Daniel Duque-Urrego

Pursuing a Ph.D. in Biomedical Engineering at West Virginia University with a focus on biomechanics research. Current role as a Graduate Research Assistant at the AWeSOME Lab leverages expertise in wearable technology, IMU-based systems, and signal processing to advance understanding of human movement. Previous experience includes designing 3D implants for orthognathic surgeries at Materialise and conducting gait analysis research at UNC Chapel Hill. With additional certifications in human subject research and a background in bioengineering, the goal is to bridge engineering and healthcare through innovative biomechanical solutions.