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Professor Willett’s research interests concern mechanics of engineering skeletal biomaterials and tissues. He specializes in Bone Tissue Mechanics, developing an improved understanding of the mechanisms that determine mechanical behavior and failure of bone, including the effects of collagen modifications due to aging, disease, and irradiation. His research also focuses on engineering bone-inspired materials for skeletal reconstruction. He has made significant contributions to the fields of mechanics, biomedical materials, bone mechanics - especially fracture mechanics, and additive manufacturing. He has been actively involved in the Canadian Biomaterials Society and has received multiple awards for his outstanding performance in the Faculty of Engineering. Willett teaches various courses in biomedical engineering and mechanical engineering, including physics, prototyping, and biomechanics. His academic background includes a Doctorate in Biomedical Engineering from Dalhousie University and a Master's and Bachelor's in Mechanical Engineering from Queen's University.
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