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Vineet K. Sarin, PhD

Industry

Kinamed, Inc.
Director of Research and Development
820 Flynn Rd.
Camarillo, CA  93012-8701
805/384.2748 x205 (office)
805/384.2792 fax
805/701.2528 cell

Degrees

BS in Biomedical Engineering, Duke University, 1995

MS in Biomechanical Engineering, Stanford University, 1997

PhD inMechanical Engineering, Stanford University, 2000

Student Research Project

Mechanobiology of Sesamoid Bone Development

Recent Publications

Papers:

Sarin VK, Loboa Polefka EG, Beaupré GS, Kiratli BJ, Carter DR, and van der Meulen MCH (1999) DXA-derived section modulus and bone mineral content predict long-bone torsional strength. Acta Orthop Scand. 70(1):71-76.

Sarin VK, Erickson GM, Giori NJ, Bergman AG, Carter DR (1999) Coincident development of sesamoid bones and clues to their evolution. Anat Rec (New Anat). 257(5): 174-180.

Sarin VK, Carter DR (in press) The role of mechanobiology in sesamoid bone ossification. J Orthop Res.

Abstracts:

Sarin VK and Carter DR (2000) Mechanobiology regulates cartilage thickness in sesamoids. Second National Department of Veterans Affairs Rehabilitation Research and Development Conference. Arlington, VA. p. 53.

Sarin VK and Carter DR (2000) Mechanobiology and joint conformity regulate sesamoid ossification. Transactions of the Orthopaedic Research Society. Orlando, FL. p. 896.

Loboa EG, Sarin VK, Beaupré GS, Kiratli BJ, Carter DR, and van der Meulen MCH (1997) Fracture risk predictions using DXA imaging. National Bioengineering Career Symposium. Seattle, WA.

Loboa EG, Sarin VK, Beaupré GS, Kiratli BJ, Carter DR, and van der Meulen MCH (1997) Comparison of DXA-derived measurements of linear bone mineral content and section modulus as non-invasive predictors of bone strength. UC Davis Biomedical Engineering Symposium. Davis, CA.

Recent Presentation

Mechanobiology Regulates Cartilage Thickness in Sesamoids, 2nd National Rehabilitation Research and Development Service Meeting, Arlington, VA, February 20-22, 2000.
Abstract

Awards and Honors

Stanford Graduate Fellow: 1997-1999

National Science Foundation Graduate Fellow: 1995-1998

Affiliations

Biomedical Engineer, VA Rehabilitation Research and Development Center

Member, Tau Beta Pi Engineering Honor Society

Last updated 05/29/2003