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Temperature Modulation Of Skin Tolerance To Applied Mechanical Loading And Shear

Staff

Lead researchers

Dr Davide Filingeri BSc, MSc, PGCAP, PhD

Associate Professor

Research interests

  • Davide’s original research programme investigates:
  • i) the biophysical and physiological mechanisms that allow humans to sense changes in the temperature and wetness of their skin.
  • ii) the role of these mechanisms in body temperature regulation and the initiation of thermal behaviours.
Connect with Davide

Email: D.Filingeri@soton.ac.uk

Other researchers

Professor Pete Worsley

Professor

Research interests

  • Skin and Soft Tissue Health
  • Bioengineering
  • Healthcare Technologies
Connect with Pete

Email: P.R.Worsley@soton.ac.uk

Collaborating research institutes, centres and groups

Research outputs

Impact of localised skin cooling at the sacrum on microvascular responses to sustained pressure-induced ischemia
Ralph Gordon, Pete Worsley & Davide Filingeri, 2024
Type: conference
Influence of localised cooling on repeated shearing stress and friction at the heel
Ralph Gordon, Pete Worsley & Davide Filingeri, 2024
Type: conference
Impact of Localised Skin Cooling at the Sacrum on Microvascular Responses to Sustained Pressure-induced Ischemia
Ralph Gordon, Pete Worsley & Davide Filingeri, 2024
Type: conference
Influence of localised cooling on repeated shearing stress and friction at the heel
Ralph Gordon, Pete Worsley & Davide Filingeri, 2024
Type: conference
An evaluation of the effects of localised skin cooling on microvascular, inflammatory, structural, and perceptual responses to sustained mechanical loading of the sacrum: a study protocol
Ralph Gordon, Pete Worsley & Davide Filingeri, 2024, PLoS ONE, 19(5 May)
DOI: 10.1371/journal.pone.0303342
Type: article