Steven L. Fischer

University of Waterloo

Canada

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Research Interests

Ergonomics

100%

Exercise Physiology

100%

Biomechanic

60%

Musculoskeletal Biology

40%

Human Factors Psychology

40%

Human Factors Engineering

40%

Human Movement Science

40%

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Articles17

The Influence of Contextual and Theoretical Expertise on Generic and Occupation-Specific Lifting Strategy

Year:

2024

A mixed methods approach to describe the efficacy of lift assist device use to reduce low back musculoskeletal disorder risk factors during three common patient extrication scenarios

Year:

2024

Quantifying how functional and structural personal factors influence biomechanical exposures in paramedic lifting tasks

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2024

Sensitivity of principal component analysis outcomes to data pre-processing conditions when quantifying trial-to-trial variability in whole-body kinematics

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2024

Increased Ability to Perceive Relevant Sensory Information Minimizes Low Back Exposures in Lifting

Year:

2024

Factors influencing the likelihood of females passing the Ottawa paramedic physical ability test

Year:

2024

Predicting preferred motorcycle riding postures to support human factors/ergonomic trade-off analyses within a multi-objective optimisation-based digital human model

Year:

2024

Exploring the role of task on kinematic variability and assessing consistency in individual responses across repetitive manual tasks

Year:

2023

Exploring the relationship between kinematic variability and fatigue development during repetitive lifting

Year:

2023

A response surface methodology to determine the optimal objective function weightings within a multi-objective optimization digital human model used to predict postures

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2023

Detecting subject-specific fatigue-related changes in lifting kinematics using a machine learning approach

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2023

The effects of whole-body vibration and head supported mass on performance and muscular demand

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2023

Multi-task exposure assessment to infer musculoskeletal disorder risk: A scoping review of injury causation theories and tools available to assess exposures

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2022

The influence of sex and strength capacity on normalized low-back exposure during lifting: Insights from a joint power analysis

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2022

Exploring Optimal Objective Function Weightings to Predict Lifting Postures Under Unfatigued and Fatigued States

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2022

Scoping review on the state of the integration of human physiological responses to evaluating heat-stress

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2022

Exploring the role of task constraints on motor variability and assessing consistency in individual responses during repetitive lifting using linear variability of kinematics

Year:

2022

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Joshua G. A. Cashaback

University of Delaware

UNITED STATES

Tyson Beach

University of Waterloo

CANADA

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