Dr Joseph Layden

• PhD Applied Physiology, University of Strathclyde
• MSc Sport Science Physiology, Loughborough University
• BA, University of Strathclyde (Outdoor Education)
• Diploma Sport Therapy, Society of Sport Therapists
• Certificate in Higher Education, University of St Mark and St John

Joe Layden gained a PhD in Applied Physiology from the Faculty of Biomedical Sciences, University of Strathclyde in 2003. He has worked as a Higher Scientific officer for the UK Ministry of Defence and as a Research Scientist for the Netherlands National Research Institution (TN0). Within these organisations his primary role has been to provide advice and/or undertake scientific study to assess injury risk and to ensure the functional health, wellbeing and optimal performance of working personnel.

Sample projects include:

• Assessment of workload on fatigue and injury risk in military personnel
• Quantification of thermal strain in Royal Netherlands Air Force Fire Fighting Instructors
• Evaluation of the adequacy of nutrition provision for UK MoD personnel
• Assessment of clothing ensembles impact on thermal strain and work capacity Development and evaluation of coping strategies for personnel operating in thermal extreme

Publications:

Fallowfield JL, Blacker SD, Willems MET, Davy T & Layden J. Neuromuscular and cardiovascular responses of Royal Marine recruits to load carriage in the field. Applied Ergonomics 43(6), 1131-1137, 2012.

Fallowfield JL, Layden JDJ, Allsopp AJ. (2011). Training and Competition Environments. In: Lanham-New SA, Stear SJ, Sherreffs SM, Collins A. Sport and Exercise Nutrition. West Sussex: Wiley-Blackwell. 357-374.

Daanen H, Jonkman AG, Layden JD, Linnane DM, Weller AS. (2011) Layden et al Optimising the Acquisition and Retention of Heat Acclimation. International Journal of Sports Medicine 32(11): 822-828

Daanen HAM & Layden JD. Reply to A. D. Flouris and S. S. Cheung reply letter regarding cold-induced vasodilation. European Journal of Applied Physiology, 2009

Layden JD, Malkova D and Nimmo MA. (2004) During exercise in the cold increased availability of plasma nonesterified fatty acids does not affect the pattern of substrate oxidation. Metabolism 53, 203-208

Layden JD, Malkova D and Nimmo MA. (2004) Fat oxidation after acipimox-induced reduction in plasma nonesterified fatty acids during exercise at 0 degrees C and 20 degrees C. Metabolism 53, 1131-5

Layden JD, Patterson MJ, and Nimmo MA. (2002) Effects of reduced ambient temperature on fat utilisation during submaximal cycle exercise. Med Sci Sports Exe 34, 774-780

Shave, R., Dawson, E., Whyte, G., George, K., Nimmo, M. A. Layden, J. Gaze, D.,Collinson, P. (2004) The impact of prolonged exercise in a cold environment upon cardiac function. Medicine and Science in Sport and Exercise 36 1522-1527

Layden JD, Shave R, White G, and Nimmo MA. (in preparation) The effect of reduced ambient temperature on whole body fuel utilisation and exercise capacity in highly trained endurance athletes

Technical Reports:

Layden JD (2009) Non-freezing cold injury: An evaluation of the principles underlying the cold stress test utilized at the Institute of Naval Medicine for the assessment of cold sensitivity. Institute of Naval Medicine Report.

Davey T, Fallowfield JL, Delves SK, Layden J. (2008) The relationship of food provision and nutrient intake to training outcome in Royal Marine Recruits: Interim Report III, Institute of Naval Medicine Report. Report No. 2008.055

Fallowfield JL, Delves SK, Davey T, Layden J, Vale R. (2008) An evaluation of the physical training progression during Royal Marine Young Officer training: Interim Institute of Naval Medicine Report. Report No 2008.052

Davey T, Fallowfield JL, Delves SK, Layden J (2008) The relationship of food provision and nutrient intake to training outcome in Royal Marine Recruits: Interim Report II (Middle of training) Institute of Naval Medicine Report. Report No. 2008.041

Fallowfield JL, Blacker SD, Davey T, LaydenJ, Delves, Willems M. (2008) Physiological responses of Royal Marine Recruits to prolonged load carriage in the field. Institute of Naval Medicine Report. Report No 2008.048

Fallowfield JL, Lunt H, Davey T, Layden J (2007) Nutritional guidance for ?Leading Physical Trainer? training. Institute of Naval Medicine Report No. 2007.033

Conference papers:

Davey T, Delves SK, Layden J, Lanaham-New SA, Fallowfield JL (2010) macro and micro nutrient intakes of Royal Marine recruits during 32 weeks of military training. Proceedings of the Nutrition Society, 69 (OCE1), E63

Meeuwsen,, E.M. van Es, B. Smeets, J.D. Layden, R. Simons, H.A.M. Daanen Reduced Cold-induced Vasodilation at altitude: due to hypoxic or hypobaric circumstances? Mini paper ICEE Symposium 2009

Joseph J.D. Layden, Eric Mol, Ivo J.H. Tiemessen and Susan Vrijkotte. Physiological Response of Fire-Instructors to repeated live fire fighting scenarios. ACSM 2010

Eric Mol, Joseph J.D. Layden, Ivo J.H. Tiemessen and Susan Vrijkotte. Is there a cumulative physiological effect on RNLAF fire instructors during 5 consecutive days of live fire training? ACSM 2010

Ivo JH Tiemessen , Eric Mol, Joseph D Layden & Susan Vrijkotte. Cognitive response of Fire Fighting Instructors to repeated live fire fighting scenario?s ACSM 2010

Daanen, H.A.M, Layden, J.D. Heat strain alleviation in protective clothing. NATO ASI ?Defense Related Intelligent Textiles and Clothing for Ballistic and NBC (Nuclear, Biological, Chemical) Protection, 2010

T. Meeuwsen, E.M. van Es, MSc, B. Smeets, J.D. Layden, R. Simons, H.A.M. Daanen (2009) Reduced Cold-induced Vasodilatation at altitude: due to hypoxic or hypobaric circumstances? ICEE Conference

Layden JD, Malkova D and Nimmo MA. Fat oxidation during sub-maximal exercise in the cold: the influence of free fatty acid availability. 42nd Meeting of the Climatic Physiology Group, University of Glamorgan, 2002

Layden JD, Patterson MJ, and Nimmo MA. Effects of reduced ambient temperature on fat utilisation during submaximal cycle exercise. Fifth Annual Congress of the European College of Sports Science, Jyvaskyla, Finland, 2000