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Ross Pollock is a Senior Lecturer in Aerospace Physiology at King's College London, specializing in the multidisciplinary field of human physiology related to aerospace medicine. His research revolves around several key themes, particularly focusing on Muscle Form & Function, Aerospace Medicine Physiology, Movement Function & Behaviour, and Respiratory Physiology & Medicine. Pollock is the Co-Director of postgraduate Aerospace Medicine courses, significantly contributes to the MSc in Human Applied Physiology, and the BSc in Sport and Exercise Medical Sciences. He obtained his Bachelor's degree in Sport Exercise Science with first class honors and a Master's degree in Bioengineering from the University of Strathclyde. Ross completed his PhD at King’s College London under the supervision of esteemed professionals and has a notable background in post-doctoral research, particularly studying the healthy aging process. His work at QinetiQ further solidified his expertise in human performance during high-stress environments, particularly in aviation. Pollock's current research interests focus on the impact of exercise and inactivity on maintaining muscle mass and function across various clinical populations, aiming to enhance aircrew performance in challenging environments through understanding aerospace physiology.
King's College London • London, ENG
Teaching and researching in the field of Aerospace Physiology.
QinetiQ • Farnborough, ENG
Conducted research projects related to human performance in flight physiology.
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