Anouska M Carter

Anouska M Carter is a Researcher at the Academy of Sport and Physical Activity at Sheffield Hallam University. She leads the Physical Activity Wellbeing and Public Health Research Group and has a 15-year track record of grants and contracts from organizations including the MS Society, Innovate UK, and Sport England.

• PhD in Exercise and Health (Multiple Sclerosis) from Sheffield Hallam University (2008-2016)
• MSc in Sport and Exercise Physiology from Manchester Metropolitan University
• BSc (First Class Hons) in Sport and Exercise Science from Manchester Metropolitan University

Her research interests focus on Multiple Sclerosis, Workplace Wellbeing, Exercise Physiology, and Health Promotion. She has developed physical activity pathways for MS patients and investigated barriers to workplace health programs, particularly among ethnic minorities.

Her article trends emphasize MS rehabilitation, workplace health technology, and behavioral interventions. Recent work includes probiotic trials, exoskeleton training, and seismocardiography device evaluations.

• Scientific award: Wellbeing Accelerator (2022)

She has contributed to 80 publications, including journal articles on cardiometabolic health, prostate cancer, and MS rehabilitation. Her team includes collaborators like Liam Humphreys, Katharine Platts, and Sue Kesterton.