Dr. Anna Nagle
Talwar College of Engineering and Computer Sciences
Phone: 260.422.5561, ext. 3481
Email: asnagle@indianatech.edu
Office: Zollner 235 D
My Office Hours
Office hours vary each semester, so please check the sign in my office or the syllabus.
For Fall 2024, student hours are as follows:
In office Z235D: MTWRF 12:45 – 1:45 pm
In classroom Snyder 259: MWF 11:50 – 12:20 pm. F 10:30 – 11 am
In classroom Zollner 154: MW 3:15 – 3:45 pm
or by appointment virtually or in person.
Classes I Teach
BME 3500: Biomechanics
BME 3200: Thermodynamics/ Fluid dynamics/ Heat transfer
BME 3250: Thermodynamics & Fluids Lab
BME 4973 and 4974: BME Senior Project I and II
EGR 1500: Computer Programming for Engineers
EGR 2000: Engineering communication
EGR 3430: Applied Probability and Statistics
IME 3120: Six Sigma III
Ma 1055: Trigonometry
MA 1090: Precalculus
My Academic Advising Roles
Biomedical Engineering
Educational Background
- Ph.D., Biomedical Engineering, The University of Cincinnati Cincinnati, OH 2006-2015
- B.S., Biomedical Engineering with honors, The University of Iowa Iowa City, IA 2001- 2005
Professional Experience
- Post-doctoral Fellow, Department of Mechanical and Nuclear Engineering Virginia Commonwealth University Richmond, VA 2015-2018
- Research Assistant, Department of Research Palmer College of Chiropractic Davenport, IA 2005-2006
Publications/Presentations
For up-to-date statistics on citations, please see Dr. Nagle’s Google Scholar profile at https://scholar.google.com/citations?user=FBmzDu4AAAAJ&hl=en
Selected publications:
- Anna Nagle, Adam Klausner, Jary Varghese, Rachel Bernardo, Andrew Colhoun, Wayne Barbee, Laura Carucci, and John Speich, “Quantification of bladder wall biomechanics during urodynamics: A methodologic investigation using ultrasound.” Journal of Biomechanics. 61 (2017) p. 232-241.
- Anna Nagle, John Speich, Stefan De Wachter, Peter Ghamarian, David Le, Andrew Colhoun, Paul Ratz, Wayne Barbee, and Adam Klausner, “Non-invasive characterization of real-time bladder sensation using accelerated hydration and a novel sensation meter: an initial experience.” Neururology and Urodynamics. 36 (2017) p.1417-1426.
- Fong Ming Hooi, Anna Nagle, Swetha Subramanian, and T. Douglas Mast, “Analysis of tissue changes, measurement system effects, and motion artifacts in echo decorrelation imaging” Journal of the Acoustic Society of America. 137(2015) p.585-597.
- Anna Nagle, Matthew Barker, Steven Kleeman, Balakrishna Haridas, and T. Douglas Mast, “Passive biomechanical properties of human cadaveric levator ani muscle at low strains.” Journal of Biomechanics. 47 (2014) p. 583-586.
Why I Teach
My work at Indiana Tech has been incredibly rewarding. I have enjoyed building relationships with students and seeing them grow over the years. It has been gratifying to see these young people learn to become engineers and innovators in their fields, and go on to use the skills they developed at Indiana Tech in their chosen careers. I hope to spend my career helping future engineers reach their potential to improve the world,
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