Much of my work and clients are confidential.
These are some of my publishable projects.
2001: Avacore I managed and led a team working with leading Stanford University research scientists on a prototype device to
circumvent the homeostatic thermoregulation of the human body. This device could quickly raise or lower the body's core
temperature to promote rapid recovery from exertion in extreme conditions. This was an extremely complex project, intertwining
basic scientific research with usability research and then technical invention. Work was done with Dr. Craig Heller, Dr. Dennis Grahn
and David Lyons.
Prototype device, with built-in data acquisition, undergoing testing.
Other Projects
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These are some of my publishable projects.
2001: Avacore I managed and led a team working with leading Stanford University research scientists on a prototype device to
circumvent the homeostatic thermoregulation of the human body. This device could quickly raise or lower the body's core
temperature to promote rapid recovery from exertion in extreme conditions. This was an extremely complex project, intertwining
basic scientific research with usability research and then technical invention. Work was done with Dr. Craig Heller, Dr. Dennis Grahn
and David Lyons.
Prototype device, with built-in data acquisition, undergoing testing.
Other Projects
1 2 3 4 5
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Mark Zeh: some past (public) work
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