Research Interests
Creating accurate 3D models of the musculoskeletal system through finite element modeling of muscle. Main interest is currently the shoulder mechanism and determining how the different muscle architectures surrounding the shoulder contribute to its stability and force production

Degrees
M.S. in Mechanical Engineering, Stanford University, 2004
B.S. in Mechanical Engineering, LeTourneau University, 2003

Honors and Awards
National Science Foundation Fellowship

Representative Publications
Webb, J.D. and Gonzalez, R.V., "A Three Dimensional Forward Dynamic Model of a Human Knee for Determining Ligament Forces" ASME 2003 IMECE 2003-43127 (2003)

Webb, J.D., Cooper, T.J., and Gonzalez, R.V., "Utilizing Robotic Manipulation in Cadaver Biomechanical Research" ASME Region X Regional Conference, Houston TX, (2003)

Hobbies
Woodworking, Karate, Restoring and Riding Motorcycles, Playing Guitar, Bass, and Piano, Hiking, and Skiing

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