Shilpa Dogra
Research in our laboratory currently focuses on active aging and exercise for adults with asthma. We have state-of-the-art equipment to measure physiological changes in response to exercise, and collaborate with colleagues across campus to answer novel research questions.
If you are interested in joining the team, please contact me for information on current opportunities.
Carley O’Neill
Current Role: PhD candidate
Masters of Health Science: University of Ontario Institute of Technology
Bachelor of Kinesiology with Honours: Acadia University
Certifications: CSEP-Certified Exercise Physiologist
Research Experience: My masters work assessed acute responses to high intensity interval exercise among adults with confirmed exercise induced bronchoconstriction.
Current Research: High Intensity Interval Training for Adults with and without Exercise-Induced Bronchoconstriction
Ryan Wight
Current Role: Masters Student (Part-time)
Honours BSc. Kinesiology Co-op, Management Studies Minor: University of Waterloo
Current Research: A workplace physical activity program for cardiometabolic health among adults with diabetes.
Michael Jenkins
Current Role: Masters Student (first year)
Bachelor of Health Sciences (Honours) Kinesiology: University of Ontario Institute of Technology.
Research Experience: As part of my research practicum during the final year of my undergraduate studies, I assisted in research involving High Intensity Interval Training and Moderate Continuous Exercise for adults with and without Exercise-Induced Bronchoconstriction.
Current Research: Physiological responses to E-bike use in older adults.
Lucio Lutosa
Current Role: Masters Student (first year)
Specialist in resistance training for aged individuals University of Sao Paulo, Brazil;; Fitness industry professional for 20 years
Bachelor on Physical Education – Federal University of Minas Gerais, Brazil
Research experience in Sport Psychology and Resistance training/biomechanics
Current Research: Hospital-Associated Deconditioning
Ilana Patlan
Current role: Undergraduate student (4th year)
Bachelor of Health Science: University of Ontario Institute of Technology
Current research: Investigating the acute airway response to exercise in cold-dry air in healthy adults
Nicholas O’Rourke
Current role: Undergraduate student (4th year)
Bachelor of Health Science: University of Ontario Institute of Technology
Current Research: Understanding actual and perceived environmental constraints to active transportation in older adults