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Ross Radic is a Clinical Associate Professor at the UWA Medical School, Department of Surgery, The University of Western Australia. His academic and clinical work focuses on orthopedic surgery with a specialization in sports medicine and knee reconstruction procedures. Dr. Radic's research interests include: Anterior Cruciate Ligament (ACL) Reconstruction techniques Comparative analysis of tendon grafts (quadriceps tendon vs. hamstring tendon) Gender differences in recovery and return to sports following orthopedic surgery Patient-reported outcomes after surgical interventions Factors affecting surgical success and revision rates His recent publications demonstrate a strong focus on evidence-based approaches to ACL reconstruction, with multiple studies comparing outcomes between different surgical techniques. Dr. Radic's work has been published in high-impact orthopedic journals including Knee Surgery, Sports Traumatology, Arthroscopy and The American Journal of Sports Medicine. Dr. Radic's research contributes to the UN Sustainable Development Goal for good health and well-being, with practical applications for improving surgical outcomes and patient recovery in sports medicine.

• Anterior Cruciate Ligament Reconstruction
• Tendon Graft
• Hamstring Tendon
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Senior Lecturer Harry Banyard at Swinburne University of Technology's School of Health Sciences specializes in exercise and sports science. His research focuses on velocity-based training, sprint and jump biomechanics, and exercise applications for mental health. Formerly the Athlete Development Manager at the West Australian Football Commission, he now leads PhD supervision projects in youth athletic development. PhD in velocity-based training (Edith Cowan University) BSc and MSc in Exercise/Sport Science (Edith Cowan University) Key research areas include: Velocity-based training monitoring and implementation Force-velocity-power profiling in athletes Exercise interventions for depression/anxiety Motivational strategies for physical activity Training adaptation in astronauts Recent publications analyze: Block periodization effects on youth jump profiles Exercise modes for mental health improvement Velocity loss thresholds in resistance training Sprint acceleration mechanics in Australian football Current teaching areas include strength and conditioning, exercise prescription, and rehabilitation. He received research grants from Swinburne University and Kinetic Performance Technology Pty Ltd for studies on training methodology and equipment validation.

• Velocity-based training
• Sports biomechanics
• Exercise physiology
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Wayne Spratford is an Assistant Professor in Motor Control and Biomechanics at the University of Canberra, with prior roles at the Australian Institute of Sport and Cricket Australia. His research focuses on biomechanics in sports, particularly cricket bowling, injury prevention, and load quantification in sports and occupational settings. He holds a PhD from the University of Western Australia (2015) and a Bachelor's from the University of the Sunshine Coast (2005). Dr. Spratford’s research interests span 3D motion analysis, musculoskeletal mechanics, and the biomechanics of elite sports performance. He has contributed to studies on cricket techniques, knee replacement alignment, and aircrew injury surveillance. His work integrates ecological dynamics and sports engineering principles, with a focus on practical applications for injury prevention and performance optimization. Key projects include the randomized study on knee alignment strategies for total knee replacements and workload monitoring for aircrew personnel. He currently serves on editorial boards for BMC Sports Science and the International Journal of Science and Coaching. His research outputs emphasize biomechanical analysis, with contributions to orthopedics, sports medicine, and aviation health. Over 90 publications and 11 research projects highlight his interdisciplinary impact across sports science, clinical biomechanics, and military occupational health.

• Biomechanics
• Sports Science
• Orthopedics
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Mat Prior is a Senior Lecturer in Physiotherapy at Flinders University's College of Medicine and Public Health. He is an Australian Physiotherapy Association (APA) Sports & Exercise Physiotherapist with expertise in evidence-based clinical education and musculoskeletal/sports physiotherapy. Qualifications: Master of Sports Physiotherapy, Bachelor of Physiotherapy (Hons) His research interests span clinical reasoning, exercise rehabilitation, and injury prevention in sports contexts, with specific focus on running biomechanics, football injuries, and disability sport. He has extensive clinical experience including roles with Adelaide United FC and Football Australia National Teams Unit (Pararoos/Joeys). Current responsibilities include teaching topics like Musculoskeletal Practice, Complex Case Management, and Clinical Practicum at both undergraduate and postgraduate levels. Professional engagements include membership in multiple organizations: Australian Physiotherapy Association, Sports & Exercise Physiotherapy Australia, Australian College of Physiotherapists, Sports Medicine Australia, and South Australian Sports Medicine Association (where he serves on the advisory board). He maintains a clinical practice while contributing to professional development courses as an invited presenter.

• Sports Physiotherapy
• Musculoskeletal Physiotherapy
• Exercise Rehabilitation
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