2005: Doctor of Philosophy (PhD), University of Birmingham, UK
Ageing, stress, physical activity, and effects on health and wellbeing, including immunity, Cardiovascular stress reactivity.
Awards:
Academy of Behavioural Medicine Research Neal Miller Early Career Award
Stress and Anxiety Research Society Early Career Award
Ratcliffe Prize for best PhD in Life Sciences
University of Birmingham
Public Engagement Video Competition Winner
University of Birmingham
British Psychological Society Division of Health Psychology Award for Outstanding Contribution to Research, British Psychological Society
American Psychosomatic Society Early Career Award
Herbert Weiner Early Career Award for the importance and sophistication of research
