Dr Maedeh Borhani
PhD, MSc, BEng (Hons)
Scientific Visualisation Expert (Hutchinson)
Department: Comparative Biomedical Sciences
Campus: Hawkshead
Research Centres: Structure & Motion Laboratory
Maedeh studies the evolution of early tetrapod locomotion capabilities, by integrating 3D experimental analysis and computer simulations.
Maedeh graduated with a 1st class Honours in 2007 from University of Surrey with a BEng in Medical Engineering. She pursued an MSc degree in Engineering and Physical Science in Medicine at the Imperial College London.
Interest in biomechanics led Maedeh to complete a PhD degree at Imperial College London which focused on developing a new pelvic tracker to investigate the effect of spinal loading on pelvic kinematics of adolescents.
Maedeh's research interests include:
- Comparative biomechanics
- Muscle activities
- Human motion analysis
- Gait and posture
- Lower limbs kinematic and kinetics
- Spinal loading
- Lower back pain
Borhani M, McGregor AH, Bull AMJ (2013) An alternative technical marker set for the pelvis is more repeatable than the standard pelvic marker set. Gait & Posture 38(4),1032-1037
Bowles CT, Borhani M, Van der Horst A, George R, Parker KH Parker, Birks EJ (2009) Analysis of Implantable Left Ventricular Assist Device (LVAD) Acoustic Waveform by Fourier Transform and Empirical Mode Decomposition: Dependence on Rotation Speed, Device Design and Left Ventricular Interaction. The journal of heart and lung transplantation 28(2)S80
Saleh GM, Gauba V, Sim D, Lindfield D, Borhani M, Ghoussayni S (2008) Motion Analysis as a Tool for the Evaluation of Oculoplastic Surgical Skill. Arch Ophthalmol 126(2),213-6
Saleh GM, Gauba V, Sim D, Lindfield D, Borhani M, Ghoussayni S (2007) Motion Analysis in Ophthalmic Microsurgical skill assessment and training. Gait & Posture ESMAC26(1) s52