Traumatic Brain Injury
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Researchers simulate battlefield blast exposures to reduce impact on soldiers
By Craig Boerner Vanderbilt researchers are using BIHF — a Biofidelic Instrumented Head Form — to study the impact of blast exposures in the military, an idea that could translate to research in other areas, including contact sports such as football and hockey. Soldiers often come away from routine training… Read MoreFeb. 14, 2025
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Denver hospital, Vanderbilt exoskeleton clinical trial discussed at leadership exchange
By Craig Boerner Vanderbilt researchers are using BIHF — a Biofidelic Instrumented Head Form — to study the impact of blast exposures in the military, an idea that could translate to research in other areas, including contact sports such as football and hockey. Soldiers often come away from routine training… Read MoreOct. 16, 2014
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Graduate’s path to traumatic brain injury research was littered with roadside bombs
By Craig Boerner Vanderbilt researchers are using BIHF — a Biofidelic Instrumented Head Form — to study the impact of blast exposures in the military, an idea that could translate to research in other areas, including contact sports such as football and hockey. Soldiers often come away from routine training… Read MoreMay. 3, 2013