Thomas David Jones

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Thomas David Jones's research interests encompass several distinct areas, including the development of novel robotic systems, as evidenced by his work on "Lizard: A Novel Origami Continuum Mobile Robot for Complex and Unstructured Environments." He also investigates educational practices and program evaluation within respiratory therapy entry-to-practice programs, with publications such as "Curriculum and Competency Evaluation in Respiratory Therapy Entry-to-Practice Programs" and "Attributes of Socio-Academic Culture in Successful Entry-to-Practice Respiratory Therapy Programs." Additionally, his work has touched upon space exploration, including concepts for "Near-Earth Object Exploration Leading to Human Visits" and "Exploration Leading to Low-Latency Telepresence on Mars from Deimos." Jones has a scholarly record with an h-index of 17, encompassing 114 publications and 975 citations. He has collaborated with Ariel Berlinski and L Denise Willis at the University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences.

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• h-index: 17
• Publications: 114
• Citations: 975