Sally Fenton

Sally Fenton is an Associate Professor in Sport, Exercise and Rehabilitation Sciences, focusing on interdisciplinary research at the intersection of health, education, and behavioral science.

• Key Research Areas: Physical Activity, Rheumatoid Arthritis, Sedentary Behavior, Randomized Controlled Trials

Her work spans clinical interventions (e.g., post-liver transplant recovery), educational policy analysis (e.g., smartphone regulations in schools), and respiratory disease diagnostics. Recent publications emphasize observational studies, RCTs, and behavioral programs for aging populations.

Notable scientific awards include the American College of Rheumatology - Exemplary Abstract (2016) and the Young Investigator Award (2012). She has secured grants from NIHR and PSC Support for projects like REMOTE-PA-IA and PSC fatigue mechanistic research.

As a co-investigator and principal investigator in multiple studies, she bridges sport sciences with clinical and public health applications. Her activities include invited talks at major conferences (ACR, ECSS, BSR) and editorial contributions.