Prospects for studying how high-intensity compression waves cause damage in human blast injuries
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Anthony M. J. Bull | Nicolas Newell | Spyros D. Masouros | W. G. Proud | Arul Ramasamy | Adam M. Hill | T. J. Bonner | Jon C. Clasper | Kate V. Brown | Chiara Bo | Jens Balzer | W. Proud | J. Clasper | S. Masouros | N. Newell | A. Ramasamy | A. Bull | A. Hill | K. V. Brown | J. Balzer | T. Bonner | C. Bo
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