Dr KIRSTY KIEZEBRINK
Research Fellow
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+44 (0)1224 438163
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k.kiezebrink@abdn.ac.uk
Research Fellow
BSc (Hons), PGDip, PhD, FHEA, RNutr
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Biography
Kirsty joined the Unit in July 2010 as RCUK funded research fellow. Kirsty gained her PhD, in 2004 from the Institute of Psychological Sciences, at the University of Leeds. Her work focused on the biopsychology of anorexia nervosa. Since completing of her PhD she has worked on a range of research project looking at various aspects of diet, behaviour and biology and their association with disease. Kirsty is particularly interested in looking at the impact of location of delivery on effectiveness of obesity interventions.
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Research Interests
The overarching goal of Kirstys research is to develop multidisciplinary collaborative projects that advance our understanding of the expression of appetite and can be applied to combat disorders of appetite and body weight. In order to achieve this goal it is important to take a holistic approach to address questions from the molecule to the clinical patient to determine how lifestyle interacts with biology to influence weight and or body composition. The focus of this research is on developing a better description of phenotypic components of weight management disorders Through this we should then be able to develop better phenotypic descriptors, which will then enable us to develop more effective and tailored solutions.
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