Keywords
Fields of Research (FoR)
Exercise physiology, Respiratory diseases, Sport and exercise nutrition, Public health nutrition, Biologically active molecules, Analytical biochemistry, Medical biochemistry and metabolomics not elsewhere classified, Epigenetics (incl. genome methylation and epigenomics)SEO tags
Biography
My research brings together basic and applied science mobilizing cell and molecular biology, analytical chemistry, genetics and applies this to health, exercise, nutrition and health science while translating this for athletes, physicians and patients.
My desire to interrogate basic scientific mechanisms of action and applications for current practices has driven my establishment and leadership of the Translational Chemical Biology research...view more
My research brings together basic and applied science mobilizing cell and molecular biology, analytical chemistry, genetics and applies this to health, exercise, nutrition and health science while translating this for athletes, physicians and patients.
My desire to interrogate basic scientific mechanisms of action and applications for current practices has driven my establishment and leadership of the Translational Chemical Biology research group (TCB), drawing together academics and doctoral students from Sport and Exercise Science, the Biosciences, Analytical Chemistry and Biological Engineering.
My research is disseminated through a portfolio of published papers and other scholarly works across the academic literature with a range of original articles as well as review articles that synthesise the state of the art. I have a good record of building research collaborations and networks both locally and internationally
My Qualifications
BSc (hons) Sport Science - Liverpool Polytechnic UK
MSc Sport and Exercise Sciences (Exercise Physiology) Liverpool John Moores University UK
PhD Exercise Physiology - Work Time Relationship and Exercise profiles University of Wales Institute Cardiff UK
My Awards
Fellow of the Royal Society of Biology
Fellow of the Human Biology Association
Fellow of the Higher Education Association
Charted Biologist (RSB)
Registered Scientist (Science Academy)
My Research Supervision
Supervision keywords
Areas of supervision
Sport Physiology
Exercise Physiology
Metabolism Health and Disease
Nutrition Biochemistry and Epigenetics
Respiratory physiology Exercise and Disease
Inflammation and oxidative stress
Analytical Biochemistry
Volatile Organic Compounds in Exhaled Breath
Biosocial Education
Currently supervising
Institution: Loughborough University, UK
Student: Yasmin Nwfor
Title: Nutrigenomic and epigenetic contributions to BAME pregnancy health outcomes
Institution: Loughborough University, UK
Student: Hanoof Aljohani
Title: Blood Flow Restriction and Exercise Training in Health and Disease (COPD)
Institution: Loughborough University, UK
Student: Kerry Rosenthal
Title: The development of a quantitative statistical analysis of VOC profiling: using bacteria for Anti-Microbial Resistance (AMR) biomarker detection as a unique research design tool
My Teaching
EXPT 1155 Exercise Physiology and Metabolism
Location
School of Health Sciences
Wallace Wurth Building
Level 2 room 216
Map reference
Map reference (Google map)
Contact
Publications
ORCID as entered in ROS
https://orcid.org/0000-0001-7686-9421
Videos
Dr Martin Lindley’s lecture provided an introduction to the immune system, its basic structure and function with specific reference to the COVID-19 pandemic.
In this week’s Experts in Sport podcast, host Martin Foster (Applied Sport Management Lead) is joined by the University’s Lettie Bishop, Professor of Exercise Immunology, and Dr Martin Lindley, Senior Lecturer and Director of Biosciences within the School of Sport, Health and Exercises Sciences.
The panel discusses exercise, immune defence and illness in elite athletes, training volume and intensity and its potential impact on immune function, with the experts concluding with advice to elite athletes regarding the current COVID-19 pandemic.
Host Martin Foster is joined by regular contributor Dr Martin Lindley, Senior Lecturer and Director of Biosciences within the University’s School of Sport, Health and Exercises Sciences, and Mike Gleeson, Professor of Exercise Biochemistry, to discuss the subjec
and fellow coaches Adam Whitney and Stephen Breisner to discuss how support teams now have the difficult task of managing workloads and helping ensure the transition back to the ‘norm’ runs as smoothly as possible
