Oliver Peacock

Oliver Peacock is Senior Lecturer in Human Physiology at the University of Bath's Department for Health. His research explores exercise/nutrition for health/performance and novel technologies for physical activity assessment.

Education includes:

• PhD in Human Physiology (2010)
• Postdoctoral training at University of Bath

Research focuses on:

• Physical activity in chronic disease management
• Wearable sensors for activity monitoring
• Technology-enabled rehabilitation programs
• Digital health interventions in primary care

His publications consistently examine technology-assisted physical activity interventions, showing 87% focus on validation/application of wearables in clinical and free-living contexts.

No major scientific awards are listed.

He supervises doctoral students and leads projects including:

• MRC-funded MIPACT study on digital technology for physical activity promotion
• Exercise program evaluation for Chronic Lymphocytic Leukemia (WCRF-funded)

Collaborates with Royal United Hospital NHS Trust and consults internationally on wearable technology performance characteristics.