معرفی
Michael Macartney is a Senior Lecturer in Medical Sciences at the University of Wollongong's Graduate School of Medicine. His research focuses on medical physiology, sport and exercise science, with particular emphasis on performance nutrition and omega-3 fatty acids' effects on cardiorespiratory, skeletal muscle, and neural physiology. He previously coordinated Phase 1 medicine at UNSW's School of Clinical Medicine.
Education & Professional Background:
- Current appointment: Senior Lecturer at University of Wollongong (2023–present)
- Prior role: Phase 1 Medicine Coordinator at UNSW School of Clinical Medicine
Research Interests:
- Omega-3 fatty acid supplementation in athletes and clinical populations
- Cardiovascular and neuromuscular effects of nutrition
- Heat stress physiology and occupational health
- Machine learning applications in chronic disease prediction
Grant Funding:
- 2024: University of Wollongong grants for neuroimaging MRI research, equipment for animal studies, and motor function assessment
- 2021–2023: Defence Science and Technology Group grant for cold-weather clothing physiological modeling
Awards:
- Two nominations for UoW Vice-Chancellor's Awards for Teaching Excellence in anatomy/physiology
Teaching & Supervision:
- Current PhD supervision: "The Influence of Dietary Omega-3 DHA on Skeletal Muscle Function in Trained Adults"
- Teaching focuses on anatomy, physiology, and clinical sciences
Collaborations:
- Partnerships with NRLW Dragons for omega-3 research in sports performance
- Murray-Darling Medical Schools Network initiatives
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