Dr Matthew Andrew Brodie

2020

• NSW Health. “Total Cardiac Care Plus” jointly led by Scientia Prof Nigel Lovell and Dr SzeYuan Ooi ($1,600,000)
• UNSW RIS. “Connected Health Apps and Systems (CHAppS) Network Laboratory” ($192,000)
• SPHERE.  "Implementation of Walking Tall against Vascular Disease for at-risk patients in a vascular clinical practice." Implementation Science Translational Seed Funding Scheme ($20,000)
• Michael and Elizabeth Gilbert. Gift for Parkinson’s Disease Research ($50,000)

2019

• SPHERE, Frontiers Technology Clinical Academic Group. “Total Cardiac Care: Integrating Physiological and Psychological Health Measurements, Rehabilitation, Medications Adherence and Care Planning.” ($40,000)
• Vanessa Tay (Gift). “Developing smart actuating garments to prevent freezing of gait and tremor in people with Parkinson’s disease.” ($50,000)
• Warburton Foundation (Gift). “The Smart Glove.” ($5,000)
• Parkinson’s NSW. “Integrate: a tailored and multifactorial program for safe mobility in people with Parkinson’s disease” ($99,972).

2018

• Micheal J Fox Foundation “WalkingTall-PD: An engaging self-managed neuro-rehabilitation program using eHealth technologies to reduce step-time variability, prevent freezing of gait and falls, and enhance independence in people with Parkinson’s disease: a placebo randomized controlled trial.” ($720,000).
• Michael and Elizabeth Gilbert Fellowship for Parkinson’s Disease Research ($100,000)
• UNSW Infrastructure Grant. “Lab manager and perturbation treadmill.” ($412,770)
• Cromwell Foundation. “Reactive and volitional step training to improve balance recovery after slip and trip among community-dwelling older adults: A factorial randomized controlled trial.” ($28,000)
• UNSW Neuroscience, Mental Health and Addictions and SPHERE CAG project. “StandingTall-cardio. An engaging self-management program and scalable intervention using mobile technology to enhance healthy ageing and reduce fall risk in people with intermittent claudication: a randomised trial.” ($40,000)

2017

• Yamaguchi Medal, presented at the XXVI Congress of the International Society of Biomechanics
• NeuRA Publication Excellence Award 2017, for my paper titled “Disentangling the health benefits of walking from increased exposure to falls…”
• Outstanding Reviewer Award, Physiological Measurement
• Meiji Yasuda Life Foundation of Health and Welfare, “Effects of reactive and volitional step training on mental health in older adults.” ($12,662).

2013     

• Special Award: Most Entertaining Presentation at the XIV International Symposium on Computer Simulation in Biomechanics, Brazil for a paper titled: Catwalker or Groover, Modelling Gender Differences while Walking.

2013

• National Health Medical Research Council Early Career Fellowship APP1037579, titled: "i-Medic (Intelligent Monitoring and Early Diagnosis in Communities)". ($295,000)

2008

• New Zealand Young Scientist of the Year: Overall Runner Up and Winner of the ‘Future Science and Technology’ category ($20,000)

2007

• Innovation Award, International Ski Federation (FIS) presented at the 4th International Congress on Science and Skiing, Austria, Dec 2007 ($1,000)
• NZ International Society of Biomechanics, James G Hay Travel Award: to present at the International Society of Biomechanics conference in Taipei, Taiwan ($4,000)
• NZ Vice Chancellors’ Committee, Claude McCarthy Fellowship to present at the International Society of Sport annual symposium in Ouro Preto, Brazil ($4,000)
• NZ Academy of Sport, Conference Grant to present at and report back on the development technology in sport at the Asia-Pacific Congress on Sports Technology, Singapore ($4000)
• NZ Postgraduate Study Abroad Award, Conference grant to present at the 4th International Science and Skiing conference, St Christophe, Austria ($4,000)

2006

• New Zealand Academy of Sport, Biomechanics Internship ($5,000)

2005

• Massey University Doctoral Scholarship ($75,000)
• Massey University Capital Equipment Grant ($80,000)
• Sport and Exercise Science NZ, Emerging Scientist Award ($500)
• Sport and Recreation NZ (SPARC), Equipment Grant ($22,000)
• Massey University, Celebrating Research Award ($500)

2004

• The Royal Society of NZ, R.H.T. Bates Postgraduate Scholarship ($500)
• NZ Health Research Council grant ($6,000)