As a scientist and tech innovator, Jacqueline is a regular national and international keynote speaker currently leading research teams in wearable tech, artificial intelligence and pro-public technology applications in sport and health. She teaches in both the undergraduate and graduate curriculums though maintains a strong research focus having supervised; 45 honours (by research dissertation), 5 masters and 23 doctoral students to completion. She currently supervises a further 11 PhD candidates.

She has authored/co-authored 130+ peer-reviewed textbooks, book chapters, journal papers and conference proceedings in the areas of optimising performance, injury prevention, biomechanical modelling & machine learning. A current executive council member of the International Society of Biomechanics (ISB), she is also a fellow and former director of the International Society of Biomechanics in Sport (ISBS). She has an extensive community and industry engagement portfolio that includes consultancy/grant funding of ~ $8 million (AUD) from collaborators such as; the Australian Research Council, International Cricket Council, New Zealand Accident Compensation Corporation, Australian Institute of Sport and their state based affiliates, Cricket Australia, Swimming Australia, Indian Premier League, Hockey Australia, Fremantle Dockers Football Club & VICON - the world's leading motion capture company. 

• Tech Director - Minderoo tech & Policy Lab (UWA Law School)
• International Society of Biomechanics Executive Council (elected) 

- applications of large data sets for pro-public tech applications

Sports Biomechanics; Artifical Intelligence for Sport and Health Technology; Machine learning tool for Injury and disease prevention.