Mylle, Ine

Mylle, Ine

PhD in Biomedical Sciences
Biomedical Physiology and Kinesiology
Simon Fraser University

Biography:

 

Dr. Ine Mylle is a postdoctoral fellow in the Simon Fraser University Run Lab where she investigates breast biomechanics in physically active women with the use of wearable technology under the supervision of Dr. Christopher Napier.

Research areas of interest:

Women's Health (Breast Biomechanics)

Research Themes:

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