Glen Foster

Associate Professor

The University of British Columbia
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Glen Foster is an Associate Professor at the University of British Columbia. His research primarily focuses on respiratory physiology, cardiovascular responses to exercise, and the effects of hypercapnia during hypoxia. Recent articles include studies on diaphragm blood flow, the role of β-adrenergic receptors in exercise hyperemia, and the impact of exercise on peripheral chemosensitivity at high altitudes.

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Trevor Day

Professor of Physiology

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CANADA
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Anthony Incognito

Assistant Professor

Memorial University of Newfoundland

CANADA
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Mike Stembridge

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UNITED KINGDOM
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Bill Sheel

Professor

The University of British Columbia

CANADA
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Michael Koehle

Professor

The University of British Columbia

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Tetyana Kendzerska

Ottawa Hospital Research Institute

CANADA
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Vaughan Macefield

Prof of Neuroscience

Monash University Central Clinical School

AUSTRALIA
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Christopher R. West

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CANADA
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Richard Wilson

Professor

University of Calgary

CANADA
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Satish Raj

Professor

University of Calgary

CANADA
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Jason Au

Assistant Professor

University of Waterloo

CANADA
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Nicholas Jendzjowsky

Assistant Professor-in-Residence

UCLA Health

UNITED STATES
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Stephen Klassen

Assistant Professor

Brock University

CANADA
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