Craig Paterson PhD
CML Postdoctoral Fellow Dept. Exercise and Sport Science University of North Carolina Chapel Hill, North Carolina 27599-8700 Curriculum Vitae |
Contact Me If...
- Student or postdoc: interested in joining the CML team.
- Journalist: would like assistance with a story
- Keywords: lifestyle behavior, activity behavior, sedentary behavior, research synthesis, cardiovascular disease
- Scientist: who'd like to chat about science, possible collaboration, or anything sedentary behavior related
About Me
Education
I am interested in all things related to cardiovascular disease and sedentary behaviors, from the development of novel non-invasive methods to laboratory studies investigating cardiovascular responses to acute bouts of sedentary behavior using those non-invasive methods, and ultimately to research synthesis that may inform the research area going forward. I am particularly interested in central and peripheral vascular responses to acute bouts of sedentary behavior and how repeated bouts of sedentary behavior may ultimately contribute to increased cardiovascular risk in later life.
Career Goals
- Current - Post Doc, Cardiometabolic Lab (CML), University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill
- 2022 - PhD, Applied Sport and Exercise Sciences, University of Gloucestershire
- 2018 - BSc (Hons), Sport and Exercise Sciences, University of Gloucestershire
- 2021 - University of Gloucestershire Health, Life Sciences, Sport, and Wellbeing Research Symposium – Best Presentation
- 2020 - University of Gloucestershire, ‘Three Minute Thesis’ Winner
- Sedentary behavior and cardiometabolic health
- Theory and application of quantitative research synthesis
- Development and application of non-invasive cardiovascular methodologies
I am interested in all things related to cardiovascular disease and sedentary behaviors, from the development of novel non-invasive methods to laboratory studies investigating cardiovascular responses to acute bouts of sedentary behavior using those non-invasive methods, and ultimately to research synthesis that may inform the research area going forward. I am particularly interested in central and peripheral vascular responses to acute bouts of sedentary behavior and how repeated bouts of sedentary behavior may ultimately contribute to increased cardiovascular risk in later life.
Career Goals
- Medium-term: Build and lead a activity behavior and cardiometabolic research laboratory at a research intensive institution
- To produce meaningful, high-quality research that helps to inform public health policy
- To develop and foster practical tools for the setup and management of research laboratories
- Longer-term: University administration
Research Outputs
Key Facts
Example Publications
Example Funding
Example Presentations
Example Publications
- Paterson C., Fryer, S., Stone, K., Zieff, G., Turner, L., & Stoner, L. The effects of acute exposure to prolonged sitting, with and without interruption, on blood pressure among adults: A meta-analysis. Sports Medicine. Link. PMID: 34932203.
- Paterson, C., Fryer, S., Zieff, G., Stone, K., Credeur, D., Barone Gibbs, B., Padilla, J., Parker, J.K., & Stoner, L. The effects of acute exposure to prolonged sitting, with and without interruption, on vascular function among adults: A meta-analysis. Sports Medicine 50, 1929-1942. Link. PMID: 32757163
- Perks, J.L., Zaccardi, F., Paterson, C., Houghton, J.S.M., Nickinson, A., Pepper, C., Yates, T., & Sayers, R.D. Structured exercise and pain in patients with intermittent claudication and improvements in walking ability: A systematic review and network meta-analysis. British Journal of Surgery. Link.
- Anderson, K., Zieff, G., Paterson, C., Stoner, L., Weltman, A., & Allen, J.D. The effect of acute exercise on pre-prandial ghrelin levels: A systematic review and meta-analysis. Peptides. Link. PMID: 34391825.
- Higgins, S., Pomeroy, A.N., Bates, L.C., Paterson, C., Barone Gibbs, B., Pontzer, H., & Stoner, L. Sedentary Behavior and Cardiovascular Disease Risk: An Evolutionary Perspective. Frontiers in Physiology. Link.
Example Funding
- R01HL162805A (PI: Stoner , Role Postdoc). Cardiometabolic disease prevention in college-based young adults: mapping a contextual sedentary behavior intervention. 06/2022-05/2026
- R01HL157187 (PI: Stoner , Role Postdoc). Sitting Behavior and Whole-body Cardiovascular Health: from Mechanism to Intervention. 03/2022-12/2025
Example Presentations
Example Service
ACSM Non-Invasive Physiology Special Interest Group
Mentoring Honors Thesis Students
2021 The Centien Clinic - Exercise Physiologist
2020 - 2021 Crockett and Crooke - Exercise Physiologist
Mentoring Honors Thesis Students
2021 The Centien Clinic - Exercise Physiologist
2020 - 2021 Crockett and Crooke - Exercise Physiologist