Quinn Malone

Quinn Malone completed his BSc (2016) and MSc (2021) at the University of Manitoba. Quinn’s research interests include the effects of acute cannabis intoxication on human movement, the effects of dual tasking on balance control, sensorimotor integration, and the cognitive determinants of movement. He has also worked on determining the efficacy of various conservative approaches to treating chronic back pain, improving our understanding of the sensorimotor contributions to spinal manipulative thrust delivery, and is also proficient at computer programming. He enjoys reading fiction, playing video games, and skiing in his spare time.