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Dr Samantha Birse

- School of Science and Technology

Building: Botany S002, Rm 242, UNE Armidale Campus

Biography

Samantha joined UNE in 2024 after graduating with a PhD from the University of Newcastle. She has worked at 5 Australian Universities and now teaches in the areas of functional anatomy and biomechanics.

Previously, Samantha has explored the use of nonlinear dynamics to analyse game play effects in elite youth basketball players, and her current interests are moving to apply these methodologies to other youth athletes

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