Prior to joining ACU, I worked as a sport scientist specialising in applying the principles of skill acquisition to improve the performance and daily training environment of elite athletes at both the Australian Institute of Sport and the Queensland Academy of Sport.
My PhD thesis investigated intuition in elite field hockey athletes. Specifically looking at decision making, my research used pupillometry to show that intuitive decisions require less cognitive effort, reflected in less pupil dilation.
My academic interests and expertise include the measurement and improvement of decision-making skills with particular focus on the underlying mechanism that explain expert decisions. I also have a passion for and expertise in the use of new and emerging technologies such as sensors, eye tracking, virtual reality, and data analytics.
Publications
A. Cronström, M. Cole, Daniel Chalkley, Steven van Andel, G. Pepping, M. Creaby
Aging Clinical and Experimental Research, 2022
J. Weakley, Chris McCosker, Daniel Chalkley, R. Johnston, Gabriella Munteanu, Matthew Morrison
Journal of Strength and Conditioning Research, 2022
Gait biofeedback training in people with Parkinson’s disease: a pilot study
Kate McMaster, M. Cole, Daniel Chalkley, M. Creaby
Journal of neuroengineering and rehabilitation, 2021
J. Weakley, Daniel Chalkley, R. Johnston, A. García-Ramos, A. Townshend, H. Dorrell, Madison Pearson, Matthew Morrison, M. Cole
Journal of strength and conditioning research, 2020
Thomas B. McGuckian, Adam Beavan, J. Mayer, Daniel Chalkley, G. Pepping
Science and Medicine in Football, 2020
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