Clare Roscoe

Clare Roscoe is an Associate Professor in Physical Activity and Health at the University of Derby's College of Science and Engineering. Her research focuses on physical activity promotion, motor skills development in children, and health equity. Key areas include systematic reviews on molecular effects of exercise, pandemic impacts on physical activity, and interventions targeting early childhood development. She collaborates extensively with institutions like the International Motor Development Research Consortium and has published over 50 peer-reviewed articles. Her work emphasizes practical applications for policy, education, and clinical settings.

• Research Interests: Physical literacy, environmental influences on activity, cancer rehabilitation, and qualitative studies on marginalized groups.
• Notable Projects: 'Safety Nets' social prescribing intervention for youth mental health, swimming's role in motor skill development, and long-COVID physical activity strategies.

Her contributions span public health, pediatrics, and behavioral science, with a focus on translating research into actionable programs for diverse populations.