Professor Dale Esliger

Professor of Digital Health Technologies

With experience in industry, government and academia, Dale's research focuses on the development of sophisticated physical activity measurement methodologies/technologies to advance our understanding of the interplay between physical activity, sedentary behavior, and health.

Dr Amy Jones

University Teacher (Exercise as Medicine)

Amy is an Associate Fellow of the Higher Education Academy. Her research interests lie within exercise-based rehabilitation for adults with chronic disease. Her PhD was titled: Combined exercise-based rehabilitation for adults with chronic obstructive pulmonary disease and/or chronic heart failure.

Dr Abi Saunders

University Teacher in Clinical Exercise Physiology

Abi’s research focuses on pathological and physiological cardiac hypertrophy. Most recently, Abi’s work has combined echocardiography and continuous blood pressure monitoring to investigate cardiac structure and function in response to resistance exercise.

Dr James King

Reader in Clinical Exercise Science

I am a Reader in Clinical Exercise Science, specialising in energy balance, obesity and obesity-related disease e.g. type 2 diabetes and chronic liver disease. My work typically centres on biomedical science but also includes elements of epidemiology and behavioural science.

Dr Nicola Paine

Lecturer in Health Psychology

Nicola’s research examines the role of psychological stress on cardiovascular disease risk via inflammatory mechanisms, and the role of sedentary behaviour & physical activity in this. She holds a Springboard Fellowship from the Academy of Medical Sciences.

Dr Andrew Kingsnorth

Lecturer in Digital Health

I am a Lecturer in Digital Health at Loughborough University, specialising in the use of wearable and sensor-based technologies to study digital biomarkers. My research focuses on how data from these technologies can enhance our understanding of health, wellbeing, and human behaviour.

Tash Hares

Postgraduate University Teacher in Clinical Exercise Physiology

Tash’s research interests involve improving individuals’ physical and mental health through active lifestyles. This includes promoting healthy behaviours through exercise and physical activity adherence and reducing sedentariness.

George Spencer

Technical Tutor (Human Measurements)

George contributes specifically to the technical teaching and support in MSc Clinical Exercise Physiology and MSc Performance Analysis, ensuring that technical facilities, equipment, and resources are effectively managed to deliver high-quality practical instruction.