Christopher Dennison
Professor
Mechanical Engineering
- Contact:
- Office: Engineering Office Wing, Room 527 dennison@uvic.ca
- Credentials:
- PhD (UVic)
- Area(s) of expertise:
- Injury biomechanics, experimental techniques
About Christopher
In the field of injury biomechanics, experiments play a vital role generating the data and evidence base upon which models of all types are validated.
Our group develops experimental tools for an array of purposes, from testing protective equipment that mitigates injury to generating data with which in silico models can be trained.
Publications
Dr. Dennison's recent publications include:
- A preliminary step towards a physical surrogate of the human calvarium to model fracture. With K. Adanty, A. Brice, Y. Li, P. Vakiel, K.N. Rabey, S. Adeeb and S. Ouellet. Annals of Biomedical Engineering 51(12), 2883-2896.
- Evaluating the intracranial pressure biofidelity and response repeatability of a physical head-brain model in frontal impacts. With Y. Li, P. Vakiel, K. Adanty, S. Ouellet, A.H. Vette and D. Raboud. Annals of Biomedical Engineering 51(8), 1816-1833.
Office hours
By appointment only.