Mr. James Wolf received his BS and MS in Biomedical Engineering, with a focus in Biomechanics, from Marquette University. His graduate research focused on injury biomechanics in vehicle-to-pedestrian collisions. During this research, he developed a 3D finite element model to represent the front-end of a truck and used real-world test data to validate the model for analysis of pedestrian head and leg injuries. Throughout graduate school, he also assisted with frontal vehicle collision tests and vehicle-to-dummy collision tests.
Mr. Wolf is an Associate Scientist in Explico’s Tampa Bay office. He supports the Biomechanics team by reviewing case related material, conducting vehicle and site inspections, and assisting in the biomechanical analysis of injuries. He uses state-of-the-art technologies to gather data and evidence and utilizes 3D modeling and simulation software to analyze injuries.
