Jack M. Winters, Ph.D.
Professor of Biomedical Engineering and Co-Director of Falk Neurorehabilitation Engineering Research Center
Office: Cramer Hall, 160C
E-mail: jack.winters@marquette.edu
Research interests
- Neuromuscular control systems
- Movement and tissue biomechanics
- Rehabilitation engineering
- Telehealth
- Neurofuzzy computing
Professional preparation
Ph.D., 1985, Bioengineering, University of California, Berkeley & San Francisco
M.S., 1980, Mechanical Engineering, University of California, Berkeley
A.B., 1979, Bioengineering, University of California, San Diego
Selected recent publications
Hazra, P., Myklebust, J. and Winters, J.M. “Evaluation of Applied Forces and EMG in a 3D Arm Workspace: Comparison Between Young, Aged and Stroke Population,” 4p, Proc. EMBC, 2009.
Feng, X. and Winters, J.M. A Pilot Study Evaluating Use of a Computer-Assisted Neurorehabilitation Platform for Upper-Extremity Stroke Assessment, 6:15, J NeuroEngng & Neurorehab, 2009.
Story, M.F., Luce, A., Leung, L., Omiatek, E., Lemke, M.R., Winters, J.M., and Rempel, D.M. “Accessibility of Radiology Equipment for Patients with Mobility Disabilities, 2009, Human Factors.
Lemke, M. and Winters, J.M. Barriers to Medical Devices: Removing Barriers to Medical Devices for Users With Impairments, Ergonomics in Design, 16: 18-25, 2008. [Won HFES best paper award].
Story, M.F., Lemke, M.F., MacDonald, C., Kailes, J.I., Rempel, D.M., and Winters, J.M. “Guidelines for Designing and Selecting Accessible Medical Equipment,” in press, RESNA.
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