Dr Amy S. Fuller joined the Faculty of Health and Life Sciences at Coventry University in August 2023 as a Research Fellow in the Cardiovascular and Lifestyle Medicine Research Theme. Between 2018 and 2022, Dr Fuller completed a multi-disciplinary PhD, ‘Exercise tolerance in ageing and hypertrophic cardiomyopathy: from pathophysiology to a lifestyle intervention’ at the Faculty of Medical Sciences of Newcastle University, under the academic mentorship of Professor Djordje Jakovljevic. Between Dr Fuller’s Doctoral training and present position, Dr Fuller completed a Post Doctorate assessing the role of nutrient sensing pathway dysregulation in the anorexia of ageing. Finally, Dr Fuller also completed a BSc (University of Reading, UK) in Biological Sciences July 2018. Due to excellent academic achievements, Dr Fuller has received awards including from the Rank Prize Fund, and has established strong collaborations with National Health Trust and University partners. 

Dr Fuller's research combines interest of ageing cardiovascular pathophysiology, and the prevention and management of cardiovascular disease. More specifically, the research incorporates leading exercise stress testing, lifestyle intervention, health psychology assessment, and exploring the role of molecular pathways including mitochondrial function in cardiovascular pathophysiology. Such research has been performed on a national and international, single and multi-centre scale. Dr Fuller is keen to continue her research in cardiovascular disease and the pursuit of improving patient outcomes and management. In the future, Dr Fuller looks to assess cardiac fatigue in endurance athletes.