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Richard is a Professor in Exercise Physiology at Napier University and
holds both BASES Research and Support (Physiology) Accreditation. He was
formerly the Physiology section representative on the Accreditation &
Fellowship Committee. His areas of research include the physiology of
cycling performance, ergometry, aging and Parkinson’s disease. He
is an active cycling coach and is a senior tutor on the British Cycling
Coach Education Programme. |
Napier University |
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Jo has a BSc (Human Biology) from Loughborough and a PhD from Nottingham Medical School . In 2000 he was made a Fellow of BASES. He has published more than 40 academic papers associated with his research which mainly rests in topics associated with the physiology of sustainable exercise and markers of exercise intensity . He has worked with many sports people applying sports science to performance including Olympic and Commonwealth gold medallists and world cup winning teams. Jo joined Brighton as Head of School in 2006 from Head of Sport & Exercise Science at the University in Aberystwyth where he was also Director of R & D for the local NHS Trust. |
University of Brighton |
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Debbie started on the 1 July 2008 to cover
maternity leave for Claire Hitchings. She studied Business at Northumbria University and then worked for British
Airways for many years in sales, marketing and project management roles. During this time she was the Sales and
Operations Manager for the 2000 Sydney Olympics working very closely with the British Olympic Association. A few years were then spent living and working overseas teaching scuba diving in tropical waters such as Thailand, Australia and Mexico. A return to the UK saw an involvement in sport again, most recently being based at the English Institute of Sport in Sheffield. Debbie has taken up sailing, windsurfing and water skiing this year and is wondering what to try next! |
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Claire took up post as BASES Executive Officer in September 2003. Her former post was Sport Science Manager on the England Netball World Class Performance Plan. She has a PhD in adherence to fitness training adherence amongst high performance team athletes. In 2008 she completed a Masters in Business Administration with the Open University. |
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Jason is a Senior Lecturer in the Institute of Diet, Exercise and Lifestyle (IDEAL), within the Faculty of Biomedical and Life Sciences at the University of Glasgow. He received his PhD from Loughborough University in 1999 on the topic of Exercise and Lipoprotein Metabolism and subsequently worked as a Postdoctoral Fellow in the Department of Vascular Biochemistry at Glasgow Royal Infirmary before moving across the city to his present department in 2003. He leads an active multi-disciplinary research group investigating the effects of exercise and diet on the prevention and management of cardio-metabolic diseases from the molecular to the whole-body level in a range of populations, and has published widely in these fields.
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University of Glasgow |
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Dr Michael Graham is a Research Fellow and Senior Lecturer in Anatomy,
Biomechanics & Exercise Physiology in the Health & Exercise Research
Unit at the University of Glamorgan, South Wales. His areas of interest
and research is the pathophysiology of drug abuse and drug dependency
in sport and obesity in children and its dietary management. He is a Fellow
of the Royal Society of Medicine.
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University of Glamorgan |
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Martin is a lecturer at the University of Essex since 1979; his first academic position after 2 years post-doc in the Roche Institute of Molecular Biology in New Jersey. Having lectured in Physiology, Immunology and Reproduction for over 10 years he metamorphosed into an exercise physiologist after a period of sabbatical leave with Will Hopkins in New Zealand and returned to Essex to set up the Centre for Sport and Exercise Sciences. He is passionate about teaching and learning and my priority as Director of Sports Science at Essex is ensuring the quality of provision at both undergraduate and post graduate level. He has been a member of BASES since 1995 and served as Chair of the Workshop Committee 2005-2007. But, to be honest, he would rather be orienteering, mountain biking, adventure racing, doing triathlons, windsurfing or skiing (all badly).
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Department of Biological Sciences |
University of Strathclyde
University of Strathclyde
