  Graduate Students   | Deanna Gates, Assistant Professor of Movement Science and Biomedical Engineering B.S., Mechanical Engineering, University of Virginia, 2002 Dr. Gates is the director of the Rehabilitation Biomechanics Laboratory. Her research interests include biomechanics, motor control and nonlinear dynamics. [more]
Emily Gardinier, Post-doctoral Fellow B.S., Exercise Science - Biomechanics & Motor Control, University of Delaware, 2009 Emily is a clinical biomechanist with experience in musculoskeletal modeling and rehabilitation science. She is interested in the use of imaging and computational modeling to better understand the maintenance of joint health, adaptive movement patterns following traumatic injury, and the development of osteoarthritis
Susannah Engdahl, Ph.D. Student B.S., Physics, Wittenberg University, 2013 M.S., Biomedical Engineering, University of Michigan, 2015 Ph.D. Student, Biomedical Engineering (Expected Graduation: 2018) Susannah’s research interests include upper limb prostheses, rehabilitation, and psychoprosthetics
Jeffrey Cowley, Ph.D. Student B.S., Exercise Science, Utah Valley University, 2009 Jeff’s research interests include neuromotor control and adaptation to injury, illness, and equipment.
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