Richard Hinrichs
Ph.D. ·
Phoenix, ArizonaBiomechanical Engineering
Biomechanics - Application of mechanical and anatomical principles to human movement
Mechanisms of injury
Motion capture and analysis
Forensic biomechanics
Accident reconstruction
Sports biomechanics (locomotion, swimming, throwing, jumping, kicking)
Human factors and ergonomics
Functional anatomy
Tissue mechanics
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Upper extremity cumulative trauma disorders and carpal tunnel syndrome (CTS)
Upper extremity function
Body segment interactions during movement
Human body inertial properties
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