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Michael B. Mayor

William N. and Bessie Allyn Professor of Orthopaedic Surgery, The Geisel School of Medicine at Dartmouth
Adjunct Professor of Engineering

Michael.B.Mayor@Dartmouth.edu

Education

B.E., Electrical Engineering, Yale University 1955
M.D., Yale University 1965

Research Interests

Adult reconstructive orthopaedic surgery; arthroscopy; biomechanics; biomaterials; design and analysis of orthopaedic prostheses; study of joint implant/host interfaces via retrieval analysis

News

On the Leading Edge: Improving Artificial Joint Performance
Dartmouth-Hitchcock
October 12, 2012
Hip Implant Failure
alaskapublic.org
February 24, 2012
Joint Venture
TheScientist.com
December 15, 2007
Facts and Figures - Joint resolution
Dartmouth Medicine
December 22, 2006
Two men in a lab wait for failed parts, then leap into action
The NJ Star - Ledger
August 13, 2002

In Dartmouth Engineer Magazine

Kudos
Summer 2012
Just One Question: What is the coolest, most exciting, or most fulfilling job you’ve ever done?
Winter 2012
Engineering in Medicine: Behind every great medical advance, there's a great engineer
Summer 2009
Online: Prof Podcasts
Spring 2006
Lab Reports: Taking the Pain Out of Joint Replacements
Spring 2005