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Overview

Donald J. Leo is affiliated with the University of Georgia in the United States and has an active research profile in the field of Medicine, contributing extensively to subfields such as Public Health, Environmental and Occupational Health, Molecular Biology, Genetics, Pulmonary and Respiratory Medicine, and Emergency Medicine.

Their scholarly work spans multiple main topics, including Molecular Biology Techniques and Applications, Restraint-Related Deaths, Forensic and Genetic Research, Medical Malpractice and Liability Issues, Autopsy Techniques and Outcomes, Injury Epidemiology and Prevention, and Organ Donation and Transplantation.

Some of the recent papers authored or co-authored by Donald J. Leo are:

  • The Increasing Centrality of Robotic Technology in the Context of Nursing Care: Bioethical Implications Analyzed through a Scoping Review Approach, 2021, Journal of Healthcare Engineering
  • COVID-19 Compulsory Vaccination: Legal and Bioethical Controversies, 2022, Frontiers in Medicine
  • Spinal cord injury as an indicator of abuse in forensic assessment of abusive head trauma (AHT), 2021, International Journal of Legal Medicine
  • Medico-legal assessment of personal damage in older people: report from a multidisciplinary consensus conference, 2020, International Journal of Legal Medicine
  • Monozygotic twins: Identical or distinguishable for science and law?, 2021, Medicine Science and the Law

Frequent co-authors in Donald J. Leo's research collaborations include:

  • Stefania Turrina
  • Dario Raniero
  • Filippo Gibelli
  • Francesco Ausania
  • Giulia Soldati

The main publication venues where Donald J. Leo's work appears frequently are:

  • International Journal of Legal Medicine
  • Medicine Science and the Law
  • Legal Medicine
  • Frontiers in Medicine
  • Forensic Science Medicine and Pathology

Best Publications

  • Engineering Analysis of Smart Material Systems

    Donald J. Leo

  • Ionic liquids as stable solvents for ionic polymer transducers

    Matthew D. Bennett;Donald J. Leo

  • High-strain ionomeric–ionic liquid electroactive actuators

    Barbar J. Akle;Matthew D. Bennett;Donald J. Leo

  • An experimentally validated damage detection theory in smart structures

    H.T. Banks;D.J. Inman;D.J. Leo;Y. Wang

  • Linear Electromechanical Model of Ionic Polymer Transducers -Part I: Model Development

    Kenneth M. Newbury;Donald J. Leo

  • Modeling of electromechanical charge sensing in ionic polymer transducers

    Kevin Farinholt;Donald J. Leo

  • Electromechanical modeling and characterization of ionic polymer benders

    Kenneth M. Newbury;Donald J. Leo

  • Use of piezoelectric energy harvesting devices for charging batteries

    Henry A. Sodano;Gyuhae Park;Donald J. Leo;Daniel J. Inman

  • Direct assembly process: a novel fabrication technique for large strain ionic polymer transducers

    Barbar J. Akle;Matthew D. Bennett;Donald J. Leo;Kenton B. Wiles

  • Correlation of capacitance and actuation in ionomeric polymer transducers

    B. J. Akle;D. J. Leo;M. A. Hickner;J. E. McGrath

  • Biomimetic jellyfish-inspired underwater vehicle actuated by ionic polymer metal composite actuators

    Joseph Najem;Stephen A Sarles;Barbar Akle;Donald J Leo

  • Beyond Nafion: Charged Macromolecules Tailored for Performance as Ionic Polymer Transducers

    Andrew J. Duncan;Donald J. Leo;Timothy Edward Long

  • Transport modeling in ionomeric polymer transducers and its relationship to electromechanical coupling

    Thomas Wallmersperger;Donald J. Leo;Curt S. Kothera

  • A model of charge transport and electromechanical transduction in ionic liquid-swollen Nafion membranes

    Matthew D. Bennett;Donald J. Leo;Garth L. Wilkes;Frederick L. Beyer

  • Linear Electromechanical Model of Ionic Polymer Transducers -Part II: Experimental Validation

    Kenneth M. Newbury;Donald J. Leo

  • Electrochemical response in ionic polymer transducers: An experimental and theoretical study

    Thomas Wallmersperger;Thomas Wallmersperger;Barbar J. Akle;Donald J. Leo;Bernd Kröplin

  • Feedback Control of the Bending Response of Ionic Polymer Actuators

    Kiran Mallavarapu;Donald J. Leo

  • Regulated Attachment Method for Reconstituting Lipid Bilayers of Prescribed Size within Flexible Substrates

    Stephen A. Sarles;Donald J. Leo

  • Preparation and anisotropic mechanical behavior of highly-oriented electrospun poly(butylene terephthalate) fibers

    G. Mathew;J. P. Hong;J. M. Rhee;D. J. Leo

  • Manufacture and characterization of ionic polymer transducers employing non-precious metal electrodes

    M D Bennett;D J Leo

  • Ionic Liquids for Advanced Materials

    Timothy E Long;Sean M Ramirez;Randy Heflin;Harry W Gibson

Frequent Co-Authors

Timothy E. Long
Timothy E. Long Arizona State University
Daniel J. Inman
Daniel J. Inman University of Michigan–Ann Arbor
Mehdi Ahmadian
Mehdi Ahmadian Virginia Tech
James E. McGrath
James E. McGrath Virginia Tech
Ralph C. Smith
Ralph C. Smith North Carolina State University
Michael A. Hickner
Michael A. Hickner Pennsylvania State University
Mohammad Elahinia
Mohammad Elahinia University of Toledo
Changwoon Nah
Changwoon Nah Jeonbuk National University
Robert B. Moore
Robert B. Moore Virginia Tech
Mohsen Shahinpoor
Mohsen Shahinpoor University of Maine

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