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Come join our friendly, dynamic research team! Check out the two new great opportunities: 👉Research Assistant: bit.ly/3tvF60O 👉Research Development Officer: bit.ly/3LbtFRZ Please share and RT😊 CCCU_StaffRecruitment

Today is World Physical Activity Day! #WDPA2022 Every move counts! So make every contact count, and every (strategic) influence matter! #ActiveSocieties #ActiveEnvironments #ActivePeople #ActiveSystems

📢 Paid internship positions for University of Kent students 🛴Two positions in School of Sport and Exercise Sciences working on a project exploring physiological responses to novel, static transport modalities 🦾 FutureHuman collaboration More information can be found here: careers.kent.ac.uk/student/jobSea…

Title: Lecturer in Biomechanics Place: ⁦School of Sport and Exercise Sciences⁩ ⁦University of Kent⁩ 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿 💰Salary: £35,326 to £48,835 📅Deadline: 29/6/22 ℹ For more details 👇 jobs.kent.ac.uk/vacancy.aspx?r…

🛴Taking part in a slightly different School of Sport and Exercise Sciences study supported by FutureHuman and University of Kent Graduate and Researcher College 👨‍🎓Data collection is being completed by two undergraduate interns who are doing a great job in running the project (1/2)

Final call for participants. Slots remaining for this week and next. If you are Canterbury based, please get in touch! Sam Smith School of Sport and Exercise Sciences FutureHuman

Read our latest project, which is the first to demonstrate the long term (1-year) blood pressure adaptations following isometric exercise - results are very promising! Jamie Edwards Damian Coleman Dr Katrina Taylor Jonathan Wiles doi: 10.1097/HJH.0000000000003269 J Hypertension

Our new study published in Hypertension Research: Myocardial performance index as a measure of global left ventricular function improves following isometric exercise training in hypertensive patients. doi.org/10.1038/s41440…

First funded PhD is in the field of micro-mobility transportation & the associated physical activity & health consequences. It's an interdisciplinary project combining fields of exercise physiology, public health, & policy. kent.ac.uk/scholarships/s… Sam Smith Dr Katrina Taylor

Title: PhD - Future Human - E-scooters in the life of the Future Human Place: ⁦School of Sport and Exercise Sciences⁩ ⁦University of Kent⁩ 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿 💰Salary: £17,668 📅Deadline: 17/2/23 ℹ For more details👇 kent.ac.uk/scholarships/s…

An interesting fully funded #PhD opportunity at School of Sport and Exercise Sciences supervised by Sam Smith Dr Katrina Taylor - combining #health #lifestyle #exercisephysiology BASES American College of Sports Medicine FindAPhD findaphd.com/phds/project/s…

Published open access today! Sport, Exercise & Rehab Sciences spear @Phil_Hurst1 Dr Katrina Taylor Dr Marlize De Vivo Stacey Draper ActivePregnancyFoundation ukactive iHV Sport England onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1111/jm…

Does upskilling HCPs work in the promotion of physical activity during and after pregnancy? YES, yes, yes it does! 👇 #ThisMumMoves ActivePregnancyFoundation iHV Sport, Exercise & Rehab Sciences Advanced Wellbeing Research Centre ukactive Sport England

Proud to see our new British Journal of Sports Medicine (BJSM) study making the front page of BBC News (UK). We hope this work will provide the data framework for future exercise guideline recommendations in the prevention and treatment of arterial hypertension.

What a study! Congratulations Dr Jamie O'Driscoll and Jamie Edwards 👏

Interested in Public Health research? Come work with me and some super colleagues CHSS and the Public Health team in Medway Council. 2-year Research Associate. Apply here: jobs.kent.ac.uk/LSSJ-273-23-R . You'll be working on the NIHR-funded HDRC Medway shorturl.at/jKTUW

Integrating physical activity promotion into healthcare systems: investigating the impact of policy initiatives & practice configurations - a Transforming Lives PhD Scholarship Sheffield Hallam University Supervised by Katie Shearn Dr Marlize De Vivo and Prof George Peat shorturl.at/flCIJ