I have been interviewed by several national and local media outlets, including Sky News, BBC East Midlands Today, Notts TV and BBC Radio Nottingham about our Running Through study.
If you are a runner interested in taking part visit RunningThrough.org
I engage with colleagues, scientists and the public sharing our research outputs, events and successes through my twitter account.
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I was asked to suggest simple lifestyle interventions and exercises for volunteers living with pain including migraines, rheumatoid arthritis and fibromyalgia for a Channel 4 TV programme. I also provided expert insight and analysis as we followed nine volunteers over 6 weeks of activities including tai-chi, yoga, mindfulness and acupuncture. Broadcast in August 2020, more details on Channel 4 webpage How to Beat…Pain.
The University of Nottingham and Nottingham Trent University jointly hosted a free civic event in the Market Square Nottingham. Along with colleagues and students from the Applied/Sport and Exercise Medicine Masters courses we presented activities and information on the science behind great women sporting achievements – how your body works when you exercise and why physical activity is great for your health and well-being.
Watch this video to learn about our upcoming gut microbiome study, engaging with the public through social media and short animated videos.
Simplified lay summaries of all my publications can be found on the Kudos website.
Follow these academic and social media profiles, including ORCID, Kudos, Google Scholar, ResearchGate, Linkedin, Twitter, Mendeley, Publons, Impact Story, Microsoft Academic and Instagram to keep up to date with my research.
The review by Dave Walsh and myself, New Therapeutic Targets for Osteoarthritis Pain, was selected as the cover article for SLAS discovery. I was also profiled as the month’s featured author.
The video abstract I produced for our paper ‘Bidirectional association between disturbed sleep and neuropathic pain‘ is a finalist in the Dove Medical Press Video Abstract Award (2018).
The Wonder 2017 public engagement stand represented researchers from ARUK Pain Centre and Centre for Sport Centre for Sport, Exercise and Osteoarthritis Research.
BSAS Animal Bytes are incisive updates on topical themes and current research within the field of UK animal science. Opposite is a selection of my contributions.