Absolute pleasure to collaborate with @EnviroPhys and @ollie_jay13 on this one:
The Physiology Behind the Epidemiology of Heat-Related Health Impacts | Physiology | American Physiological Society https://t.co/n9IRleqYGq
Please share: Postdoc position available for 3 years to help determine indoor heat thresholds. Looking for a candidate with data science training. Contact me for more information.
Please share: we will be hosting a first-of-its-kind Global School on Heat Adaptation in Montreal, July 21-25, 2025. We are seeking current master's and PhD students to participate in the school. Deadline to apply is December 1st. All info below.
Please share: we will be hosting a first-of-its-kind Global School on Heat Adaptation in Montreal, July 21-25, 2025. We are seeking current master's and PhD students to participate in the school. Deadline to apply is December 1st. All info below.
I have a fully-funded PhD scholarship ($40k per annum for 3.5 years) to work on a NHMRC funded project in the Heat and Health Research Center @HeatHealth_USYD looking at ways to sleep in hot overnight conditions.
Please apply here: https://t.co/mxhrCmhRz1
Join our team at @HeatHealth_USYD!
We are seeking a highly motivated recent (or soon to be) graduate in #exercise#science or related discipline.
This is a full-time RA role to work on exciting projects in the Thermal Ergonomics Laboratory.
https://t.co/7TYNFj9PCZ
🥵Important #Heat Research:
Matthew N. Cramer et al explore how an individual's morphology, diseases, injuries, and surroundings play a part in regulating #core#temperature.
https://t.co/wmmd2MOw8j
Arguably our lab’s biggest publication, however that is defined! We show that heat exposure: 1) nearly doubles myocardial blood flow and 2) can cause myocardial ischemia in adults with coronary artery disease. @AnnalsofIM: https://t.co/i45MU2kjdD
@shademap@AnnalsofIM In and of itself, no. It depends on the capacity of the blood vessels to accommodate the greater blood flow demand. If the arteries can dilate sufficiently, not a problem. If they can’t, then potentially it could lead to ischemia.
A newly published editorial discusses how #ClimateChange has intensified the dangers of heat exposure and potential implications for public health measures aimed at identifying those at high risk for adverse cardiovascular outcomes: https://t.co/hI5jGKx1eZ