A national debut on the ABC News last night! 🎬 "Acting" in a reconstruction alongside Dr Kate Edwards, helping illustrate the work of a Tasmanian Mortuary Transport Officer, (all produced by the wonderful Sarah Abbott) 🤩

First conference presentations as Dr Edwards! Some great conversations with interesting people, really enjoying #ASICSSMA2023

Dear FEMALE ENDURANCE COACHES. We are getting a good response to our study of coaches’ insights and predictions on endurance training. But, so far, 95% of the respondants are MEN. Please HELP! docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAI…

Menstrual cycle hormones and oral contraceptives: A multi-method systems physiology-based review of their impact on key aspects of female physiology pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/37823207/ A few words on the 'anecdotal' or perceived effects of the MC on performance (directly from our paper):

It’s arrived! I’ve been waiting (im)patiently for this book by the fab Christine Yu since I ordered it back in May. Looking forward to finally reading it!

Good morning Sydney! Was supposed to be a short run but got distracted by memories of old haunts and good times (🙈). It’s good to be back 😊

#WISC2024 promises to be a fantastic conference with an all star line up of speakers. Very much looking forward to it!

That joyful intersection between research and personal connection… A great week with the ⁦WickingDementiaCentre⁩ team and the generous volunteers of Launceston linkedin.com/posts/kate-edw…

The Tasmanian Institute of Sport is looking for a highly motivated S&C Coach to be based out of our Hobart facility. There will likely be an emphasis on supporting our Rowing Program along with our TID Program. Feel free to get in touch & ask any Q's. careers.pageuppeople.com/759/cw/en/job/…

#WISC2024 | The program for the 2024 Women In Sport Congress 2025 has dropped & it's huge. 4 days of learning, networking & innovation across a wide range of topics including: ✅ Unique Physiology ✅ Translational Research ✅ Interdisciplinary Research 📅 Full program ➡️ womeninsportcongress.com/conference/pro…

Are you a runner? A research team from @stanford is looking for 18-40-year-old participants that run at least 4 times per week for two studies: one to better predict injury and another to understand the impact of the menstrual cycle. Read more: buff.ly/3IlvpZ3

UCRISE PhD Candidate Annaleise Naylor is seeking participants: Do you want to help increase our understanding of adult physical activity? If you are aged 18 - 65 and currently live in Australia, please complete this 20-minute survey: uoc.syd1.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_dg…

HealthFest 2023 this Saturday in Burnie! This event is a healthy mix of exhibits, presentations, demonstrations and consultations to improve health and wellbeing. I'll also be giving a talk on interim results from islandprojectWDC at 1pm. Register here: tinyurl.com/ytzmus8q

🧵Female athletes please read: 1. The menstrual cycle does NOT have a dropsies phase 2. There is no high-quality evidence to say that your reaction time will be decreased in Phase 1 (when oestrogen and progesterone are low) & 4 (when oestrogen and progesterone are high)

⭐️Job Opportunity⭐️ Come work with our Exercise and Sport Science team here at University of Tasmania as a Lecturer in Exercise Physiology!! careers.utas.edu.au/en/job/499400/…

One final shout out for athletes from any sport, any level. Your experiences and views can add to valuable education which is needed in this for everyone involved in sport. If you had 10mins to complete we would be very grateful 🙏🏻

Great to have School of Life Sciences, University of Westminster alumn Dr Kate Edwards back today for our Sports Nutrition MSc students. Sacrificing sleep to give a lecture at 2am Tasmania time on her research into gut damage markers and endurance exercise, as well as her journey to where she is today

Surprised and delighted to receive a Letter of Commendation from the Deputy Vice-Chancellor Education University of Tasmania Huge thanks to my lovely students who were an absolute pleasure to teach and who took the time to provide feedback.

9 mths ago I left Tassie for a postdoc at UConn with the brilliant ecleelab. Today I’m lucky enough to be in a George Brooks lecture after a great few days with the team at #APS2025. So much to learn! Stay tuned for super interesting resilience, heat, and multi-omics research!