Grace Dibben

PhD student

Grace is a PhD Student based at the ECEHH.

Grace completed her MSc in cardiovascular rehabilitation in 2013, where her research project investigated the use of underwater echocardiography to assess the acute effects of water immersion in heart failure patients.

Following this, Grace spent 6 weeks at Wake Forest University, North Carolina working within the Health and Exercise Science department.

She then worked as a data manager in cancer clinical trials at University College London Hospital, and a CRN South London trainee research practitioner before moving to Cornwall to start her PhD.

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