Eurico Nestor Wilhelm Neto is an Assistant Professor at Northumbria University. He completed his undergraduate and MSc studies at UFRGS, where he developed an initial interest in physiology and exercise applied to ageing. In 2016 he obtained his PhD investigating physiological interactions between exercise, endothelial cells, and circulating microvesicles at Brunel University. After his PhD, Eurico worked as a postdoctoral fellow at UFPel and then took the position of Lecturer in Exercise Physiology at UFRGS in 2018, before joining Northumbria University as a Lecturer in Sport and Exercise Science. His expertise revolves around physiology applied to exercise, with experience with resistance training, vascular and muscular adaptations to exercise, and endothelial cell work. He is currently focusing his research on the interplay between the human muscular and vascular systems to develop effective strategies for health and performance, with a particular interest in supporting healthy ageing.
Eurico Nestor Wilhelm Neto is an Assistant Professor at Northumbria University. He completed his undergraduate and MSc studies at UFRGS, where he developed an initial interest in physiology and exercise applied to ageing. In 2016 he obtained his PhD investigating physiological interactions between exercise, endothelial cells, and circulating microvesicles at Brunel University. After his PhD, Eurico worked as a postdoctoral fellow at UFPel and then took the position of Lecturer in Exercise Physiology at UFRGS in 2018, before joining Northumbria University as a Lecturer in Sport and Exercise Science. His expertise revolves around physiology applied to exercise, with experience with resistance training, vascular and muscular adaptations to exercise, and endothelial cell work. He is currently focusing his research on the interplay between the human muscular and vascular systems to develop effective strategies for health and performance, with a particular interest in supporting healthy ageing.