Periodisation Professors and Supervisors

Marie Claire Brisboisمشاهده پروفایل

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University of SussexUnited Kingdom

Marie Claire Brisbois serves as Associate Professor in Energy Policy at the Science Policy Research Unit (SPRU) within the University of Sussex Business School, where she co-directs the Sussex Energy Group. Her research examines power dynamics in energy, water, and climate governance, with emphasis on social transformation and public participation in low-carbon transitions. Current leadership roles include Co-Investigator for the UK Energy Demand Research Centre (2023-2028) and Sussex lead for the H2020 CINTRAN project on coal phase-outs. Her educational background includes: PhD in Environment, Resources and Sustainability from University of Waterloo (2010-2015) Master of Applied Science in Biological Engineering from Dalhousie University (2005-2007) Dr. Brisbois investigates how political power structures evolve during resource system transformations, focusing on collaborative governance and social mobilization across local to global scales. Her work integrates relational sociology to analyze energy retrofit, demand flexibility, and just transition frameworks, consistently highlighting intersectional justice implications and the role of elite power in decarbonization pathways. Recent projects examine local Green New Deals, military-security dimensions of energy transitions, and participatory governance in smart energy systems. Analysis of her 2024-2025 publications reveals three dominant trends: (1) Relational approaches to energy policy emphasizing social dynamics in retrofit implementation, (2) Critical examinations of power concentration in carbon-intensive region transitions, and (3) Trust-building mechanisms for automated demand flexibility systems. Her scholarship consistently bridges theoretical political ecology with practical policy design, with growing emphasis on Global South contexts and co-benefit frameworks linking energy demand reduction to wellbeing outcomes. Scientific recognition includes: Mitacs Canadian Science Policy Fellowship examining scientific knowledge optimization in environmental assessments Dr. Brisbois currently leads or co-leads seven major research initiatives including the £5.2M UK Energy Demand Research Centre and the H2020 CINTRAN project. Her teaching portfolio includes convening the Perspectives, Methods and Skills module for the online MSc in Energy Policy and co-convening the same module for on-campus MSc programs in Energy Policy, Science and Technology Policy, and Sustainable Development. She also supervises doctoral research on energy governance and transition politics. As Co-Director of the Sussex Energy Group, she shapes one of the UK's premier research hubs on energy policy, fostering interdisciplinary collaboration across political science, sociology, and engineering disciplines. The group maintains active partnerships with government bodies including the UK Department for Energy Security and Net Zero, European Commission, and international NGOs focused on just transition frameworks.

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Jenny Conlonمشاهده پروفایل

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University of Notre Dame AustraliaAustralia

Dr. Jenny Conlon is a Senior Lecturer in the Department of Exercise & Sport Science at the University of Notre Dame Australia. She holds a PhD from Edith Cowan University, an MSc and BSc (Hons) from Northumbria University (Newcastle, England), and is an Accredited Exercise Physiologist (AEP) with ESSA certification. Her work emphasizes integrating exercise into healthcare to combat chronic diseases and promote mental health. Affiliations: Fremantle, Broome, Sydney campuses and online. Research Focus: Periodised resistance training in older adults, exercise as medicine, and collaboration with organizations like Football West and Surfing WA. She advocates for exercise-based interventions targeting disadvantaged groups and volunteers with nonprofits such as Fremantle Mind and the National Aboriginal Sporting Chance Academy. Her teaching spans exercise science and health promotion.

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Harriet Lyonمشاهده پروفایل

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University of CambridgeUnited Kingdom

Harriet Lyon is the J. H. Plumb College Lecturer and Director of Studies in History (Parts IA and IB) at Christ's College, University of Cambridge. She is a historian of early modern Britain with a focus on the religious and cultural dimensions of the English Reformation, historical memory, and temporalities. She holds a BA, MPhil, and PhD from the University of Cambridge, completed in 2018. Her research centers on how the dissolution of the monasteries was remembered and interpreted in early modern England, exploring themes of nostalgia, periodisation, and emotional responses to historical change. She is particularly interested in how memory practices shaped modern historiography and cultural identity. Her work bridges religious, cultural, and political history, with a strong emphasis on the interplay between past and present. Her publications reveal a consistent engagement with memory, religion, and historical writing in early modern England. The articles demonstrate expertise in chronicle literature, antiquarian thought, providential interpretations of nature, and the long-term cultural impact of the Reformation. Her work spans both scholarly journals and public-facing platforms like History Today . Shortlisted for the 2021 Royal Historical Society Whitfield Prize for Memory and the Dissolution of the Monasteries in Early Modern England Harriet Lyon advises undergraduate and MPhil students on dissertations in early modern religious and cultural history. She supervises for key papers in the Historical Tripos, including Early Modern Britain (O4), The Reformations and their Discontents (T8), and the Rule of Law in Early Modern Britain (Paper 16). She is actively involved in academic service, serving as Associate Editor and Book Reviews Editor for the journal Reformation and as co-convenor of the Early Modern British and Irish Seminar. She has secured editorial roles in major projects, including co-editing Early Modern Nostalgia: Memory, Temporality, and Emotion (2023) and editing The Bloomsbury Cultural History of Time in the Early Modern Age (forthcoming 2026). She is a key figure in the early modern history community at Cambridge, contributing to research, teaching, and public engagement through publications, editorial work, and academic leadership.

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Tom Brownleeمشاهده پروفایل

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University of BirminghamUnited Kingdom

Dr. Tom Brownlee is an Assistant Professor in Applied Sport Sciences at the School of Sport, Exercise and Rehabilitation Sciences, University of Birmingham. His expertise bridges academic research and elite sports practice, with a strong background in professional football environments. Education: BSc (Hons) Sport and Exercise Science, Coventry University MSc Exercise Physiology, Loughborough University PhD Applied Exercise Physiology, University of Liverpool (conducted at Liverpool FC) Tom’s research is centered on applied physiology and strength and conditioning , with a focus on high-performance sport . His work investigates strength training methodologies, periodisation strategies, nutritional practices, and effective communication between scientists and coaches in elite settings. He has extensive experience working within professional football, informing both his teaching and research direction. His recent publications reflect a strong trend in elite football science , particularly in training load monitoring, strength development across genders and age groups, genetic influences on performance and injury, and the practical application of technology like GPS and flywheel training. The research emphasizes real-world implementation and practitioner perspectives. Professional Roles and Recognition: Leader, UK Strength and Conditioning Association (UKSCA) Football Special Interest Group Consultant for the English Premier League Reviewer for leading journals including Journal of Sports Sciences , International Journal of Sports Physiology and Performance , and European Journal of Sports Science Tom is an active supervisor, having guided multiple doctoral and master’s students to completion, with a focus on candidates embedded in high-performance sport. He regularly advertises PhD opportunities through his professional network, particularly on Twitter. While specific grants are not listed, his consulting and leadership roles indicate significant professional engagement and impact. He also contributes to teaching, delivering modules such as Introduction to Sports Science and Athletic Training and Conditioning.

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Matthew Wyonمشاهده پروفایل

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University of WolverhamptonUnited Kingdom

Professor Matthew Wyon is a leading academic and researcher at the University of Wolverhampton , currently serving as Professor of Exercise Physiology within the Faculty of Education, Health and Wellbeing and School of Sport . He has held leadership roles including Deputy-Chair of the Sport and Physical Activity Research Centre , Chair of the Sport Ethics Committee , and Lab Director for Sport . His career spans over 30 years with international impact, notably as President of the International Association for Dance Medicine and Science (IADMS) and Founding Director of the National Institute of Dance Medicine and Science (NIDMS) . PhD in Sport Sciences from the University of Roehampton Over 150 peer-reviewed publications Current Professor of Exercise Physiology (since 2022) His research focuses on exercise physiology , vitamin D effects , dance injury epidemiology , performance enhancement , cardiorespiratory profiles , and fatigue impact on movement . Recent articles examine bone health , VO2max prediction , and spinal biomechanics in dance genres. Grants include Horizon 2020 funding for fatigue research and British Council support for UK-Brazil collaborations. Scientific awards include: Fellow of the Higher Education Authority (2018) Dutch government award for 10-year dance periodisation project (2012-2022) Fellow of the International Association for Dance Medicine and Science (2018) He supervises research students on topics including strength conditioning in dance , bone health , and balance in aging populations . His lab manages the Dance HALO project and Elmhurst Ballet School collaborations .

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Hrvoje Karninčićمشاهده پروفایل

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University of SplitCroatia

Hrvoje Karninčić is Full Professor at the Faculty of Kinesiology, University of Split , where he also serves as President of the ALUMNI KIFST association. He earned both his undergraduate (2001) and doctoral (2011) degrees at the same faculty. Research Interests: Professor Karninčić’s work centres on Sport Kinesiology , focusing particularly on the theory and methodology of wrestling , strength development specific to wrestling performance , and the historical evolution of sport . He further contributes to sport programming and training periodisation , bridging pedagogical and practical aspects of athletic preparation. Academic Service & Consultations: Consultation hours are held every Wednesday 10:00–11:00 in the faculty office.

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