Journal of Biosemiotic Research

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Biosemiotic Research-The mechanism of injury in accidents and sports.-Reza Razaghi

Iran, Islamic Republic of

University of Tabriz · Department of Mechanical Engineering,Research Assistant.

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Reza Razaghi

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University of Tabriz
Department of Mechanical Engineering
Tabriz.

Research Interests:

  • The mechanism of injury in accidents and sports. 
  • Dynamic finite element analysis of the human head and mandible injury. 
  • Modeling and simulation of the fluid-solid interaction in human coronary arteries. Biomechanics of the eye.
  •  Orthopaedics biomechanics & bone-implant interactions. 
  • Smooth particle hydrodynamics (SPH) simulation. Nano-biomechanics & cell mechanics. 
  • Biofluid mechanics of soft tissue and edema. 
  • Modeling and simulation of dynamic systems (Inverse Dynamics). 
  • Crashworthiness and impact simulation using the explicit FEM code (LS-DYNA3D). 
  • With regard to soft skills, I consider myself competent in the following abilities: Coordinating several tasks and projects simultaneously. Being a team leader. 
  • Taking initiative and assuming responsibilities. Being communicative and a team player. 

Biography:

  • Outstanding researcher at 2013-2014 Academic year, Department of Mechanical Engineering, Iran University of Science & Technology. 
  • Candidate for the Top national student of Iran award, 2015. 
  • The Nightingale Prize, Best paper of the year, The International Federation for Medical and Biological Engineering (IFMBE), 2015. 
  • Certificate of Outstanding Reviewer, Materials Science and Engineering C, ELSEVIER, January 2016.