
Level 1: I develop models of human movement to help design medical devices and monitor patient activity.
Level 2: I use models of human movement to determine forces and moments acting on, and within, the body; these are used to design new and innovative medical devices.
Level 3: I integrate a number of technologies to develop models of human movement that do not rely on rigid-body mechanics to inform medical device design and patient rehabilitation.
I enjoyed maths at high school and I’ve had a lifelong an interest in medicine; biomedical engineering was a natural fit.
To conduct research that contributes positively to the community.
Appreciate the importance of the fundamental engineering disciplines that complement biomedical engineering.
BIOM2451 Biomechanics for Sports Scientists
BIOM9510 Introductory Biomechanics
BIOM9541 Mechanics of the Human Body
PhD, UNSW
MBiomedE, UNSW
BE (Mechanical) (Hons I and the University Medal), UNSW