
Cardiovascular Physiologist and Microneurographer. Human Cardiovascular Physiology Laboratory University of Guelph @UofG_HHNS, Canada (he/him)
Guelph, ON Canada
Joined September 2022
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Philip Millar retweeted
Professor Edward H.Sargent a Canadian Scientist, who published many papers in top journals i.e., #science and #Nature. He wrote 10 tips on how to write papers. @PhDvibe @PhDVoice @Labiofy #PhDposition #phdlife #PhD #postdoc #chemtwitter #Science #AcademicChatter
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Do you study sex differences in blood pressure during exercise? See why you should account for absolute intensity in our new review @AJPRegu!
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Special thanks to my supervisor @Millar_Lab for supporting me every step of the way!
Philip Millar retweeted
I'm pleased to share our recent editorial focus on an exciting paper from @Millar_Lab. Partial Sleep Restriction and Blood Pressure During Exercise Surprising Findings and Future Directions journals.physiology.org/doi/… @lcdebrito10
Philip Millar retweeted
Sitting on the fence or just forgot (like myself) to register for OEP 2024?
The registration deadline has been extended for Ontario Exercise Physiology 2024.
Register by June 10th 11:59 pm EDT oep2024.weebly.com
Includes meals, socials, and a packed scientific program
Philip Millar retweeted
Abstracts are due tomorrow (May 24) for Ontario Exercise Physiology (OEP) 2024!
OEP 2024 will be hosted at McMaster University on June 24-26th and is co-organized by @BrockUniversity and @McMasterU
See more info and submit/register here: oep2024.weebly.com
Philip Millar retweeted
#ArticlesInPress “Effects of sex and menstrual cycle phase on celiac artery blood flow during dynamic moderate-intensity leg exercise in young individuals”
Kana Shiozawa, et al.
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#JAPPL #SexDifference @Millar_Lab
Philip Millar retweeted
Glad to share our new work published in @japplphysiol | Intra- and inter-day reliability of sympathetic transduction to blood pressure in young, healthy adults | @lauro_vianna @Millar_Lab @massnardone @Igor_Alex_1981 journals.physiology.org/doi/…
Philip Millar retweeted
👉WANTED @UofG_HHNS!
🎓NEW #FacultyPosition! Tenure-Track!
💼PROFESSOR, Immuno-Metabolism & Tissue Communication!
🥼CIRH Tier 2 Canada Research Chair
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🍏Human Health & Nutritional Sciences
❤️The Friendliest Dept. @uofg!
🏛️#UofG #UofGCBS #AcademicTwitter
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AJP-Heart and Circ@ajpheartcirc15 Feb 2024
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#ArticlesInPress: Sympathetic determinants of resting blood pressure in males and females
Massimo Nardone et al.
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@Millar_Lab @CHAR_Lab @massnardone @Chloe_E_Taylor
@myles_obrien20 @yaaz_c @uofg
#SexDifferences #Baroreflex #SympatheticTransduction
Philip Millar retweeted
Happy to share that our Department of Kinesiology at Wilfrid Laurier University is hiring 2 tenure track positions: 1) applied movement/pedagogy and 2) clinical exercise physiology. Please see the link: careers.wlu.ca/go/Academic-P…
Please share widely.
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Inside Exercise@inside_exercise11 Sep 2022
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I keep seeing misinformation on here by people with massive followings.
Wouldn’t it be better if people got their info instead from these research experts?!
Please retweet/like and tell your students, family and friends. Thank you.
#myotwitter #exercise #metabolism #health
Philip Millar retweeted
Excited to share our latest cannabis work published as a Letter to the Editor in Clinical Autonomic Research! Great pleasure collaborating with @massnardone @Millar_Lab @JorB_L as always! @Dr_Burr
link.springer.com/article/10…
Philip Millar retweeted
Check out this #ArticlesInPress, Cardiovascular responses to combined mechanoreflex and metaboreflex activation in healthy adults: effects of sex and low vs. high hormone phases in females
Jordan B. Lee, et al.
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#JAPPL #SexDifferences #PassiveExercise
Philip Millar retweeted
Loved the collaboration my man! Also, can't change it now... but I LOVE how your post reads if people don't have the article title preview... lol
Excited to share our latest work in @japplphysiol. We studied how sex and hormone phases influence my two favourite reflexes! Many thanks to everyone involved in this collab @kmathompson @AndrLTeixeira3 @Dr_Burr @Millar_Lab journals.physiology.org/doi/…
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🌟#FreeArticleOfTheWeek
Investigating the roles of exercise intensity and biological sex on postexercise alterations in cardiac function
@superalex_c et al.
Full article➡️ ow.ly/BFp050PCmQq
#JAPPL @drburr
Philip Millar retweeted
⏰NEW CASE REPORT!
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Philip Millar retweeted
Useful reminder that effect sizes at small Ns are not stable, and thus are not appropriate for approximating the population ES, and thus for power analyses
For this reason, small N pilot studies generally shouldn't be used for power analyses
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Philip Millar retweeted
Happy to share our new work in @japplphysiol @Millar_Lab @massnardone @JorB_L @Dr_Burr
Renal vascular conductance is unrelated to leg vascular conductance or muscle sympathetic activity at rest and during stress in humans | Journal of Applied Physiology journals.physiology.org/doi/…
Philip Millar retweeted
🏆 🏆 Professor Vaughan Macefield of @MonashUni takes home two #NHMRCAwards tonight: BOTH Marshall and Warren Ideas Grant Awards, for the highest ranked application and the most innovative and potentially transformative application in the Ideas Grant scheme.

























