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Jeff Hawks

Jeff Hawks, a respected Engineering Project Manager, exemplifies a career dedicated to innovation and ongoing education. His area of expertise, which includes robotic development, fabrication automation, and biomechanics, showcases his remarkable ability to intertwine the intricacies of physiology with the principles of engineering mechanics. He leads several groundbreaking projects in his field, focusing on robotic development, fabrication automation, and innovative product design. His talents are particularly evident in creating robotic arms for welding and material handling and in designing advanced mechatronic devices that significantly enhance fabrication processes. A standout accomplishment of his is the development of a hip sled prototype intended to aid patients with Multiple Sclerosis. This project has attracted significant attention and anticipation from the research community. This work highlights his commitment to using engineering as a tool for addressing real-world health challenges. Armed with a Ph.D. and a Master's degree in Mechanical Engineering, his educational background has been a cornerstone of his professional success. His contributions to the field are extensive, including various journal publications, book chapters, and patents. Beyond his research contributions, he is passionate about education, as evidenced by his role as an instructor at the University of Nebraska-Lincoln, where he taught the senior capstone design course and spearheaded an interdisciplinary biomechanics course, underlining his commitment to educating future engineers. Jeff's foray into biomechanics and sports sciences has led to productive collaborations with the Nebraska Biomechanics Core Facility and the Nebraska Athletic Performance Laboratory, focusing on the design of assistive devices for rehabilitation. His participation in the planning committee for the 2013 American Society of Biomechanics conference in Omaha, NE, demonstrates his leadership and expertise in the field.

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