Graham Jones

Graham Jones is an Associate Professor in the Department of Medicine at McMaster University, specializing in respiratory and critical care medicine. His research integrates exercise physiology, environmental health, and clinical immunology, with a career spanning over four decades of continuous publication.

Research Focus: Primary interests include cardiopulmonary interactions during exercise, environmental pollutant effects on respiratory/cardiovascular systems, critical care ventilation strategies, and inflammatory pathways in airway diseases. Recent work examines COVID-19 complications, sepsis management, and population-level exercise capacity.

Publication Trends: His 56 publications demonstrate consistent focus on respiratory mechanics across clinical, environmental, and physiological contexts. Recent articles (2013-2024) show increased emphasis on critical care applications, pollution impacts, and large-scale clinical studies, while earlier foundational work established mechanisms of ozone toxicity and exercise-induced bronchoconstriction.

Collaborations: Maintains extensive research networks, notably with Kieran Killian (18 co-publications) and Paul O'Byrne (15 co-publications), spanning critical care, exercise science, and immunology disciplines.