Dr. Boyd’s research focuses on understanding the aetiology of bone and joint diseases, with a particular interest in interventions targeting osteoporotic fracture prevention and altering the trajectory of post-traumatic osteoarthritis following an acute knee ligament injury. His work develops and applies novel high-resolution imaging techniques and computational approaches, and he has established a vibrant research team consisting of a senior scientist, post-doctoral fellows, MSc and PhD graduate students, undergraduate students and full-time staff based at his Bone Imaging Laboratory. He has published over 240 peer-reviewed manuscripts, 7 book chapters and has an H-index (Scopus, 2024) of 53 with over 13,000 citations. Recent publications include work in the area of vitamin D supplementation (JAMA), opportunistic CT (Med Eng Phys), post-traumatic osteoarthritis (J Orthop Res), image-based finite element analysis (J Biomech), contrast-enhanced imaging (J Clin Densitom) and fracture prediction in a longitudinal cohort study of bone health (J Bone Miner Res).