I am currently an Adjunct Professor of Biomechanics in several universities in Australia and Canada. As project leader and active researcher, my expertise in Biomechanics relates to the development of biomechanical tools and improvement of basic knowledge of:

• The locomotion and rehabilitation of individuals with lower limb loss fitted with osseointegrated implant and socket. Indeed, I am one of the very few independent experts in the clinical benefits of bone-anchorage prostheses.

• The performance of athletes with a disability in motion analysis laboratories as well as during training sessions and world-class events. For instance, I have collected data from the field of play during 3 Paralympic games (Sydney, Athens, Beijing) and 2 IPC World Championships (Lille, Assen).

My academic track record includes over 130 publications, multiple grants, several supervisions of postgraduate students and international collaborations. My current citations indexes are amongst the top Biomechanists.