Dr Natalie Pearson

Senior Lecturer in Behavioural Epidemiology and Public Health

I am a Senior Lecturer in Behavioural Epidemiology and Public Health, specialising in the understanding of determinants of physical activity and nutrition behaviours, the links between physical activity and nutrition and health, and the development, implementation and evaluation of behaviour change.

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.

Professor Dale Esliger

Reader in Digital Health

With experience in industry, government and academia, my research focuses on the development of sophisticated physical activity measurement methodologies/techniques to advance our understanding of the interplay between physical activity, sedentary behaviour, and health.

Dr Elizabeth Stamp

Senior Lecturer in Lifestyle Behaviours and Health

I am a Senior Lecturer in Lifestyle Behaviours & Health. My research focuses on understanding, measuring, and promoting lifestyle behaviours such as physical activity, sedentary behaviour, diet, and sleep. My work involves developing, implementing and evaluating theoretically informed interventions.

Dr Hibbah Osei-Kwasi

Senior Lecturer in Nutrition and Public Health

I am a Senior Lecturer in Nutrition and Public Health. I have specialist research interests in nutrition inequalities linked to migration and ethnicity; food practices and its relationship with non-communicable diseases; behaviour change interventions and food environments.

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.