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Jessica Mee

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Expertise:

Physiology, Extreme Environments, Female, Sport, Performance

Job title:

Sport and Exercise Lecturer

Biography:

Having completed an BSc in Sport Science at the University of Brighton, Jessica undertook a PhD examining heat tolerance and acclimation in female athletes supervised by Dr Neil Maxwell and Professor Jo Doust within the Environmental Extremes Laboratory. Jessica worked as a technical demonstrator and visiting lecturer at the University of Brighton before joining the Extremes Research group at Bangor University as a lecturer in 2015. Dr Jessica Mee is now a Senior Lecturer in Physiology within the School of Sport and Exercise Science. Jessica’s research aims to enhance knowledge of females across the lifespan, living and performing in environmental extremes. Jessica is particularly interested in developing sustainable and accessible heat alleviation strategies that are simple to administer.more...

Qualifications:

BSc (Hons) Sport Science (first class), University of Brighton, 2010. PhD, Heat tolerance and acclimation in female athletes, University of Brighton, 2016. Sport and Exercise Scientist (Physiology Research, Support & Pedagogy), British Association of Sport and Exercise Science (BASES), Accredited (2015) Reaccredited (2022) Fellow of the Higher Education Academy (FHEA), 2017. Emergency First Aid at Work (Level 3), 2022. Mental Health First Aid, 2017.

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McIntyre, R., Zurawlew, M., Mee, Jessica, Walsh, N. and Oliver, S. (2022) A comparison of medium-term heat acclimation by post-exercise hot water immersion or exercise in the heat: Adaptations, overreaching, and thyroid hormones. American Journal of Physiology-Regulatory, Integrative and Comparative Physiology, 323 (5). R601-R615. ISSN 0363-6119 (print); 1522-1490 (online)
Mee, Jessica (2022) Practical Guidance for Training and Racing in the Heat. In: Endurance - Practical Guidance for Training and Racing in the Heat, 26th February 2022, England Athletics.
Willmott, A., Mee, Jessica, Roberts, J., Maxwell, N. and Barnes, E. (2022) Heat Acclimation for Women. Ultra Coach.
Mee, Jessica (2022) Physiological training implications for the female athlete and the Menopause. In: Physiological training implications for the female athlete and the Menopause, 29th January 2022, England Athletics. (Unpublished)
McIntyre, R.D., Zurawlew, M.J., Oliver, S.J., Cox, A.T., Mee, Jessica A. and Walsh, N.P. (2021) A comparison of heat acclimation by post-exercise hot water immersion and exercise in the heat. Journal of Science and Medicine in Sport, 24 (8). pp. 729-734. ISSN Print: 1440-2440
Gibson, O.R., James, C.A., Mee, Jessica A., Willmott, A.G.B., Turner, G., Hayes, M. and Maxwell, N.S. (2019) Heat alleviation strategies for athletic performance: A review and practitioner guidelines. Temperature, 7 (1). pp. 3-36. ISSN Print: 2332-8940, Online: 2332-8959
Zurawlew, M.J., Mee, Jessica A. and Walsh, N.P. (2019) Post Exercise Hot Water Immersion Elicits Heat Acclimation Adaptations in Endurance Trained and Recreationally Active Individuals. Frontiers in Physiology, 10 (1080). ISSN Online: 1664-042X
Zurawlew, M.J., Mee, Jessica A. and Walsh, N.P. (2018) Heat Acclimation by Postexercise Hot-Water Immersion: Reduction of Thermal Strain During Morning and Afternoon Exercise-Heat Stress After Morning Hot-Water Immersion. International Journal of Sports Physiology and Performance, 13 (10). pp. 1281-1286. ISSN Print: 1555-0265 Online: 1555-0273
Mee, Jessica A., Peters, S., Doust, J.H. and Maxwell, N.S. (2018) Sauna Exposure Immediately Prior to Short-term Heat Acclimation Accelerates Phenotypic Adaptation in Females. Journal of Science and Medicine in Sport, 21 (2). pp. 190-195. ISSN Online: 1440-2440
Relf, R., Willmott, A., Mee, Jessica A., Gibson, Oliver, Saunders, Arron, Hayes, Mark and Maxwell, Neil S (2018) Females Exposed to 24 Hours of Sleep Deprivation Do Not Experience Greater Physiological Strain, But Do Perceive Heat Illness Symptoms More Severely, During Exercise-heat Stress. Journal of Sports Sciences, 36 (3). pp. 348-355. ISSN Print: 0264-0414 Online: 1466-447X
Mee, Jessica A., Gibson, O.R., Tuttle, J.A., Watt, P.W., Doust, J. and Maxwell, N.S. (2016) Leukocyte Hsp72 mRNA Transcription Does Not Differ Between Males and Females During Heat Acclimation. Temperature, 3 (4). pp. 549-556. ISSN 2332-8940
Ruddock, A.D., Thompson, S.W., Hudson, S.A., James, C.A., Gibson, O.R. and Mee, Jessica A. (2016) Combined Active and Passive Heat Exposure Induced Heat Acclimation in a Soccer Referee Before 2014 FIFA World Cup. SpringerPlus, 5. Article no. 617. ISSN Online: 2193-1801
Gibson, O.R., Mee, Jessica A., Taylor, L., Tuttle, J.A., Watt, P. and Maxwell, N.S. (2015) Isothermic and Fixed-intensity Heat Acclimation Methods Elicit Equal Increases in Hsp72 mRNA. Scandinavian Journal of Medicine & Science in Sports, 25. pp. 259-268. ISSN Online: 1600-0838
Mee, Jessica A., Gibson, O.R., Doust, J. and Maxwell, N.S. (2015) A Comparison of Males and Females’ Temporal Patterning to Short- and Long-term Heat Acclimation. Scandinavian Journal of Medicine & Science in Sports, 25 (S1). pp. 250-258. ISSN Online: 1600-0838
Mee, Jessica A., Doust, J. and Maxwell, N.S. (2015) Repeatability of a Running Heat Tolerance Test. Journal of Thermal Biology, 49-50. pp. 91-97. ISSN Online: 0306-4565
Gibson, O.R., Mee, Jessica A., Tuttle, J.A., Taylor, L., Watt, P. and Maxwell, N.S. (2015) Isothermic and Fixed Intensity Heat Acclimation Methods Induce Similar Heat Adaptation Following Short and Long-term Time Scales. Journal of Thermal Biology, 49-50. pp. 55-65. ISSN Online: 0306-4565

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#	Item title
1.	Heat alleviation strategies for athletic performance: A review and practitioner guidelines	200	133
2.	Females Exposed to 24 Hours of Sleep Deprivation Do Not Experience Greater Physiological Strain, But Do Perceive Heat Illness Symptoms More Severely, During Exercise-heat Stress	107	72
3.	Repeatability of a Running Heat Tolerance Test	97
4.	Heat Acclimation by Postexercise Hot-Water Immersion: Reduction of Thermal Strain During Morning and Afternoon Exercise-Heat Stress After Morning Hot-Water Immersion	86	389
5.	Post Exercise Hot Water Immersion Elicits Heat Acclimation Adaptations in Endurance Trained and Recreationally Active Individuals	84	31
6.	Leukocyte Hsp72 mRNA Transcription Does Not Differ Between Males and Females During Heat Acclimation	82	34
7.	Combined Active and Passive Heat Exposure Induced Heat Acclimation in a Soccer Referee Before 2014 FIFA World Cup	79	31
8.	Isothermic and Fixed Intensity Heat Acclimation Methods Induce Similar Heat Adaptation Following Short and Long-term Time Scales	74
9.	A Comparison of Males and Females’ Temporal Patterning to Short- and Long-term Heat Acclimation	67	1
10.	Physiological training implications for the female athlete and the Menopause	60	13
11.	Isothermic and Fixed-intensity Heat Acclimation Methods Elicit Equal Increases in Hsp72 mRNA	60
12.	A comparison of medium-term heat acclimation by post-exercise hot water immersion or exercise in the heat: Adaptations, overreaching, and thyroid hormones	59	31
13.	Sauna Exposure Immediately Prior to Short-term Heat Acclimation Accelerates Phenotypic Adaptation in Females	56	435
14.	A comparison of heat acclimation by post-exercise hot water immersion and exercise in the heat	34	15
15.	Practical Guidance for Training and Racing in the Heat	24	4
16.	Heat Acclimation for Women	21	1

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