Ambrish Singh is a Ph.D. research scholar at the Menzies Institute for Medical Research, University of Tasmania. His research work is focused on studying childhood and adulthood determinants of knee joint health assessed using cartilage and joint degradation serum and MRI biomarkers. His work also focuses on epidemiology, quality of life, and health economic aspects of osteoarthritis and knee pain. Along with this, he is working on the YOGA trial (ACTRN12621000066886), which is a randomised comparative effectiveness trial of yoga and strengthening exercise for knee osteoarthritis.