Lindsay Robinson

Contact

• workAcademic Child Health, East Block, E floor
  Queen's Medical Centre
  Nottingham
  NG7 2UH
  UK
• Lindsay.Robinson@nottingham.ac.uk

Biography

Lindsay is a newly appointed Senior Research Fellow in the Department of Lifespan and Population Health Sciences.

She graduated from the University of Birmingham in 2006 with degrees in Medicine and Medical Sciences. She completed her PhD in 2020 under the supervision of Professor Michael Symonds and Professor Helen Budge during which she helped develop infrared thermography as a novel, non-invasive functional brown adipose tissue (BAT) assessment tool in humans.

Her current research activities aim to i) extend the value of thermography using concomitant magnetic resonance imaging and ii) complete morphological and functional assessments in populations at risk of metabolic ill-health.

Recent Publications

• ASTLE, VAL, ZHANG, TAOURI, ROBINSON, LINDSAY, LAW, JAMES, TOWNSEND, ELLEN, SYMONDS, MICHAEL, PITCHFORD, NICOLA and BUDGE, HELEN, 2014. Brown adipose tissue thermal activity is influenced by season in healthy children The FASEB Journal. 28(1 Supplement), 1160-1161
• ROBINSON L, OJHA S, SYMONDS ME and BUDGE H, 2014. Body mass index as a determinant of brown adipose tissue function in healthy children. The Journal of Pediatrics. 164(2), 318-22.e1
• MICHAEL E. SYMONDS, KATRINA HENDERSON, LINDSAY ELVIDGE, CONRAD BOSMAN, DON SHARKEY, ALAN C PERKINS and HELEN BUDGE, 2012. Thermal Imaging to Assess Age-Related Changes of Skin Temperature within the Supraclavicular Region Co-Locating with Brown Adipose Tissue in Healthy Children The Journal of Pediatrics. 1-7 (In Press.)
• GLADWELL VF, FLETCHER J, PATEL N, ELVIDGE LJ, LLOYD D, CHOWDHARY S and COOTE JH, 2005. The influence of small fibre muscle mechanoreceptors on the cardiac vagus in humans. The Journal of physiology. 567(Pt 2), 713-21

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• ASTLE, VAL, ZHANG, TAOURI, ROBINSON, LINDSAY, LAW, JAMES, TOWNSEND, ELLEN, SYMONDS, MICHAEL, PITCHFORD, NICOLA and BUDGE, HELEN, 2014. Brown adipose tissue thermal activity is influenced by season in healthy children The FASEB Journal. 28(1 Supplement), 1160-1161
• ROBINSON L, OJHA S, SYMONDS ME and BUDGE H, 2014. Body mass index as a determinant of brown adipose tissue function in healthy children. The Journal of Pediatrics. 164(2), 318-22.e1
• MICHAEL E. SYMONDS, KATRINA HENDERSON, LINDSAY ELVIDGE, CONRAD BOSMAN, DON SHARKEY, ALAN C PERKINS and HELEN BUDGE, 2012. Thermal Imaging to Assess Age-Related Changes of Skin Temperature within the Supraclavicular Region Co-Locating with Brown Adipose Tissue in Healthy Children The Journal of Pediatrics. 1-7 (In Press.)
• GLADWELL VF, FLETCHER J, PATEL N, ELVIDGE LJ, LLOYD D, CHOWDHARY S and COOTE JH, 2005. The influence of small fibre muscle mechanoreceptors on the cardiac vagus in humans. The Journal of physiology. 567(Pt 2), 713-21