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Erin Lee

Postdoctoral Fellow
Contact Information
Location: Lyle Hallman South 1612 (office) and 1613 (lab)
Links
Link to personal webpage: https://scholar.google.com/citations?user=lf5odaYAAAAJ&hl=en
Additional Information

Erin is a postdoctoral fellow in the Mobilize Lab. They completed their BASc and PhD in Mechanical Engineering at Queen's University. Erin's PhD (completed in 2024) was titled Mapping the relationship between morphology and function of the shoulder: implications for human evolution and musculoskeletal injury. 

Erin is interested in how biomechanics interact with other patient-centred factors to contribute to the progression of joint diseases. Specifically, they are interested in understanding how a person's unique bone morphology (shape) interacts with their joint loading, and how this interaction alters - and is altered - by disease progression. In the Mobilize lab, Erin will be assisting with the CIHR funded project and investigating how bone morphology contributes to longitudinal changes in cartilage health in patients with knee OA in clinical setting!