My research focuses on human sensory motor physiology and over the years I have used a variety of experimental techniques and data analysis approaches to answer my research questions. These techniques and approaches did not come naturally to me. It took perseverance and a few key people along the way for me to learn what I needed to learn. In the past few years I have become interested in science in the digital age – not the science of the digital age, but rather how the practice of science has changed (or not changed) with the advent and now ubiquity of computers.
Experience
2012–present
Research Officer, Neuroscience Research Australia
Education
2008
Queen's University (Canada), PhD
2003
University of Ottawa (Canada), Master's degree
2001
University of Ottawa, BSc physiotherapy
Publications
2013
Human muscle fatigue, eccentric damage and coherence in the EMG, Acta Phyiologica
2013
Is this my finger? Propriocetive illusions of body ownership and representation, Journal of Physiology
2013
Measures of fine motor skills in people with tremor disorders: appraisal and interpretation, Frontiers in Neurology
2011
Tremor during movement correlates well with disability in people with essential tremor, Movement Disorders
2011
The effect of inertial loading and contraction type on wrist tremor in individuals with essential tremor, Clinical Neurophysiology
2010
The effect of contraction intensity on force fluctuations and motor unit entrainment in individuals with essential tremor, Clinical Neurophysiology
2009
The effect of inertial loading on wrist postural tremor in essential tremor, Clinical Neurophysiology
2006
Upper extremity disability in essential tremor, Archives of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation
2006
Corticomotor excitability associated with unilateral knee dysfunction secondary to anterior cruciate ligament injury, Knee Surgery, Sports Traumatology, Arthroscopy
2006
Functional mobility and postural control in essential tremor, Archives of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation
2005
Proprioceptive acuity for weight discrimination after anterior cruciate ligament injury, Archives of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation
2003
Differential effect of peripheral electrical stimulation and vibratory stimulation on cortico-motor excitability in lower limb muscles, Physiotherapy Canada