Cambria Brown

Cambria Brown is a Biomechanics Research Fellow at the Emory Human Performance Institute (EHPI) where she contributes to a variety of clinical research projects. She began her research career at Emory Sports Performance and Research Center (SPARC) as an undergraduate investigating within-season microstructural, cognitive, and psychological changes associated with repetitive head impact exposure in youth athletes.

In her current role, she conducts biomechanical data collection, MRI coordination and safety, data processing and manuscript development, participant recruitment and communication, and general study operations primarily for SPARC's longitudinal ACL Registry. She supports multiple projects and will be on the core biomechanics team working alongside US Soccer to develop testing protocols for their athletes.

Cambria earned a Bachelor of Science in Neuroscience and Behavioral Biology and a Bachelor of Arts in Spanish from Emory University in 2025. Her research interests include concussion recovery and prevention, biomechanics, and neuromuscular movement science, with the goal of improving athlete health, performance, and rehabilitation across the lifespan.