جست‌وجوی استاد و پژوهشگر

Cindy Veenhofمشاهده پروفایل

استاد بالینی

• Physiotherapy Sciences
• Healthcare Technology Integration
• Physical Fitness Assessment in Hospitalized Patients
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Cindy Veenhof is a Clinical Professor at Utrecht University, affiliated with the Department of Rehabilitation, Physical Therapy Science & Sport. Her work spans UMC Utrecht and the Center for Physiotherapy Research & Innovation in Primary Care at Leidsche Rijn Julius Health Care Centers. Leads the Physiotherapy Sciences Master Program, graduating 20-25 students annually Focuses on bridging clinical practice and research implementation Research Areas: Her work emphasizes technology integration in physiotherapy (e.g., RISE device validation), physical fitness optimization during hospitalization, and expanding physiotherapy's role in community health. Implementation science principles guide her translational approach. Recent Publications: 2025 articles address oncological rehabilitation, stroke recovery monitoring, power training efficacy in aging populations, and digital health tools for surgical recovery. These reflect interdisciplinary collaborations across primary care, UMC Utrecht, and academic research centers. Advisory Role: She supervises approximately 15 PhD students and contributes to shaping physiotherapy practices through the Center for Physiotherapy Research & Innovation. Labs & Collaborations: Active in the Center for Physiotherapy Research & Innovation in Primary Care, with external advisory roles related to movement care landscape developments at the Center for Man and Aviation.

• Tobacco Control Policy
• School Health Advocacy
• Health Education
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Dr. Mary Kramer is an Associate Professor in the Department of Applied Health Science at Minnesota State University, Mankato, within the College of Allied Health and Nursing. She joined the university in 2016 following academic appointments at Wright State University (2011-2016) and leadership roles in public health organizations including the American Cancer Society and Ohio Department of Education. Her educational background includes a Ph.D. in Curriculum and Instruction (Exercise and Wellness) from Arizona State University, an M.P.H. in Health Education from the University of Hawaii, and a B.A. in Health-Fitness and Biology from Gustavus Adolphus College. She holds multiple certifications in tobacco treatment, wellness coaching, and health education. Dr. Kramer's research centers on Tobacco Control Policy and School Health Advocacy , with publications examining community interventions, health behavior change, and educational strategies. Her scholarly work emphasizes practical applications in public health settings, from therapy dog programs to school wellness policies. She has received significant honors, including: 2021: National recognition for leadership in Health Education 2014: Distinguished Advocacy Award from the American Heart Association 2013: Excellence in teaching and professional service awards Dr. Kramer teaches undergraduate and graduate courses in health communication, behavior change, drug education, and wellness coaching. She advises students in Community Health Education, Public Health, and allied health preparation programs. She maintains active membership in the Society of Public Health Education (SOPHE) and Minnesota Public Health Association, contributing to statewide health initiatives.

• Sports Endocrinology
• Muscle Endocrinology
• Hormonal Doping
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Di Luigi Luigi serves as Full Professor at Università degli Studi di Roma Foro Italico within the Department of Human and Health Motor Sciences. He directs the Endocrine Research Laboratory, focusing on the intersection of endocrinology, sports science, and gender-specific physiology. His institutional roles include teaching in Bachelor's and Master's programs in Exercise Sciences. Research interests span multiple specialized domains: Neuroendocrine responses to physical stress Hormonal doping mechanisms and detection Gender differences in muscle metabolism and steroid production Exercise effects on postprandial metabolism Inflammatory cytokine regulation across menopausal status Phosphodiesterase inhibitor effects on fibrotic diseases His 2021 publications demonstrate strong translational focus, connecting basic science (in vitro muscle cell studies) with clinical applications (exercise interventions for diabetes, doping countermeasures). Key themes include gender-specific physiological responses and molecular mechanisms underlying exercise-endocrine interactions. Funding supports active research in endocrine-metabolic adaptations, with emphasis on practical applications in sports medicine and preventive healthcare. The laboratory maintains collaborations with multiple Italian universities for comprehensive investigation of endocrine responses to physical stressors. The Endocrine Research Laboratory provides specialized facilities for hormone analysis, cell culture studies, and metabolic monitoring, supporting both fundamental research and clinical applications in sports endocrinology.

• Exercise Physiology
• Metabolism
• Cardiovascular Physiology
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Dr. Ilkka Heinonen serves as Docent (Associate Professor) in the Department of Clinical Medicine at the University of Turku's Faculty of Medicine and holds an Academy Research Fellowship at the Turku PET Centre. His research bridges exercise physiology, metabolic health, and cardiovascular function with clinical applications. His investigations focus on physiological limits of cardiac output during maximal exercise, molecular mechanisms of diabetes (including the FoxO1-zDHHC4-CD36 S-acylation axis), and metabolic consequences of sedentary behavior. Using advanced PET imaging techniques, he examines skeletal muscle perfusion, liver lipid metabolism, and renal glucose uptake in response to physical activity interventions. Dr. Heinonen's 2025 publications reveal a strong translational focus across exercise physiology, metabolic disorders, and molecular cardiology. His work consistently connects basic mechanisms with clinical outcomes through randomized controlled trials and molecular analyses. His scientific recognition includes the prestigious Academy Research Fellowship from the Academy of Finland: Academy Research Fellowship (Academy of Finland) As an Academy Research Fellow, Dr. Heinonen leads projects at the Turku PET Centre with active grants supporting human and animal studies. His collaborative network spans multiple institutions, with recent publications featuring national and international co-authors across cardiology, endocrinology, and oncology research domains. The Turku PET Centre provides state-of-the-art infrastructure for Dr. Heinonen's research, specializing in positron emission tomography for metabolic and cardiovascular phenotyping in both clinical and preclinical settings.

Alexander Haslbergerمشاهده پروفایل

استاد

• Epigenetics
• Gut Microbiota
• Nutritional Sciences
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Dr. Alexander Haslberger is a Professor at the University of Vienna's Faculty of Life Sciences, Department of Nutritional Sciences, with an extensive research career spanning from 1985 to present. His work focuses at the intersection of nutritional science, molecular biology, and epigenetics, with particular emphasis on how diet influences human health through epigenetic mechanisms. With 165 publications to his name and leadership of multiple research projects, Haslberger has established himself as a leading researcher in personalized nutrition and gut microbiota interactions. Faculty of Life Sciences, Department of Nutritional Sciences 165 publications across 38 years (1985-2023) 4 major research projects completed 27 academic activities including lectures and presentations 6 media appearances discussing his research Haslberger's research primarily explores the epigenetic effects of nutrition on human health, with particular focus on gut microbiota composition, DNA methylation patterns, and microRNA expression. His fingerprint analysis shows strong expertise in Epigenetics (100%), Intestine Flora (88%), Microflora (82%), Methylation (58%), Faecalibacterium prausnitzii (58%), Interleukin 6 (54%), Probiotic research (49%), and Periplasm biology (47%). His work bridges molecular mechanisms with practical nutritional interventions, particularly examining how fasting, probiotics, and specific dietary components influence health outcomes through epigenetic regulation. Analysis of Haslberger's recent publications (2022-2025) reveals a clear trajectory toward personalized nutrition approaches, with increasing focus on sex-specific responses, biomarker development (particularly miRNA-based), and the integration of gut microbiome data into nutritional recommendations. His work connects fundamental epigenetic mechanisms with practical applications for healthy aging, depression management, and cancer prevention. The research demonstrates how dietary interventions like fasting, probiotic supplementation, and specific nutraceuticals can epigenetically modify gut microbiota composition and inflammatory responses. Visiting Professor award (2017) Haslberger has secured research funding for multiple projects including ROS damage studies (2013-2016), PHGEN II (2009-2012), and Advice on taking probiotics (2008-2011). His research activities include numerous lectures and presentations on topics such as fasting mimetics, gut microbiota composition, age-related inflammation, senolysis, and DNA stability. Media coverage of his work includes appearances in Kurier.at and OKTO TV discussing epigenetics, fasting, and microbiota research. While specific laboratory details aren't provided in the available information, Haslberger's research network shows extensive collaborations across multiple countries, with particular focus on epigenetic mechanisms related to nutrition, gut health, and aging. His work integrates molecular biology techniques with clinical nutrition approaches to develop personalized dietary recommendations based on individual epigenetic and microbiome profiles.

• Chronic Diseases
• Aging
• Obesity
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Professor Eléonor Riesco serves as Full Professor in the Department of Kinesiology at the University of Sherbrooke's Faculty of Medicine and Health Sciences, while also holding the position of Deputy Director at the Research Center on Aging (CIUSSS de l'Estrie – CHUS). Her academic career spans over a decade with significant leadership roles including Program Director for the Kinesiology Bachelor's program (2016-2019). Her educational background includes a Doctorate in Kinesiology from Université Laval (2009), followed by postdoctoral training at Université de Sherbrooke (2011). Additional qualifications include Master's and undergraduate degrees from Université de Toulouse III. Riesco's research critically examines chronic diseases in aging populations through the lens of non-pharmacological interventions , with particular focus on physical activity's impact on obesity, cardiometabolic profiles, and immune function. Her work bridges exercise physiology with geriatric medicine , investigating how tailored exercise programs can mitigate cancer-related fatigue, improve diabetes management, and enhance quality of life in elderly patients. Analysis of her 15 most recent publications reveals a dominant research trajectory centered on high-intensity interval training (HIIT) applications for elderly populations with chronic conditions, particularly examining immune responses in cancer patients and metabolic outcomes in type 2 diabetes. Her methodology frequently combines transcriptomic analysis with clinical exercise interventions , reflecting an interdisciplinary approach to aging research. FRQS Postdoctoral Scholarship recipient Sherbrooke University Teaching Excellence Award winner CIUSSS de l'Estrie - CHUS Quality Care Award (2019) for ACTION project Scientific President for Expo-sciences Hydro-Quebec (2019) International Women's Day Recognition honoree Riesco leads substantial research funding including a $500,000 Research Chair for Healthy Aging (2021-2026) and multiple CIHR/FRQS grants exceeding $200,000 for cancer rehabilitation studies. She directs the Mobile Research Laboratory at the Research Center on Aging and has developed innovative tele-rehabilitation programs like Cardio Plein Air – Cancer. Her academic supervision extends to graduate students through courses including GER710 (Biosante Approach to Aging) and KIN318 (Obesity and Diabetes).

• Anesthesiology
• Intensive Care Medicine
• Perioperative Medicine
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Thordis Thomsen is a Clinical Professor in the Department of Clinical Medicine at the University of Copenhagen's Faculty of Health and Medical Sciences, based at Rigshospitalet (Copenhagen University Hospital). Her clinical and research work centers on anesthesiology and critical care medicine, with a focus on improving patient outcomes across surgical and intensive care settings. Her research spans chronic postsurgical pain management, particularly following gastrointestinal procedures, and perioperative interventions such as smoking/alcohol cessation programs for urological cancer patients. She investigates critical safety issues including positioning-related injuries during laparoscopic kidney surgery, analgosedation protocols in pediatric ICUs, nutritional transitions from ICU to general wards, and family-centered care models in adult critical care. Her work consistently emphasizes interdisciplinary collaboration between physicians, nurses, and allied health professionals to develop evidence-based clinical tools and training programs. Analysis of her 2025 publications reveals a strong translational focus on bridging research into clinical practice through diverse methodologies including randomized trials, systematic reviews, and qualitative investigations. Key thematic trends include optimizing pain management pathways, enhancing perioperative safety protocols, and implementing patient-centered care frameworks across surgical specialties. Her research demonstrates a commitment to addressing practical clinical challenges through multidisciplinary teamwork and methodological rigor.

• Human Movement Coordination
• Body Balance and Stability
• Functional Symmetry and Asymmetry in Sports
• +۵ مورد دیگر

Dr. Przemysław Bujas serves as an Assistant Professor and Head of the Anthropomotorics Teaching Team at the Department of Sport Theory and Anthropomotorics within the Faculty of Physical Education and Sport at the University School of Physical Education in Krakow. Holding a PhD in physical education, Dr. Bujas has established himself as a leading researcher in human movement science with over 50 scientific publications spanning two decades. His primary research focuses on functional symmetry and asymmetry in competitive sports , with particular emphasis on human movement coordination and body balance and stability . Dr. Bujas's work spans diverse populations from elite athletes to elderly individuals and clinical populations. His methodological approach often involves sophisticated biomechanical analysis using stabilography, GYKO inertial sensors, and other advanced measurement systems to assess postural control under various conditions including hypoxia, fatigue, and vibration therapy. Analysis of Dr. Bujas's publication record (2019-2024) reveals a strong research trajectory evolving from foundational sports biomechanics toward increasingly interdisciplinary applications. While his early work focused on motor symmetry in young football players and balance mechanisms in winter sports athletes, his recent publications demonstrate expansion into clinical applications, particularly examining how exercise interventions like Nordic walking affect cancer patients. This evolution reflects growing recognition of the broader health implications of movement science research. Dr. Bujas has secured competitive research funding including a Ministry of Education and Science project (grant number 2 P05D 057 30) entitled "Motor symmetry and asymmetry in young football players" (2006-2007). His extensive collaboration network includes researchers from multiple disciplines, demonstrating the interdisciplinary relevance of his work in sports science, rehabilitation, and clinical medicine. Beyond his academic credentials, Dr. Bujas holds practical sports qualifications as a downhill skiing coach, snowboarding instructor, speed skating instructor, and roller skating instructor. This combination of theoretical expertise and practical experience enhances his ability to translate research findings into real-world applications for both performance enhancement and health promotion.

• Mental Health
• Physical Activity and Sports Psychology
• Severe Mental Disorders
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María Jesús Lirola Manzano is a faculty member in the Department of Education at the University of Almería, Spain, with a strong research profile at the intersection of psychology, health, and education. She is an active member of the Psicología, salud y educación research group, contributing to multiple funded projects focused on mental health interventions, physical activity programs, and inclusive educational practices. Her research interests span mental health, physical activity and sports psychology, severe mental disorders, education and inclusion, stigma reduction, and health psychology. Dr. Lirola Manzano has developed expertise in using sports like pickleball as therapeutic interventions for vulnerable populations, examining how physical activity impacts psychological well-being in individuals with severe mental disorders and other special populations. Analysis of her recent publications (2023-2025) reveals a strong focus on inclusive sports interventions, mental health stigma reduction through innovative approaches like virtual reality, and the application of psychological theories to physical education contexts. Her work demonstrates consistent contributions to high-impact journals across psychology, psychiatry, and education disciplines. Dr. Lirola Manzano has secured significant research funding, including participation in a €100,000 project on nanotransporters for drug delivery (2022-2025), and previously served as a researcher on mental health stigma (€30,000, 2021-2022) and physical activity for cancer patients (€49,900, 2020-2021) projects. Her collaborative approach is evident through numerous co-authored publications with researchers like Adolfo J. Cangas and Juan Leandro Cerezuela. Her research group, Psicología, salud y educación, serves as the foundation for her interdisciplinary work connecting psychological processes with health outcomes and educational applications, particularly focusing on vulnerable populations including those with severe mental disorders and immigrants.

• Exercise Physiology
• Sports Performance
• Disability Sport
• +۶ مورد دیگر

Dr. Paul Sindall is a faculty member at the School of Health & Society, University of Salford, and is affiliated with the Centre for Human Movement and Rehabilitation. His research spans exercise physiology with applications in sports performance, rehabilitation, and public health. Dr. Sindall's research interests focus on several key areas: Exercise physiology and prescription for various populations Sports performance, particularly in soccer and wheelchair tennis Disability sport physiology and performance Obesity and weight management Physical activity assessment, including active commuting patterns Exercise interventions for chronic diseases His recent publications (2020-2025) demonstrate a strong focus on applied sports science, with significant work on normative data for soccer players, resistance training benefits for clinical populations, and detailed analysis of wheelchair tennis performance. His research often employs advanced measurement technologies and systematic review methodologies. Dr. Sindall is actively supervising PhD students in areas including obesity and weight management, exercise prescription in chronic disease, sports performance, exercise physiology, training and testing, and disability sport (physiology). His work has practical applications across multiple domains: Sports performance enhancement for elite athletes Rehabilitation protocols for clinical populations Technology applications for performance monitoring Public health recommendations for physical activity Dr. Sindall maintains an active research profile with publications spanning from 2013 to 2025, demonstrating consistent scholarly contribution to his fields of expertise.

• Evidence synthesis
• Systematic reviews
• Scoping reviews
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Dr. Lyndsay Alexander is an Associate Professor within the School of Health Sciences at Robert Gordon University. She serves as Deputy Director of the Scottish Centre for Evidence-based Multi-professional Practice: a JBI Centre of Excellence and is a member of the international JBI Scoping Review Methodology Group. Dr. Alexander co-leads the North of Scotland Council for Allied Health Professions Research (CAHPR) and is a member of the Scottish CAHPR Consortium which aims to support and develop Allied Health Professions research. Dr. Alexander is an experienced applied health researcher and musculoskeletal physiotherapist with expertise in evidence synthesis, particularly systematic reviews and scoping reviews. Her research focuses on: Evidence synthesis and systematic reviews methodology Musculoskeletal research (tendinopathy, back pain, knee/hip joint replacement) Long-Covid rehabilitation AHP service delivery via remote technology Physical activity and exercise interventions across diverse populations With over 70 research outputs including numerous publications from 2023-2025, Dr. Alexander's recent work demonstrates a strong focus on scoping review methodology, musculoskeletal rehabilitation, Long-COVID rehabilitation services, and the application of digital technologies in healthcare delivery. Her publications span high-impact journals in evidence synthesis, rehabilitation, and healthcare research. Dr. Alexander actively supervises research students, currently guiding multiple PhD, DPT, and MRes students through their research projects. Her supervision spans topics including traumatic injury rehabilitation, tendinopathy, long-COVID, digital health technologies, and Parkinson's disease rehabilitation. She has successfully mentored several students to completion of their degrees. As Deputy Director of the Scottish Centre for Evidence-based Multi-professional Practice, Dr. Alexander leads a team focused on advancing evidence-based practice across multiple healthcare professions. The center provides training, conducts high-quality evidence syntheses, and supports the implementation of evidence into practice across Scotland and internationally.

• Schizophrenia
• Cognitive Remediation
• Antipsychotic Medications
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Laurie Rashidi Casaus serves as a Health Sciences Clinical Professor in the Department of Psychiatry and Biobehavioral Sciences within the David Geffen School of Medicine at the University of California, Los Angeles (UCLA). Her primary academic appointment focuses on clinical psychiatry research with particular emphasis on schizophrenia spectrum disorders and treatment interventions. Dr. Casaus's research interests center on schizophrenia treatment, particularly examining cognitive remediation approaches, antipsychotic medication efficacy (with special focus on risperidone formulations), white matter myelination abnormalities in psychosis, and the relationship between physical exercise and mental health outcomes in first-episode psychosis. Her work frequently investigates how cognitive training, medication adherence, and physical activity interventions can improve functional outcomes for individuals experiencing early stages of schizophrenia. Analysis of her publication record reveals a strong focus on randomized controlled trials examining novel treatment approaches for first-episode schizophrenia, with particular attention to how cognitive remediation combines with pharmacological treatments to improve both cognitive and functional outcomes. Her research spans clinical psychiatry, neuroscience, and psychopharmacology, with recent work increasingly incorporating exercise interventions as adjunctive treatments. Dr. Casaus maintains active research collaborations within UCLA's psychiatry department, particularly with researchers including Keith Nuechterlein, Kenneth Subotnik, and Benjamin Ellingson. Her work has been cited in numerous policy documents and clinical guidelines, with several publications receiving significant attention in both academic and clinical communities.

• Oncology Rehabilitation
• Exercise Physiology
• Cancer Survivorship
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Anders Møllesøe Vinther serves as Associate Professor in the Department of Clinical Medicine at the University of Copenhagen, with institutional affiliation to the Capital Region of Denmark (Region Hovedstaden) as evidenced by his regionh.dk email domain and Copenhagen N. address. His research specializes in oncology rehabilitation, focusing on evidence-based exercise interventions for cancer-related complications including lymphedema management, bone metastases in prostate cancer, and geriatric surgical recovery. Current work emphasizes high-intensity training protocols and perioperative care optimization through rigorous clinical trial methodologies. 2025 publications reveal three active clinical trials: a HIIT study for lower-limb lymphedema with compression garments, resistance training protocols for prostate cancer metastases, and the ERAS® 3.0 project for frail colon cancer patients. These projects demonstrate his commitment to translating exercise physiology into practical cancer care solutions across multiple oncology subspecialties.

• Nature-Based Therapy
• Environmental Psychology
• Health Promotion through Natural Environments
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Sus Sola Corazon serves as Associate Professor at the Department of Geosciences and Natural Resource Management, University of Copenhagen, where she leads research within the interdisciplinary group Nature, Health & Design. Her work centers on the therapeutic relationship between natural environments and human health, with specialization in Nature-Based Therapy (NBT) development for diverse clinical populations. Her educational background includes: PhD in Environmental Psychology (awarded March 1, 2012) focusing on Stress, Nature & Therapy Master of Educational Psychology (awarded March 1, 2007) Corazon's research expertise spans Nature-Based Therapy program development, particularly for the University of Copenhagen's Nacadia® therapy garden. She investigates how natural environments promote mental and social health, with current emphasis on the Move Green project designing accessible green activities for people with mobility disabilities. Her work integrates environmental psychology, clinical rehabilitation, and landscape architecture to address conditions including post-concussion syndrome, anxiety, depression, and advanced cancer. Analysis of her 2022-2025 publications reveals consistent focus on therapeutic applications of nature for specific health conditions, with growing attention to accessibility, economic evaluation, and patient-centered outcomes in natural environments. Her research increasingly bridges clinical practice with environmental design principles. She actively collaborates across disciplines including psychology, neurology, landscape architecture, and rehabilitation medicine, contributing to both theoretical frameworks and practical therapeutic interventions. Her work demonstrates significant translational impact through manuals, therapy programs, and evidence-based design guidelines.

• Cancer Prevention
• Cancer Survivorship
• Exercise and Cancer
• +۷ مورد دیگر

Melinda Irwin, PhD, MPH is the Susan Dwight Bliss Professor of Epidemiology and Associate Dean of Research at the Yale School of Public Health, Deputy Director of the Yale Cancer Center, and Deputy Director (Public Health) in the Yale Center for Clinical Investigation. Her academic appointments include Professor of Chronic Disease Epidemiology at Yale School of Public Health, membership in the Cancer Prevention and Control Program, the Diabetes Research Center, and leadership of the Irwin Lab (LEAN Study). She also participates in the Obesity Research Working Group and the Transdisciplinary Research in Energetics and Cancer Research Education Program. Dr. Irwin is a prominent leader in cancer prevention and survivorship research with over 20 years of experience. Her work focuses on randomized trials examining how exercise and weight loss interventions affect biological markers, treatment side effects, and quality of life in cancer patients. She has received funding from the National Institutes of Health, American Cancer Society, Breast Cancer Research Foundation, American Institute for Cancer Research, Komen for the Cure, and Livestrong Foundation. Her research spans breast cancer, ovarian cancer, and lung cancer survivorship, with particular emphasis on how lifestyle factors influence treatment outcomes and long-term survivorship. Dr. Irwin's recent publications show a strong focus on lifestyle interventions during active cancer treatment, examining how weight management and physical activity impact chemotherapy completion rates, endocrine therapy adherence, and overall quality of life. Her work increasingly addresses health disparities, with studies examining barriers to lifestyle changes among underserved populations including Black and Latina women. She has made significant contributions to understanding the relationship between obesity, exercise, and cancer outcomes across multiple disease sites. Dr. Irwin has advised, mentored and trained over 100 trainees at Yale and leads two major training programs: an NCI T32-funded Cancer Prevention and Control Training Program and an NCI R25-funded Transdisciplinary Research on Energetics and Cancer Training Program. Her leadership extends beyond Yale as she co-leads the SWOG Cancer Research Network Cancer Survivorship Committee. In 2018, she completed the Hedwig van Ameringen Executive Leadership in Academic Medicine (ELAM) Program, demonstrating her commitment to leadership development in academic medicine.