Scientist at the University of Bristol with research interests in cardiac electrophysiology. Keen hill walker, cyclist, Scout-DofE leader and family man.
Today marks the start of a new chapter in the history of Physiology @BristolUni as physiologists from @UoBPPN join the Medical School. A collage of photos including 1st Prof of Physiology, Albert Stanley Kent, whose name is given to an accessory pathway in the heart @BHIBristol
Remembering that the cyclist with most wins of Paris-Nice is Irishman, Sean Kelly. Happy St Patrick's Day. https://t.co/nofWsKV3pv https://t.co/O4qz5aS5f7
@BBCRadio3 Essential Classics #PlaylisterChallenge. How about keeping the French bell thing going with the Air des Clochettes from Delibes's Lakme? Sabine Devieilhe s'il vous plait.
@AndrewLucas103 To be honest, until I received your message, I hadn't looked at the replies. Now I wished I hadn't looked! Goodness help us given the level of critical thinking evident. Are you abandoning social media altogether or switching to somewhere the sky is bluer?
(1/6) Cities bring particular challenges and opportunities for the health of those who live, work and study in them.
This CMO annual report explores what we can do to improve health in cities:
https://t.co/XlNO7tsJvG
'Amen' to this. But investment in local transport infrastructure is needed to encourage people to leave the car and use a bicycle or walk. Streets need to be designed to prioritise the vulnerable road user.
(4/6) Physical activity is one of the best ways to improve and maintain good health.
Cities have shorter distances to everyday amenities making it ideal for active travel.
Improving walking, cycling and green space access would improve the health of our urban population.
We kriehen sturm! 🌬️
Forget the Tour de France: the Dutch Headwind Cycling Championships will be held on Dec 7! An 8 Bft storm will blow on the 9 km long Oosterschelde dam, and 300 racers will battle it on city bikes. We'll be there with the Geology of Shit Weather!
https://t.co/Gd5z7XNvgj