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Stapp Car Crash Journal|November 22, 2016
Development and Full Body Validation of a 5th Percentile Female Finite Element ModelMatthew L Davis, Bharath Koya, Jeremy M Schap, et al.Biomedical Sciences Instrumentation|November 19, 2014
Development of a simplified finite element model of the 50th percentile male occupant lower extremityDoron Schwartz, Daniel P Moreno, Joel D Stitzel, et al.Frontiers in Bioengineering and Biotechnology|February 10, 2023
Application of survival analysis to model proliferation likelihood of Escherichia coli biofilm following laser-induced hyperthermia treatmentBradley Burden, Juan Sebastian Rodriguez-Alvarez, Nicole Levi, et al.Annals of Biomedical Engineering|March 6, 2015
Quantitative Validation of a Human Body Finite Element Model Using Rigid Body ImpactsNicholas A Vavalle, Matthew L Davis, Joel D Stitzel, et al.Biomedical Sciences Instrumentation|August 1, 2012
Methods for comparison of abdominal organ location and shape in the supine and upright positionsAshley C Rhyne, F Scott Gayzik, Daniel P Moreno, et al.Biomedical Sciences Instrumentation|August 1, 2012
The effect of impactor location and velocity variation on validation of an advanced human body finite element modelNicholas A Vavalle, Daniel P Moreno, Joel D Stitzel, et al.Journal of Biomechanics|March 25, 2018
Similitude assessment method for comparing PMHS response data from impact loading across multiple test devicesChristopher J Dooley, Francesco V Tenore, F Scott Gayzik, et al.Medical Engineering & Physics|October 4, 2015
A technique for developing CAD geometry of long bones using clinical CT dataMatthew L Davis, Nicholas A Vavalle, Joel D Stitzel, et al.Biomedical Sciences Instrumentation|May 21, 2013
Human liver finite element model validation using compressive and tensile experimental data - biomed 2013Matthew L Davis, Daniel P Moreno, Nicholas A Vavalle, et al.Traffic Injury Prevention|July 30, 2019
Evaluation of finite element human body models for use in a standardized protocol for pedestrian safety assessmentWilliam Decker, Bharath Koya, Wansoo Pak, et al.Pageof 11