The leadership team established WABRC in 2016 and continue to manage and build collaborations and collaborative projects in order to promote improved bone health.
The WABRC consists of an extended group of members, affiliates and higher degree research students.
WABRC Members & Affiliates
Members and affiliates are engaged across a range of projects and include:
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- Dr Marc Sim, Edith Cowan University: Staff Profile
- Prof Belinda Beck, Griffith University: Staff Profile
- Dr Jodie Cochrane Wilkie, Edith Cowan University: Staff Profile
- Dr Myles Murphy, Edith Cowan University & Notre Dame: Staff Profile
- A/Prof Fleur McIntyre, Consultant
- A/Prof Benjamin Weeks, Griffith University: Staff Profile
Higher Degree Research Students
Current higher degree research students include:
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- Ms Jocelyn Tan, The University of Notre Dame Australia (PhD)
- Dr Kiranjit Joshi, University of Western Australia (Phd)
- Mr Abdullah Altaf, University of Western Australia (MD)
Graduated Students
Graduated WABRC students include:
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- Dr Mark Jenkins, Edith Cowan University
Bone fracture incidence, measurement and adaptation: An exploration through the continuum from incidence to measurement and adaptation.
Supervisors: Prof Nimphius, Dr Hart, Dr Chivers, Dr Rantalainen, Prof Newton
- Dr Mark Jenkins, Edith Cowan University
WABRC Life Members
WABRC Life members recognise the significant contributions made by its retiring members to the establishment of the WABRC, its activities and ongoing mentorship. Our life members have made a significant research contribution to advancing bone health research locally, nationally and internationally.
- Prof Beth Hands, The University of Notre Dame Australia: Staff Profile
- Clinical Prof Richard Prince, University of Western Australia: Staff Profile