Paige Treherne

Dr Paige Treherne is a Researcher at the School of Human Movement and Nutrition Sciences, Faculty of Health, Medicine and Behavioural Sciences, The University of Queensland. She holds a Doctor of Philosophy in Biomechanics from the same institution and is available for supervision.

• Bachelor of Exercise and Sport Science, Australian Catholic University
• Bachelor (Honours) of Exercise and Sport Science, Australian Catholic University
• Doctor of Philosophy of Biomechanics, The University of Queensland

Her research focuses on biomechanics and human movement, particularly the anatomical and physiological adaptations of feet under stress. Recent work explores how foot shape changes with size and its implications for stress mitigation in physical activity and sports performance.

Dr Treherne's 2025 study in Royal Society Open Science examines foot mechanics and stress distribution. The article contributes to understanding biomechanical adaptations in exercise physiology and gait analysis, with potential applications in footwear design and injury prevention.

Labs & Teams: Affiliated with research teams at the School of Human Movement and Nutrition Sciences, specializing in biomechanics and exercise science collaborations.