Selected work
Physical employment standards, human performance research and technology development connected by a common concern: how evidence is used in real settings.
Tim Doyle
Professor of Human Performance & Biomechanics
Research, physical employment standards, human performance and technology.
Tim Doyle's work sits at the intersection of biomechanics, occupational standards, workforce readiness and applied performance technology.
Standards development
Development, validation and review of defensible standards for demanding occupations.
Research areas
Biomechanics, tactical performance, workforce readiness, injury risk and applied measurement.
Technology development
Software and practical tools emerging from biomechanics, training and performance problems.
Impact
Physical employment standards in emergency response settings
Work on role-relevant standards connecting job demands, assessment methods and workforce capability.
Research informing readiness and performance policy
Applied research across tactical and occupational populations, including load carriage, task performance and injury risk.
Performance software used internationally
Biomechanics and sports-performance tools developed through TLAD Solutions and later technology work.
Research
Selected publications and current research areas across biomechanics, physical employment standards, tactical performance and evidence interpretation.
Read the research overviewTechnology
From Force 3 and the Jump Analysis Package to Forge Human, technology appears as a continuation of applied performance work.
Read the technology overviewCurrent roles
ProfessorMacquarie University
PresidentAustralian and New Zealand Society of Biomechanics
Co-ChairInternational Society of Biomechanics Congress 2027
FounderForge Human