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Andrew Laing

Associate Professor

Director – Injury Biomechanics and Aging Laboratory

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Steven Pretty

Graduate Student, PhD

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Thomas Hoshizaki

Graduate Student, PhD

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Taylor Winberg

Graduate Student, PhD

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Claudia Town

Graduate Student, PhD

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Alyssa Tondat

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Sheryl Bourgaize

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David Imeson

Graduate Student, MSc

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Mayank Kalra

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Sukirat Bhullar

Alumni, MSc 2023

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Mikail Shade

Alumni, MSc 2023

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Dan Martel

Alumni, PhD 2022

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Taylor Cleworth

Alumni, Postdoctoral Fellow

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Amy Bicknell

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Iris Levine

Alumni, PhD 2018

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Tyler Weaver

Alumni, PhD 2018

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Shivam Bhan

Alumni, MSc 2014

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Elora Brenneman

Alumni, MSc 2014

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Jade Chen

Alumni, MSc 2012

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Michal Glinka

Alumni, MSc 2013

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Frederick Goh

Alumni, MSc 2017

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Benoit Lafleur

Alumni, MSc 2015

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Christine Ma

Alumni, MSc 2012

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Meg Warnica

Alumni, MSc 2015

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Alexander Wright

Alumni, MSc 2011

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Heather Byrnell

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