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I grew up in Sydney and studied Biological Sciences at ���������¼�. On graduating with First Class honours I moved to the US to get my PhD at Harvard University in the Museum of Comparative Zoology where I studied the functional evolution of tetrapods across the water-land transition and developing methods and adaptive landscape analyses. I continued my research at Duke University in the Animal Locomotion Lab to study the functional anatomy and biomechanics of primates. On returning to ���������¼� I am now a Lecturer in the Department of Anatomy where I teach subjects in Functional Anatomy and Biomechanics and continue my research interests in functional morphology.