Daniel Bingham

Dr. Daniel Bingham is the Director of Postgraduate Research and Assistant Professor at the School of Nursing & Healthcare Leadership, University of Bradford. He specializes in public health research focusing on movement behaviors (physical activity, sedentary time, sleep) in young people and families, with expertise in epidemiology, intervention development, and evaluation. His work integrates social determinants, policy analysis, and digital health innovations.

Education:

• BSc Exercise Science, Liverpool John Moores University (2008-2011)
• MSc Public Health and Physical Activity, Loughborough University (2011-2012)
• PhD in Public Health (Loughborough University, 2017)

Research Interests: Dr. Bingham’s research spans physical activity promotion, obesity prevention, and policy implementation. He uses mixed-methods approaches including longitudinal cohort studies (e.g., Born in Bradford), randomized controlled trials, and participatory design frameworks. Key areas include:

• Child and family health behaviors
• Multi-ethnic and socioeconomically deprived communities
• Wearable technology interventions
• Systemic health interventions in schools

Advising & Grants: He has managed numerous grants, including projects on physical literacy policy and classroom interventions. His advisory roles include directing postgraduate research and collaborating with the Born in Bradford cohort. He also leads the Creating Active Schools Framework, a systemic approach to improve children’s physical activity.

Labs/Teams: Core collaborator with the Bradford Institute for Health Research and the Born in Bradford project. Engages with multi-disciplinary teams in public health, education, and policy sectors.