Staff
Accident Reconstruction & Biomechanics
Ph.D., Mechanical Engineering
Columbia University
Areas of Expertise:
- Impact & repetitive stress injury biomechanics
- Workplace and consumer product injuries
- Accident reconstruction and simulation
- Child safety
- Vehicle occupant dynamics
- Surgical procedure simulation
Accident Reconstruction
Ph.D., Aerospace Engineering
University of Michigan
Areas of Expertise:
- Automobile accident investigation
- Heavy truck and bus accident investigation
- Automotive technology
- Vehicle testing
- Industrial and consumer product failure analysis
Accident Reconstruction & Biomechanics
Ph.D., Mechanical Engineering
Stanford University
Areas of Expertise:
- Injury and musculoskeletal biomechanics
- Accident investigation and reconstruction
- Failure and fatigue of materials
- Statistical analysis and clinical trial methodology
Accident Reconstruction & Biomechanics
M.S., Mechanical Engineering
Stanford University
Areas of Expertise:
- Injury biomechanics
- Accident investigation and reconstruction
- Thermal imaging
- Data retrieval from automobile EDR systems
Human Factors
Ph.D., Cognitive Psychology
University of California
Areas of Expertise:
- Driver behavior
- Slips, trips, falls
- Warnings and safety information evaluation
- Assessment of perceptual and cognitive performance
- Analysis of injury and accident patterns
- Lighting and nighttime photography
Accident Reconstruction
B.S.E. Mech, Mechanical Engineering
University of Michigan
Areas of Expertise:
- Accident investigation and reconstruction
- 3D laser scanning
- Slips, trips, falls
- 3D animations
- Data retrieval from automobile EDR systems
- Mechanical design
Accident Reconstruction & Biomechanics
Ph.D., Mechanical Engineering
Stanford University
Areas of Expertise:
- Accident investigation and reconstruction
- Musculoskeletal biomechanics
- 3D dynamic systems simulation & control
- Sports Injury
- 3D laser scanning
- Data retrieval from automobile EDR systems
Visual Perception and Lighting
Ph.D., Biophysics
Johns Hopkins University
Areas of Expertise:
- Physiology of human vision
- Optics and light
- Vision and visibility in vehicular accidents
- Roadway lighting
- Computer simulation of light and visibility
- Visual conspicuity
- Photography and videography of nightime scenes
Biomechanics
Ph.D., Mechanical Engineering
University of California, Berkeley
Areas of Expertise:
- Injury biomechanics
- Accident reconstruction
- System failure analysis
- Image analysis
Controller
Office Manager/Executive Assistant
Executive Assistant
Executive Assistant – Retired
Principal/CEO – Retired
Executive Assistant – Retired
