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Dr Juliette Strauss

Sport and Exercise Sciences

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Dr Juliette Strauss (Subject Head and Reader in Exercise Metabolism & Nutrition) is a member of the Applied Physiology Nutrition and Metabolism Research Group and the Cellular and Molecular Physiology of Lifelong Health Research Group within the Research Institute of Sport and Exercise Sciences.

Juliette teaches on the Sport and Exercise Sciences degree. She has experience of various management and administrative roles within the School, including Subject Head, Year Tutor and module leader responsibilities.

Juliette’s research focusses on four main areas:
1) The regulation of lipid storage and utilisation. In particular the investigation of the use of novel training and nutritional interventions to understand regulatory processes in 1) cardiometabolic syndrome and at risk populations (metabolic syndrome, type II diabetes, ageing) and 2) sex differences in regulation of lipid metabolism in healthy, ageing and diseased populations.

2) The use of immunofluorescence microscopy methods and transmission electron microscopy in the investigation of skeletal muscle metabolic processes.

3) The female athlete with a particular focus on the optimising the metabolic response to exercise, training and nutritional interventions.

4) Juliette is a member of Cochrane currently working on systematic review(s) to understand novel approaches to exercise e.g. high intensity interval training with the aim of informing policy with regards to exercise recommendations for at risk populations.

Degrees

2012, The University of Birmingham, United Kingdom, PhD Exercise Metabolism
2007, Loughborough University, United Kingdom, MSc Sport & Exercise Nutrition
2006, The University of Birmingham, United Kingdom, BSc (Hons) Sport & Exercise Sciences

Postgraduate training

PGCert Learning & Teaching in HE, United Kingdom, Liverpool John Moores University, 2013 - 2015

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