Ayodele Sasegbon

Ayodele Sasegbon is an NIHR Clinical Lecturer at the University of Manchester's Division of Diabetes, Endocrinology & Gastroenterology. He holds roles in academic governance as a Senate Member and chairs the GasTRIN NoW research network. His expertise spans neurogastroenterology, swallowing disorders, and neuromodulation therapies.

• Education:
• MBChB (2012) and BSc (2010) from University of Leicester
• PhD (2021) on non-invasive brain stimulation effects from University of Manchester
• MRCP (2016) and European Gastroenterology Specialty Exam (2019)

Research focuses on neurostimulation therapies for dysphagia, particularly in Parkinson's and stroke patients. Recent work includes meta-analyses of sensory modulation treatments and cerebellar stimulation feasibility studies. He leads clinical trials and contributes to telemedicine solutions for intestinal failure management.

• Key Awards:
• Powell-Tuck Prize (2023)
• Turner Warwick National Prize (2019)

Active in peer review for journals like Frontiers in Neurology and Scientific Reports. Supervises clinical and research trainees through his roles in NHS North West Deanery and BSG committees.