Lesley Graham

Lesley Graham is a Lecturer in the MVLS Education Hub and an Affiliate in the School of Cardiovascular & Metabolic Health at the University of Glasgow. Her work spans higher education pedagogy, cardiovascular health research, and public health epidemiology. She focuses on innovative assessment methods, inclusive education practices, and the intersection of health disparities with socioeconomic factors.

Research Interests: Graham's research addresses authentic assessment strategies in postgraduate education, hypertension mechanisms involving renal physiology, and the sociocultural determinants of health outcomes. She investigates topics like uromodulin regulation in hypertension, alcohol-related health impacts, and mental wellbeing in incarcerated populations.

Articles Trends: Recent publications emphasize transformative assessment methods, the reproducibility crisis in animal research, and virtual reality applications in science education. Her biomedical research explores renal transporters' role in blood pressure regulation and salt-related inflammation patterns in diverse populations.

Grants & Awards: No specific awards listed, though her work demonstrates sustained institutional support through collaborations with Glasgow's School of Cardiovascular & Metabolic Health and MVLS Graduate School.

Labs/Teams: Active within the MVLS Graduate School and affiliated with cross-disciplinary initiatives at the University of Glasgow, collaborating on projects linking education innovation with healthcare research.