Taylor Dick
Lecturer in The School of Biomedical Sciences
Taylor is interested in the neuromuscular and biomechanical mechanisms that underlie healthy and diseased locomotor function
Collaborators
In no particular order
David Labonte
Lecturer in Evolutionary Biomechanics at Imperial College
David Labonte is a Lecturer at the Department of Bioengineering with an interest in how physical constraints shape biological systems and evolutionary processes
Robbie Wilson
Professor in Performance Ecology
When you can drag him out of the pub, this guy knows science inside out
Celine Frere
Research Fellow University of the Sunshine Coast
Celine is a molecular ecologist with a keen interest in social evolution, social selection and genomics.
Talia Moore
Postdoctoral fellow University of Michigan
Comparative biomechanics, functional morphology, adaptation.
Walter Federle
Comparative Physiology at Cambridge University
Walter's research explores insect locomotion with a focus on the biomechanics of surface adhesion and its ecological context
Philip Withers
Comparative Physiology U. of Western Australia
Comparative metabolic rates in plants and animals
Christine Cooper
Senior Lecturer in the Department of Environment and Agriculture
Christines' area of expertise is in vertebrate ecophysiology, with a particular emphasis on native Australian birds and mammals.