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Jack Dennerlein All Experts

Professor of Physical Therapy

Expertise
  • COVID-19
  • ergonomics and safety
  • work place injury prevention and health
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j.dennerlein@northeastern.edu
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Jack Dennerlein In the Media

  • The Wall Street Journal

    Amazon Makes Push to Reduce Worker Injuries

  • The New York Times

    Virus Rules Let Construction Workers Keep Building Luxury Towers

  • Wall Street Journal

    Wearable Devices Take Ergonomics to a New High-Tech Place

  • The New York Times

    Here’s How to Type Faster on Your Phone

  • Reuters

    Safe patient handling linked to fewer worker injuries

  • Wall Street Journal

    A cure for digital addicts’ ‘text neck’?

  • Boston Magazine

    Six tips for using standing desks correctly

  • Forbes

    Apple’s small iPhone SE suggests Steve Jobs was right

  • Wired

    A bigger iPhone may not be better, but it makes sense for Apple

  • The Wall Street Journal

    Find the best phone-screen size for you

Jack Dennerlein for Northeastern

  • 04/25/16 - BOSTON, MA. - Jack Dennerlein, Ph.D. poses for a portrait in Robinson Hall at Northeastern University on April 25, 2016. Dennerlein has a new paper out on standing computer workstations. Photo by Matthew Modoono/Northeastern University

    Stand up, sit down, type, type, type


    Standing desks are all the rage, and Jack T. Dennerlein, professor in the Bouvé College of Health Sciences, has taken the first step in developing ergonomic guidelines for how to use them.

    • by Thea Singer   April 29, 2016
  • The plight of the modern coalminer


    Open-pit coalminers who drive heavy-duty vehicles face a unique brand of whole-body vibration caused by operating this equipment. Backed by a new grant from the Alpha Foundation, physical therapy professor Jack Dennerlein will explore its effect on the body.

    • by Angela Herring   December 16, 2013

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