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Established 2000
The Human and Environmental Physiology Research Unit (HEPRU) has been leading the charge in conducting innovative and cutting-edge research on the assessment of the environmental and human factors affecting a person’s ability to live and work in the heat. Established in 2000, the HEPRU is the largest research facility directed at assessing the human heat stress response in the world. Over the past 20+ years, the HEPRU has developed international standard-setting heat protection management and monitoring solutions. Using the world's only whole-body direct calorimeter (a device used to precisely measure the heat emitted by the human body), HEPRU has the unique ability to examine the effects of changing environments on human physiological responses.
Are you interested in exercise and environmental physiology? We're looking for Postdoctoral Fellows, Ph.D. students and master's students to join our team and work closely with Dr. Glen Kenny and an interdisciplinary team of national and international health scientists, public health experts, and physicians. Details below:
Are you interested in thermoregulation and wireless technologies? We're looking for an undergraduate summer research student, master's student and doctoral student to join our team with Dr. Greg McGarr to study human tissue temperature responses to localized radiofrequency field exposures. Details below:
HEPRU is home to the world's only human whole-body calorimeter. We also have several room-sized climate controlled chambers fitted with state of the art exercise and medical assessment equipment. See more about our facilities by clicking the link below.
125 University Private, K1N 6N5, Ottawa, Ontario, Canada
613-562-5800 ext. 4270
Interested in learning more about HEPRU?
Please call us or send us a message and we will be in touch!
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