Dr Tom E. Nightingale
Lecturer in Exercise Physiology
Dr. Nightingale is an integrative physiologist with an interest in understanding the impact of physical activity on cardiometabolic and cerebrovascular healt...
- Email: t.e.nightingale@bham.ac.uk
Meet the STIMEX-SCI Team
Contact us
- Dr Tom Nightingale, Chief Investigator: T.E.Nightingale@bham.ac.uk, office line: 0121 414 6977
- Mr Dan Hodgkiss, PhD Student: stimex-sci@contacts.bham.ac.uk
Dr Shane Balthazaar
Postdoctoral Research Fellow
Dr Balthazaar is a cardiovascular researcher with expertise in ultrasound and various autonomic testing, having experience in both academia and clinical sett...
Dr Shin-Yi (Chloe) Chiou
Associate Professor in Motor control and Rehabilitation
Dr Chiou is a qualified physiotherapist and a neuroscientist with research interests in motor control and rehabilitation in spinal cord injury.
Dr Rebekah Lucas
SES/SEHS Programme Lead
Dr Rebekah Lucas is an integrative physiologist who is interested in how exercise and environmental medicine translates to clinical medicine and public health.
Professor Sam Lucas
Professor of Cerebrovascular, Exercise & Environmental Physiology
Professor Lucas is an integrative physiologist with a special interest in cerebral blood flow regulation and the resultant impact on brain function.
Professor Jet Veldhuijzen van Zanten
Senior Lecturer in Biological Psychology
Professor Veldhuijzen van Zanten's research, focuses on the influence of behaviour on psychological and physiological health and well-being in various clinic...
Dr Alex Wadley
Assistant Professor in Exercise Metabolism
Dr Wadley's work examines how physical activity and exercise influence immunity in a variety of population groups.
Dr Joseph Welch
Assistant Professor in Respiratory Physiology
Dr Welch is a physiologist with expertise in the neural control of breathing, respiratory mechanics, diaphragm fatigue, phrenic nerve stimulation, and exerci...