Jahan Rasty, PhD

Dr. Jahan Rasty is a mechanical engineer and professor holding doctoral and professional engineering credentials, with academic affiliations at Texas Tech University. His research intersects materials science and musculoskeletal biology, with published work examining the effects of long-chain n-3 polyunsaturated fatty acids on bone quality and bone loss in animal models, as well as the influence of local hematoma blocks on early fracture healing. These studies have appeared in journals including Calcified Tissue International, the British Journal of Nutrition, and Orthopedics.

In addition to his academic and research background, Dr. Rasty holds an MBA alongside his engineering and scientific credentials. His collaborative work with orthopedic surgeons and biomedical researchers reflects a practical focus on biomechanics and tissue-level responses relevant to injury and healing. This combination of engineering expertise and applied biomedical research informs his involvement in forensic and litigation consulting contexts, where questions of bone mechanics, fracture causation, and injury biomechanics frequently arise.