Richard M. Ziernicki

Provides forensic engineering and computer animation services

Operates non-profit professional organization that enables collaboration, knowledge sharing and skill development for engineering community

The National Academy of Forensic Engineers (NAFE) is a professional and educational organization dedicated to advancing the ethical and professional practice of forensic engineering. The non-profit company is based in Hawthorne, NY. NAFE certifies forensic engineering experts and supports their development through continuing education, peer-reviewed publications, and networking opportunities. The organization has over 400 members with expertise across various engineering disciplines and offers biannual conferences nationwide featuring technical seminars, educational sessions, and networking events that provide continuing professional development credits. NAFE publishes the Journal of the National Academy of Forensic Engineers (JOTNAFE), a peer-reviewed journal presenting discussions on forensic engineering technologies and methods. The organization maintains committees overseeing governance, ethics, education, membership, publications, and public relations, and hosts a private members-only email discussion group to facilitate technical exchanges and professional dialogue. NAFE engages with regulatory bodies to advocate for comprehensive standards in forensic investigations.

Operates professional association representing licensed professional engineers

The non-profit company is based in Bethel, CT. The organization focuses on enhancing knowledge of physical phenomena, understanding material and structural behavior, and providing experimental validation to support analytical and computational engineering solutions. SEM publishes peer-reviewed journals, including Experimental Mechanics, the Journal of Dynamic Behavior of Materials, and Experimental Techniques, as well as a range of other publications. The society organizes conferences and events worldwide, such as the SEM Annual Conference, IMAC, IDICS, and ICECM, to foster collaboration and knowledge exchange on topics like optical methods, dynamic material behavior, composites, fatigue, fracture, and thermomechanics. SEM supports student involvement, provides educational resources and technical divisions, and recognizes research achievements with various awards. The Society for Experimental Mechanics (SEM) is an international nonprofit organization founded in 1943 that brings together members from academia, government, and industry to advance the interdisciplinary application, research, development, education, and promotion of experimental methods in mechanics and engineering.

Operates as an association of automotive engineers

Operates as a non-profit organization that promotes growth of manufacturing through technology and workforce development