Ian C. Campbell, Ph.D., P.E. Email & Phone Number

Atlanta, Ga

• Biomechanical injury analysis and accident reconstruction• Technical expertise in injury biomechanics, injury tolerance, and human kinematics (motion)• Particular interests in ocular injuries, traumatic brain injuries, and orthopaedic and spinal injuries• Active research projects in micromobility rider kinematics and injury, and ocular/facial injury biomechanics• Computer modeling of forces and associated injury potential using tools like MADYMO

Atlanta, Ga

Atlanta, Georgia, United States

Atlanta, Ga

Atlanta, Ga

Atlanta, Ga

Joint academic appointment in Biomedical Engineering with Department of Veterans Affairs

Atlanta, Ga

• Studied novel small-molecule and engineered viral vector treatments for glaucoma• Engaged with clinicians and researchers at the VA, Emory, Georgia Tech, and Duke• Managed a team of 9 researchers at 4 institutions to share and synchronize research progress for NIH-funded study• Trained junior members of the team on methods and background of the project• Performed statistical analyses and synthesized findings for publication• Presented outcomes at international ophthalmology conferences (ARVO and ISER)• Successfully competed for grants (VA CDA-1, 1 of 4 recipients nationally)

Atlanta, Ga

• Identified candidate small-molecule compounds for a novel glaucoma treatment paradigm • Developed and implemented testing protocols to evaluate product efficacy in pre-clinical studies• Visited research laboratories in the Southeastern US to build connections with thought leaders and learn research methodologies• Fostered collaborations with the Atlanta VA Medical Center in order to build a lab from scratch within the Medical Center• Facilitated regulatory oversight of research at both Georgia Tech and the Atlanta VA in the absence of an existing framework for interaction between the two institutions• Mentored 2 graduate students and 2 undergraduates

Atlanta, Ga

• Studied cardiovascular disease, particularly thrombotic endpoints of atherosclerosis, in clinical and bench-top environments• Interacted daily with clinicians and scientists, including shadowing in cardiac catheterization laboratory• Used medical imaging data (MRI, OCT, IVUS, X-ray angiography, and histopathology slides) to build patient-specific computer models of atherothrombotic disease• Authored 4 peer-reviewed publications and presented at international conferences, including 1st place in 2011 PhD Podium Presentation competition, ASME Summer Bioengineering Conference

Atlanta, Ga

Joint Biomedical Engineering program with Georgia Tech; was a full student at both institutions

Portland, Or

• Authored 32 stories on science and environment news for print and web publication• Identified and interviewed scientific experts for background and quotes• Wrote clearly about important take-home messages from peer-reviewed research without over-simplifying• Rapidly generated meaningful content with short publication deadlines for breaking stories• Clips available upon request

Phd, Biomedical Engineering

Activities and Societies: Teaching Assistant, Quantitative Engineering Physiology Lab; Student Representative, Biomedical Engineering.

Phd, Biomedical Engineering

Activities and Societies: Teaching Assistant, Principles of Basic Biological and Biomedical Sciences; Roots and Shoots Volunteer, Mary Lin.

Ba, Physics And Mathematics

Activities and Societies: Academic Assistant (Tutor), Academic Support Center; Teaching Assistant, Physics Department; President, Society.