Alexandra Stibler, BS
PhD Candidate
Ali graduated with her B.S. in Biomedical Engineering from The College of New Jersey and is now pursuing her Ph.D in Biomedical Engineering at Virginia Tech. Prior research experience was in bone biomechanics, with an emphasis on mechanical and material property changes with exposure to space radiation. Her current research interests lie in understanding injury mechanisms and prevention, mainly in athletic and adolescent populations, with a focus on the foot and ankle. Her favorite activity is swimming, with her favorite stroke being breaststroke. Ali is an avid reader and enjoys movie nights, creative writing and spending time with friends.
Areas of Interest:
- Foot and ankle injury mechanisms
- Injury prevention
- Sports injury and performance
- B.S. Biomedical Engineering, The College of New Jersey, 2024
- Stibler AK, Dias A, Foong M, Sahanas C, BuSha BF. GripSense System: Quantifying Stroke-Related Hand Function (Poster Presentation). Northeast Bioengineering Conference 2024.
- Stibler AK, Bowman LC, Davis CM, Lau AG. Mechanical Property Changes in Bone Exposed to Galactic Cosmic Radiation (Poster Presentation). NASA Human Research Program Annual Meeting 2024.
- Stibler AK, Bowman LC, Davis CM, Lau AG. Effect of Low Dose Acute Proton Radiation Treatment on Bone Strength (Poster Presentation). Biomedical Engineering Society Annual Conferences 2023.
- Stibler AK, Meyers MN, Davis CM, Lau AG. Bone Material Property Changes in Rats Exposed to Galactic Cosmic Radiation (Poster Presentation). NASA Human Research Program Annual Meeting 2023.
- Stibler AK, Davis CM, Lau AG. Bone Mechanical Property Changes in Rats Exposed to Galactic Cosmic Radiation (Poster Presentation). Biomedical Engineering Society Annual Conferences 2022.