Congratulations to Dr Rosie Twomey who successfully defended her PhD entitled “Neurophysiological Responses to Rest and Fatiguing Exercise in Severe Hypoxia in Healthy Humans” on 10 November 2016. The external examiners Dr Jamie McDonald of Bangor University and Dr Thomas… Continue Reading →
Dr Neil Maxwell and Rebecca Relf (Technical Instructor and PhD Student) were invited to present to a House of Lords Government Select Committee on Breast Cancer Symptom Management in November, to talk about their up-coming research linked to heat sensitivity… Continue Reading →
An application made to the Eastbourne Leisure Trust in July, by Dr Neil Maxwell, Dr Mark Hayes and Associate Professor Peter Watt with support from Kirsty Waldock, has just been awarded. The £5170 grant will fund equipment and con-sumables connected… Continue Reading →
Congratulations to Carl James and Rebecca Relf for winning the 2016 School of Sport and Service Management prizes for the following categories, respectively; Research Student award for best piece of work and Best Masters Student piece of work. The awards… Continue Reading →
Many congratulations to Jess Mee who successfully defended her PhD thesis entitled, ‘Heat tolerance and acclimation in female athletes’. Subject to some very mi-nor amendments, Jess will be awarded her doctorate. Jess was examined by Professor Craig Williams (Exeter University)… Continue Reading →
Congratulations to Professor Nick Webborn who has been awarded Officer of the Order of the British Empire (OBE) in the Queen’s Birthday Honours List in June for services to Paralympic Sports Medicine and the British Paralympic Association.
Carl James has now been awarded his PhD – entitled ‘Optimising strategies to enhance endurance running performance under hot and humid conditions’ – now he has attended to some minor amendments. Carl was examined by Dr Mike Price (Coventry University)… Continue Reading →
Congratulations to Carl James & Gareth Turner (both supervised by Dr Gary Brickley) who have recently achieved the status of BASES Accredited Sport and Exercise Physiologist and Chartered Scientist.
Rebecca Relf, Technical Instructor, received this year’s BASES Student Conference ‘Postgraduate Applied Research Presentation Award’ at Bangor University ( 22-23rd March) for her MSc study entitled, ‘Acute sleep deprivation increases perceptual indicators of heat-related illness without physiological consequences in females’… Continue Reading →
A huge congratulations to Nick Webborn for being promoted to Clinical Professor (Sport and Exercise Medicine). Nick was also included in the POWER 100 list of Britain’s most influential people with a disability or impairment. Nick holds or held during… Continue Reading →
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