Bone and Joint
Biomechanics Lab

University of Wisconsin-Madison

1513 University Ave.
Madison, WI 53706

(608) 263-6692

last update: 10/25/10

Facilities


The Bone and Joint Biomechanics Lab uses a variety of tools, both software and hardware, to complete its research tasks. The lab directly owns a variety of these tools and also has access to a wide range of instruments through shared resource or contract labs at the University of Wisconsin. Listed below are several examples of what is available to us.

Software/Computing

 

ABAQUS, Mimics, Geomagic, MATLAB, ProEngineer, Unigraphics, Adobe Creative Suite, Multiple High-powered Workstations (16 GB RAM, 8 CPUs)

   

Hardware

 

micro-CT scanner

Laser Scanner

MTS Insight with Various Load Cell Capacities
Various Pressure Mats from Novel Electronics (pedar and pliance systems)
   

Available Resources

 

Materials Science Center - SEMs, TEMs, Atomic Force Microscope, Nanoindentor, Sample Preparation, etc...

BME Shared Labs - Plate Reader, Laser Cutter, Incubators, Fluorescence Microscope, High Performance Centrifuges, etc...

UW Structures and Materials Testing Laboratory - Screw-Driven and Servohydraulic Material Testing Frames for Tension, Compression and Torsional Testing

Wisconsin Institutes for Medical Research - CT scanner, 1.5 and 3T MRI Scanners, Ultrasound, PET/CT Scanner