Supervisor: Dr. Stuart Phillips

Supervisor: Dr. Stuart Phillips

Supervisor: Dr. Stuart Phillips

Changhyun Lim is a Postdoctoral Fellow in Professor Stuart Phillip’s Protein Metabolism Research Laboratory in the Department of Kinesiology. The focus of his research is to explore non-pharmacological strategies (e.g., physical activity and nutrition) to overcome muscle loss and dysfunction in aging, and the molecular mechanisms underpinning muscle adaptation in response to nutritional interventions and physical activity/inactivity.

Supervisor: Dr. Stuart Phillips

I am a Canadian Institutes of Health Research (CIHR) Postdoctoral Fellow in Professor Stuart Phillip’s Protein Metabolism Research Laboratory (PMRL) in the Department of Kinesiology, and recently a McCall-MacBain Postdoctoral Teaching and Leadership Fellow. The focus of my research is to explore the cellular and molecular mechanisms that underpin the adaptive response of skeletal muscle to use (i.e., resistance and aerobic exercise), disuse (i.e., immobilization/bed rest), and sarcopenia of aging. Using novel and innovative scientific methods (e.g., stable isotopic tracers), often in unique populations such as master athletes, I am also keen to investigate nascent nutritional interventions to augment exercise-induced muscular adaptations to and mitigate muscle loss in response to immobilization and aging.

Supervisor: Dr. Stuart Phillips

Everson Nunes is a researcher interested in how human nutrition and physical activity modulate metabolism. His research focuses on understanding the roles of nutrition and physical activity in human health and how diet and exercise can be used to prevent or treat diseases (e.g. Cancer, Diabetes, and Obesity).

Supervisor: Dr. Stuart Phillips

Supervisor: Dr. Stuart Phillips