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Bernard Martin, PhD

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Associate Professor Emeritus

College of Engineering
Industrial and Operations Engineering
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Occupational health, biomechanical stress, human vibration, muscle fatigue

Bernard Martin's global work focuses on occupational health and biomechanical stress through neurological, behavioral, and modeling approaches. His research interests in health equity align with the Center’s theme of developing technical solutions. Specifically, he studies vibration-induced alterations on sensory-motor systems, long term muscle fatigue due to stressors, musculoskeletal disorders, stroke rehabilitation, mobility, and motion sickness mitigation.

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[email protected]

Country Focus

Ecuador
Ghana
Indonesia

Thematic Priorities

Technical solutions

Health Equity Focus

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Women's rights
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Social justice and equity
Access to care
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Eliminating poverty
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Health Condition Focus

Disability
Musculoskeletal disorders

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