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I completed training as a chiropractor and had my own clinic in Toronto for six years before taking up a position in research at the Tokyo Metropolitan Institute of Gerontology, Department of the Autonomic Nervous System. subsequently, I moved to Kyoto University where I continued to conduct research and also teach, first in the school of health sciences and then in the faculty of medicine. During this time, I earned my Ph.D. from RMIT University for studies in the somatoautonomic regulation of cardiovascular function. In order to help medical colleagues publish in English, I took an interest in linguistics and language learning. This led to a number of research projects, particularly in the area of corpus linguistics as applied to biomedical and health communications. Language acquisition and rhetorical analysis are now major focuses of my research and teaching. This, in turn, has spawned an interest in social network analysis and language analysis as applied to meta-research and research management.
Role: Committee Member Level: PhD Student Name: Beau Woods Institution: RMIT University Thesis/Project Title: Integration of Biomechanical Therapy/Chiropractic within the Timor-Leste Health System
The Global Chiropractic Research Enterprise: a meta-research analysis
An environmental scan of infrastructure in support of prosthetic services in Tanzania
Influence of ‘hype’ on students’ evaluation of research: a randomized controlled trial
Adjunct professor, RMIT University (Australia)
Tsukuba University (Japan)
Health Sciences University (UK))
Teeside University (UK)
RMIT University (Australia)
Agency/Organization: Anonymous Title: Piloting Innovative Services for Impoverished Amputees in East Africa Role: Primary Investigator
Agency/Organization: Canadian Chiropractic Historical Association Title:A historical analysis of the state of chiropractic research in 1964 Role: Primary Investigator
Agency/Organization: Japan Foundation for Science Title: Towards Objective Science: Automated Detection and Mitigation of Hype in Biomedical Research Role: Collaborator
