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Job Title
Lecturer (Health Science)
Contact Details
  • emilne@acpe.edu.au
  • 1300 302 867
Qualifications​
Doctor of Philosophy (Exercise & Sports Science), University of Newcastle
Bachelor of Exercise and Sports Science (Honours Class II, Division 1), University of Newcastle
Bachelor of Exercise and Sports Science, University of Newcastle

Staff Bio

Ethan Milne began at the University of Newcastle, completing a Bachelor of Exercise and Sport Science. He continued to study, completing his Bachelor of Exercise and Sports Science (Honours) degree, where he developed a field-based simulation that mimicked the physical demands of fast bowlers in T20 cricket. More recently, Ethan completed his PhD studies in which his research investigated the influence of age and exercise on vessel health in the brain as well as teaching laboratory units focused on exercise physiology and exercise across the lifespan.

Additionally, Ethan has spent time as a laboratory technician within the Exercise and Sports Science Department at the University of Newcastle, providing laboratory and technical skills to students and staff.

Ethan joined the Health Science team as a lecturer in 2024 and teaches across units involving human and exercise physiology, growth and development across the lifespan and health promotion.

Teaching Interests

Exercise physiology & physical activity and exercise across the lifespan

Research Interests

Physiology of cricket fast bowlers
Influence of age and exercise adherence on vessel health in the brain

Projects

Milne, E. C, Johnson, S. J. Teo, W-P, Walker, F R, & Borges, N. R. The influence of age and physical fitness on cerebral vascular compliance at rest using near-infrared spectroscopy in younger and masters athletes.
Milne, E. C, Johnson, S. J. Teo, W-P, Walker, F R, & Borges, N. R. The influence of age on cerebral haemodynamics during an incremental exercise test to exhaustion in younger and masters athletes.
Milne, E. C, Johnson, S. J. Teo, W-P, Walker, F R, & Borges, N. R. Assessment of cerebral oxygenation breakpoints during an incremental exercise test to exhaustion in younger and masters athletes.

Publications

Milne, E.C., Vickery, W.M., Dascombe, B.J., and Borges, N.R. (2022) Development of a Twenty20 field-based simulation for cricket fast bowlers (FBS-T20). Journal of Strength and Conditioning Research. Vol 36 No. 10, pp 2905–2911.
Borges, N., Milne, E., & Doering, T. (2019). Masters athletes performance and recovery. Sport Health, Vol. 37, No. 3, pp 6–9.
Saunders, L., Milne, E., Borges, N., Johnson, S., Teo, W.P., Walker, F. & Cox, E. (2022). The effects of cardiorespiratory fitness and ageing on arterial stiffness in athletic older populations. Journal of Science and Medicine in Sport. Vol. 25, Suppl. 2, pp. S52-S53.

Conference Presentations

Milne, E.C., Vickery, W.M., Dascombe, B.J., and Borges, N.R. (2022) Development of a Twenty20 field-based simulation for cricket fast bowlers (FBS-T20). Poster presentation at the Exercise and Sports Science Australia Research to Practice Conference, Brisbane, Queensland, Australia,
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