The Osteoarthritis Research Team is a large and highly collaborative team which focuses on all aspects of clinical and translational research in osteoarthritis.
We work closely with multidisciplinary teams, including the Back Pain Research Team and are committed to designing and testing innovative, accessible, technology-based interventions that could accelerate recovery and decrease the burden of musculoskeletal pain globally.
Our research focuses on numerous aspects of osteoarthritis including the epidemiology of osteoarthritis, imaging in osteoarthritis, clinical trials, novel therapies in disease management and health services research for chronic disease management.
Our team is working to:
Florance and Cope Chair of Rheumatology
Professor of Medicine, University of Sydney
Research Fellow
Research Fellow
Research Fellow
Postdoctoral Researcher
Research Fellow
Karen Arruda-Schuck - Clinical Trials Coordinator
Lon Guglielmino - Research Admininstration Officer
Dr Sarah Robbins - Project Manager
Sonika Virk - Clinical Trials Coordinator
Dr Xiaoqian Liu - Clinical Research Fellow
Simone (Mimi) Dennis - Clinical Trial Assistant
Ka Martina - PhD Student
Naomi Simick Behera - PhD Student
Bimbi Gray - PhD Student
Abdolhay Farivar - Visiting Researcher
Bailey Walker - Research Assistant
Naomi Bloul - Clinical Trials Officer
Karen Bracken - Clinical Trials Program Lead
Frances Daley - Project Manager
Md Abu Siddiq - PhD Student
Zhaohua (Alex) Zhu - Research Fellow
Benjamin Faber - Visiting Researcher
Chengjie Lian - Visiting Researcher
Michelle Hall - Associate Professor
Jie Jia - Visiting Researcher
Scott Cherry - Clinical Trials Coordinator
Emily Si - Clinical Trials Coordinator
Emily Williamson - Clinical Trials Coordinator
(Maryann) Vineeta Kurien - Clinical Trial Project Manager
Shiwen (Wendy) Yuan - Visiting Researcher
The aim of the osteoarthritis department is to advance the understanding of the musculoskeletal system. The main focus of our research includes clinical and translational research in osteoarthritis.
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