How to get involved with us

We run and organise a number of engagement activities which we would encourage you to sign up to and engage with.

Please contact the leads for these activities below, to join our mailing list or to specifically engage with our activities:

Research Networking Seminars, when academics, early career researchers and our external partners can meet and discuss shared topics and challenges. Contact Dr Britt Hallingberg BHallingberg@cardiffmet.ac.uk

CAWR’s 1st Research Networking Series, 14th September 2021 - watch it here if you missed it.

CAWR Early Career Community – Our CAWR community which is open to anyone (i.e. students, academics, teachers, health professionals, coaches, instructors etc) both inside or outside of Cardiff Met who are new, or in the beginning stages of research and interested in being part of a wider career network in CAWR. Contact Jack Walklett J.Walklett@outlook.cardiffmet.ac.uk

We are on Twitter - follow us and tweet us on @CAWR_CMU using the hashtags #PHELL #WIDE #PHWB #CARDIOPHYS

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Project or challenge you think we could help you with? Please contact us directly:

• CAWR Director: Professor Diane Crone dmcrone@cardiffmet.ac.uk

• PHELL lead: Dr Dave Aldous daldous@cardiffmet.ac.uk

• Public Health and Wellbeing lead: Dr Britt Hallingberg bhallingberg@cardiffmet.ac.uk

• Cardiovascular Physiology leads: Dr Rachel Lord rnlord@cardiffmet.ac.uk or Dr Chris Pugh cjpugh@cardiffmet.ac.uk

• WiDE lead: Professor Stephen Mellalieu smellalieu@cardiffmet.ac.uk

Research Networking Series

Read about how the CAWR Research Networking Seminar Series are inter- and multi-disciplinary externally focused events on health, activity and wellbeing in society.
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Early Career Community

Read more about how the CAWR Early Career Community is a community of practice that we hope will provide identity and support for early career researchers aligned to one or more of CAWR’s research areas.
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