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Kevin Cunningham

Kevin Cunningham

Westminster Co-ordinator, Web Manager and Communications

I research how we can harness the electricity of the human body and target it for therapeutic benefit. I mainly focus on cardiac disease but have been known to dabble in pain.

Bradley Elliott

Bradley Elliott

Events Manager and MC

I research how humans age, why ageing changes are so different between people, and if the negative aspects of ageing ‘have’ to happen or can be delayed or prevented

Stefania D'alessio

Stefania D'alessio

Events Manager

I research how different animal's extracellular vesicles (EVs) signature and shape immunity across phylogeny, regulate biological processes, under normal and stressful conditions, and how EVs derived from animals with unusual immune properties can be used for skin regeneration

Vittoria Vecchiato

Vittoria Vecchiato

Events Manager

I research how to facilitate the implementation of naturally occurring biodegradable polymers called PHAs can be used in production at an industrial scale, with a focus on commercialization for medical applications

Lewis Mattin

Lewis Mattin

Host

The world is a prominent place, and its people are getting bigger. Nevertheless, we all like a buttery biscuit base. However, how you fill your belly matters. I am an active early career translational scientist with experience in exercise, health, and nutritional physiology.