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Our Expert Database is designed to connect you with multidisciplinary women’s health researchers, professors, post-doctoral fellows, and more. Use this platform to find a collaborator for your research project, identify an expert to comment on current events or discover a supervisor for your graduate work. On top of that, if you’re seeking trainees to support your work you can find them here too.

You may find experts by name, career type, and/or by entering keywords in the “area of research expertise” to narrow your search. For instance, if your research focus is brain health and understanding progressive disease, you can find experts with knowledge in these areas by entering keywords like “Alzheimer’s” or “Dementia”.

Stephen Wright

Stephen Wright

Postdoctoral Fellow University of British Columbia Applied (Clinical and Engineering Applications) stephen.wright@ubc.ca School of Health and Exercise Sciences
Stephen is an exercise physiologist with expertise in integrative cardiopulmonary physiology. His research program focuses on cardiopulmonary hemodynamics, their relationship to exercise capacity and tolerance, and the modifying influences of sex, normal ageing, and chronic disease. Current work aims to elucidate mechanisms that regulate left atrial, pulmonary vascular, and right...
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Styliani Goulopoulou

Styliani Goulopoulou

Associate Professor Loma Linda University Discovery (Biological & Genetic Mechanisms) sgoulopoulou@llu.edu
Dr. Stella Goulopoulou is an Associate Professor of Physiology at the Lawrence Longo Center for Perinatal Biology at Loma Linda University (LLU), Loma Linda, California, USA. She studied Kinesiology and Physical Education at the National and Kapodistrian University in Athens, Greece, before earning her MS and PhD in Science Education...
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Susan Holtzman

Susan Holtzman

Associate Professor University of British Columbia Academic Collaborator susan.holtzman@ubc.ca Department of Psychology
Dr. Susan Holtzman is an Associate Professor of Psychology and Lead Investigator of the Health Psychology Lab at the University of British Columbia (Okanagan). She is a Registered Psychologist with the College of Psychologists of British Columbia. Dr. Holtzman received her PhD in Clinical Psychology from the University of British...
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Susmitha Rallabandi

Susmitha Rallabandi

Researcher The Centre for Addiction and Mental Health (CAMH) Applied (Clinical and Engineering Applications) rsusmitha1508@gmail.com
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Suzanne Campbell

Suzanne Campbell

Professor University of British Columbia Gender, Society, and Health suzanne.campbell@ubc.ca School of Nursing
Co-PI Dr. Suzanne Campbell (Applied) is an Associate Professor and former Director of the School of Nursing at UBC. Her research program examines the use of innovative teaching pedagogy to teach clinical and non-technical skills such as health communication, including testing a global interprofessional therapeutic communication scale. Her clinical practice...
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Suzanne Sicchia

Suzanne Sicchia

Associate Professor Teaching Stream,
Associate Dean Undergraduate Programs & Curriculum
University of Toronto Gender, Society, and Health suzanne.sicchia@utoronto.ca Scarborough Campus
Professor Suzanne Sicchia is an award winning Associate Professor Teaching Stream in the Department of Health & Society, and the Dalla Lana School of Public Health, University of Toronto. She also serves as the Associate Dean Undergraduate Programs & Curriculum (ADUPC), for the University of Toronto Scarborough Campus. She has...
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Sydney Ku

Sydney Ku

PhD Student Temple University Discovery (Biological & Genetic Mechanisms) sydney.ku100@gmail.com
Sydney graduated from Colby College in the spring of 2021 with a B.A. in Psychology with a concentration in Neuroscience. While at Colby, Sydney worked in the Glenn Lab, a behavioral neuroscience rat lab, as a research assistant and later conducted a senior thesis examining psychomotor stimulant sensitization as a...
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Tabitha Craig

Tabitha Craig

PhD Student University of Victoria Discovery (Biological & Genetic Mechanisms) tabithac@uvic.ca
Tabitha Craig is a PhD student in the Cerebrovascular Health, Exercise, and Environmental Research Sciences (CHEERS) Laboratory at the University of Victoria. Her research focus is on the impact of sex hormones on cerebrovascular endothelial function and arterial stiffness in response to environmental and physiological stressors. Twitter: @Tab_craig2
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Tallinn Splinter

Tallinn Splinter

SGBA Research Project Assistant University of British Columbia Gender, Society, and Health tsplint@student.ubc.ca
Tallinn Splinter completed her B.Sc. in Biology at UBC, and is a former research assistant for the WHRC. She is assisted with conducting a Sex and Gender Based Analysis (SGBA), into research funding proposals in Canada. Tallinn also supported our podcast Women’s Health Interrupted by conducting episode research, creating show...
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Tania Pereira

Tania Pereira

PhD Student York University Applied (Clinical and Engineering Applications) tperei01@yorku.ca
I am currently researching the effects of oral contraceptives on autonomic function, specifically investigating physiological responses to reflex activations in healthy women (chemoreflex, mechanoreflex and metaboreflex). I am also investigating the effects of the menstrual cycle and sex differences.
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Taniya Nagpal

Taniya Nagpal

Assistant Professor University of Alberta Applied (Clinical and Engineering Applications) tnagpal@ualberta.ca
Taniya Nagpal is an Assistant Professor at The University of Alberta with the Faculty of Kinesiology, Sport and Recreation. She completed her PhD from the University of Western Ontario with the Exercise and Pregnancy Lab and Exercise and Health Psychology Lab. Her dissertation work included developing and testing strategies to...
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Tanvi Puri

Tanvi Puri

Events & Communications Assistant University of British Columbia Discovery (Biological & Genetic Mechanisms) tanvi.puri@psych.ubc.ca Discovery (Biological & Genetic Mechanisms)
I’m Tanvi Puri, a Ph.D. candidate in the Galea Lab in the Neuroscience Program at the University of British Columbia in Vancouver, Canada. Pregnancy and motherhood can have long-lasting effects on the brain which are still widely unknown. I’m interested in investigating how pregnancy, and the hormonal changes that take...
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