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International Journal of Occupational Safety and Ergonomics : JOSE|March 23, 2011
Field quantification of physical exposures of police officers in vehicle operationColin D McKinnon, Jack P Callaghan, Clark R DickersonMedical Engineering & Physics|September 20, 2012
Postural influence on the neutral zone of the porcine cervical spine under anterior-posterior shear loadSamuel J Howarth, Kaitlin M Gallagher, Jack P CallaghanErgonomics|December 30, 2020
The impact of a progressive sit-stand rotation exposure duration on low back posture, muscle activation, and pain developmentColin D McKinnon, Daniel R Martel, Jack P CallaghanJournal of Biomechanics|March 27, 2024
Implementing an accelerometer-based pelvis segment for low back kinetic analyses during dynamic movement tasksJackie D Zehr, Jessa M Davidson, Jack P CallaghanSpine|September 2, 2005
Estimating the compressive strength of the porcine cervical spine: an examination of the utility of DXARobert J Parkinson, Jennifer L Durkin, Jack P CallaghanClinical Biomechanics (Bristol, Avon)|July 1, 1997
Dynamic loading affects the mechanical properties and failure site of porcine spinesVanessa R Yingling, Jack P Callaghan, Stuart M McGillErgonomics|May 21, 2015
Effects of sitting and standing on upper extremity physical exposures in materials handling tasksAlan C Cudlip, Jack P Callaghan, Clark R DickersonHuman Movement Science|March 26, 2008
Muscular contribution to low-back loading and stiffness during standard and suspended push-upsTyson A C Beach, Samuel J Howarth, Jack P CallaghanJournal of Applied Biomechanics|June 27, 2008
Abdominal muscles dominate contributions to vertebral joint stiffness during the push-upSamuel J Howarth, Tyson A C Beach, Jack P CallaghanJournal of Electromyography and Kinesiology : Official Journal of the International Society of Electrophysiological Kinesiology|February 3, 2007
Trunk muscle responses to suddenly applied loads: do individuals who develop discomfort during prolonged standing respond differently?Diane E Gregory, Stephen H M Brown, Jack P CallaghanPageof 25