Hello mophys Trainees!

Join us for a coffee catch up with Dr. Michelle King and learn about her career journey in academia, government and industry!

Dr. Michelle King is a research physiologist with over 13 years of combined experience in academia, government, and industry. During this time her body of work has focused on the response to physical exertion in extreme environmental conditions, specifically exertional heat stroke and the use of nutritional interventions to delay or reduce the injury associated with heat stress.  Recently, she has been investigating innovative technologies related to non-invasive measures of hydration status.  Dr. King has multiple publications in thermoregulation including peer-reviewed manuscripts and a book chapter.  She previously enjoyed working in physical therapy clinics and teaching courses in the exercise sciences such as Exercise Physiology, Kinesiology, and Exercise Prescription. Dr. King is currently supporting the Gatorade Sports Science Institute and the Advanced Personalization Ideation Center at PepsiCo while teaching at Loyola University, Chicago. Dr. King is also a member of the American Physiological Society and serves in APS Physiologist in Industry committee.

THIS EVENT IS OPEN TO ALL! You don't have to be a member to attend.

Please invite anyone who is interested to learn about careers beyond academia!

Thinking about careers beyond academia? 

Join us for a coffee catch up with Dr. Corey Reynolds and learn about his career journey in academia and industry!

Dr. Corey Reynolds is a Regional Medical Scientific Director in a pharmaceutical company. He is a CardioMetabolic (Heart Failure, Diabetes, NASH, Thrombosis, and Atherosclerosis) expert with over 12 years of clinical and pre-clinical research experience with investigators and key opinion leaders throughout the US and abroad. He has worked with over 130 different local and international investigators acting as a liaison to design research projects, generate/ analyze data and provide access to available technologies. Dr. Reynolds is currently an Adjunct Associate Professor in Baylor College of Medicine. Before transitioned to industry, he spent about 9 years in academia as a researcher, lecturer and a director of Mouse Phenotyping Core in Baylor College of Medicine. Dr. Reynolds is also a member of the American Physiological Society and serves in APS science policy committee.

THIS EVENT IS OPEN TO ALL! You don't have to be a member to attend.

Please invite anyone interested to learn about career transition between academia to industry!