomechanics research.
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.
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.
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.