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Carl W. Luchies
Associate Professor (Ph.D., Michigan)
785-864-2993
luchies@ku.edu
Biomechanics, Mechanical Measurements and Experimentation, Advanced Dynamics, Statics |
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Career History; Contact Information; Education; Professional Organizations; Teaching Experience; Research Interests; Publications
Career History
- Since Sept. 1996- Assistant Professor, Primary Appointment
- Since 1999- Director of the Biodynamics Research Laboratory, Department of Mechanical Engineering, The University of Kansas
- Since Feb. 2000- Assistant Professor, Secondary Appointment, Department of Physical Therapy Education, School of Allied Health, The University of Kansas Medical Center
- Sept. 1996- Assistant Professor, Center on Aging
- Aug. 1998- Director of the Human Performance Laboratory, University of Kansas Medical Center
- Aug. 1991- Assistant Professor
- Aug. 1996- Department of Physics and Engineering, Hope College
Contact Information
Mechanical Engineering
University of Kansas
3138 Learned Hall
Lawrence, Kansas 66045-2234
Office: 3135B Learned Hall
Phone: 785-864-2993
Fax: 785-864-5254
Email: luchies@ku.edu
Education
- Ph.D., Mechanical Engineering, University of Michigan, 1991
- MSE, Mechanical Engineering, University of Michigan, 1986
- BSME, Mechanical Engineering, University of Michigan, 1985
- BSLE, Mechanical Engineering, Calvin College, 1985
Professional Organizations
- Member: Gerontological Society of America
- Reviewer: Journal of Orthopedic Research
- Reviewer: Journal of Gerontology: Medical Sciences
Teaching Experience
Undergraduate Level:
- Introduction to Thermodynamics
- Engineering Mechanics: Statics
- Mechanics of Materials
- Mechanical Vibrations
- Introduction to Fluid Mechanics
- Mechanical Testing Laboratory
- Computer Aided Design
- Strength and Fracture Mechanics
- Principals of Engineering Materials
- Thermal Laboratory
- Mechanical Laboratory
Graduate Level:
- Advanced Dynamics of Machinery
- Biomechanics of Human Motion
- Experimental Methods in Biomechanics
- Research Methods in Biomechanics
Research Interests
- Measurement
- Modeling
- Sensors
- Biomechanics of human mobility, balance, and motor control
Publications
Since 1998:
Peer Reviewed:
Previous Publications