About

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Scienalysis, Inc.

A forensic engineering and computational mechanics firm founded in 2011 and based in The Woodlands, Texas. The firm investigates how and why components and structures fail, and supports the technical, insurance, and legal review of those findings — applying finite element analysis, explicit dynamics and hydrocode simulation, fluid–structure interaction, rotordynamics, contact mechanics, and multiscale material modeling to establish failure mechanisms that are reproducible, evidence-based, and defensible under examination.

Every conclusion is built from first principles and recognized standards, then documented so it holds up under cross-examination. The firm’s work spans gas and explosion investigations, blast–structure interaction, rotating-equipment and materials failure, and the biomechanics of traumatic injury.

Founder & President

Dr. Jaton N. Wince, Ph.D. — 25+ years across mechanical engineering, materials science, computational mechanics, and forensic failure analysis, leading the firm’s investigations and simulation-based reconstructions of gas explosions, structural failures, blast–structure interaction, and injury biomechanics.

Education

Ph.D. in Engineering, Liberty University — dissertation in continuum mechanics and multiphase composite material modeling. M.S. and B.S. in Mechanical Engineering, Mississippi State University.

Career

Parsons (MDA) · a.i. Solutions (MDA/DoD, Failure Review Board) · Jacobs Technology (NASA propulsion, SSME) · GE Aviation (rotordynamics, contact modeling) · U.S. Air Force Research Laboratory (shock-physics, blast effects, FSI).

Certifications & Clearance

DAWIA Level III & II · Materials Science & Engineering · NDT Level II · ASME GD&T Professional. Active U.S. DoD Secret clearance; formerly Top Secret / SCI.

Awards & Distinctions

ASME Meritorious Research Award · Missile Defense Agency Contractor of the Year (Honor Roll) · U.S. Air Force Research Laboratory Commander’s Challenge Cup.

Practice Areas

Forensic failure analysis · Computational mechanics & ICME · Explosion & blast analysis · Injury biomechanics · Engineering inspection & risk mitigation.

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