Janine Fletcher

Dr. Janine Fletcher is a Senior Lecturer in Human and Clinical Physiology at the University of Wolverhampton's School of Biomedical Science and Physiology. Her research focuses on the autonomic control of cardiac function, including parasympathetic modulation, cardiac vagal tone dynamics, and interactions with physiological stimuli like exercise and hormonal changes.

• Areas of expertise: Physiological and pharmacological factors influencing cardiac autonomic control
• Committee roles: Chair of Project Validation Committee (Physiology), Life Sciences Ethics Committee member
• Professional membership: Member of the Physiological Society

Research highlights include exploring sympathovagal effects of caffeine ingestion, gastric distension influences on autonomic balance, and antioxidant impacts on cardiac regulation. Her publication trends emphasize cardiovascular physiology, autonomic nervous system interactions, and clinical applications in human health.

She actively contributes to academic administration as Admissions Tutor for Human Biology and serves as a Personal Tutor and Module Leader.