Our researchers
Our researchers
With a breadth and depth of knowledge, our team of researchers can help you in preparation of a strong application and also planning for your research degree.
Jodie Dakic
Jodie is currently involved in women's health and musculoskeletal research.
Narelle Dalwood
Narelle has a strong interest in how best to optimise student preparation for clinical practice.
Dr Sze-Ee Soh
Sze-Ee’s research is focused on Chronic Disease, Healthy Ageing and Health Services Research.
Associate Professor Helena Frawley
Helena's broad research focus is women’s health and health services research.
Prof Shapour Jaberzadeh
Shapour’s research focuses on understanding and modulation of cortical plasticity for therapeutic purposes using non-invasive brain stimulation.
Dr Dawson Kidgell
Dawson’s research focuses on exercise physiology, Healthy ageing and non-invasive brain stimulation.
Dr Annemarie Lee
Annemarie’s research is focussed on cardiorespiratory health including adjuncts to pulmonary rehabilitation in chronic respiratory disease.
Dr Kristin Lo
Kristin's research focus is fitness to practise.
A/Prof Peter Malliaras
Peters’s research focuses on Musculoskeletal health which includes development of interventions for various tendinopathies.
Professor Stephen Maloney
Stephen’s research focuses on Health Professional Education, Health Services Research and Musculoskeletal health.
Professor Prue Morgan
Prue’s research is focused on Neurological health, Healthy Ageing and Health Professional Education.
Prue Munro
Prue’s research is focused on Cardiorespiratory health and Health professional education.
Dr. Christian Osadnik
Christian’s research focuses on Cardiorespiratory health, healthy ageing, chronic disease and also health services research.
Dr Luke Perraton
Luke’s primary research focus is on Musculoskeletal health including knee joint function and osteoarthritis following injury and surgery.
A/Prof Cylie Williams
Cylie’s research focuses on Musculoskeletal and Neurological health and also health services research.