Corinne Caillaud

Professor Corinne Caillaud is an academic at the Faculty of Health Sciences and affiliated with the University of Sydney Nano Institute and the Charles Perkins Centre. With a PhD in Physiology from the University of Montpellier, France, she combines exercise physiology with digital health innovation to address metabolic health and adolescent well-being in the Pacific region.

• Expert in exercise physiology and metabolic stress responses
• Active collaborations with University of New Caledonia (Dr Olivier Galy)
• Develops digital health interventions for adolescent physical activity and nutrition

Her research focuses on:

• Mechanisms of erythropoietin (EPO) in metabolic tissues
• Thermal environment effects (heat/cryotherapy) on HSP72 responses
• Portable sensors for real-world metabolic adaptation studies
• Co-designing healthy behavior interventions with Pacific communities

Recent work highlights adolescent obesity in multicultural Pacific contexts and digital health education models like flipped classrooms. She supervises research students in physical activity data mining and circadian rhythm modeling.