We welcome Ben Scott to our Environmental Extremes Lab, new PhD Physiologist with British Swimming who starts his doctorate, entitled ‘Profiling Elite Swimmers and Responsiveness to Altitude Training’. This is an interesting project with it being funded by British Swimming with support from the English Institute of Sport (EIS), based in Loughborough, but registered with the University of Brighton. Ben will be supervised by Dr Jeanne Dekerle (Principal Lecturer, University of Brighton), Dr Richard Burden (Technical Lead – Physiology, EIS & Senior Lecturer, St Mary’s University) and Dr Karl Cooke (Head of Sports Science and Sports Medicine, British Swimming). We wish him well and are excited to read about the research as it comes out!
On our Environmental Extremes Lab (EEL) Blog at the University of Brighton you will find news about what our team have been doing across our teaching, research and consultancy provision. There is some historical material explaining how EEL evolved, but also current material about our vision, mission, team of staff and research students, facilities we have here, research themes and their impact. We will keep you posted on key dates for your diary and any exciting news as well. The iconic image of Machu Picchu, reflects our passion for extreme environments, desire to carry our applied research that is built around a strong foundation of learning and a major achievement in the evolution of the Environmental Extremes Lab; Peru 2013- Learning Through Adventure.
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On our Environmental Extremes Lab (EEL) Blog at the University of Brighton you will find news about what our team have been doing across our teaching, research and consultancy provision. There is some historical material explaining how EEL evolved, but also current material about our vision, mission, team of staff and research students, facilities we have here, research themes and their impact. We will keep you posted on key dates for your diary and any exciting news as well. The iconic image of Machu Picchu, reflects our passion for extreme environments, desire to carry our applied research that is built around a strong foundation of learning and a major achievement in the evolution of the Environmental Extremes Lab; Peru 2013- Learning Through Adventure.
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