Senior Lecturer in Sport and Exercise Science & Academic Marketing Lead for Sport Science 

School of Human and Behavioural Sciences

Bangor University, George Building, Room G107

Bangor, Wales, LL57 2PZ

Phone: (+44) 01248 383486

Email: [email protected]

Dr Aamer Sandoo is a Senior Lecturer in Sport and Exercise Science with a special focus on Cardiovascular Physiology. He is an expert in performing non-invasive assessments for examination of vascular health (endothelial function and structure) in different clinical populations and conducts research into the effects of lifestyle interventions for improving vascular health. He has authored over 50 scientific publications including multi-study and multi-centre primary research papers. He has also presented at over 24 National and International Conferences. 

Dr Sandoo is passionate about teaching sport science and has a popular YouTube channel with over 12k subscribers which provides viewers with unique insights about Human Physiology.  Please click this link: Physiology Made Easy!

Dr Sandoo is passionate about teaching and is a Fellow of the Higher Education Academy. He utilises several teaching innovations to simplify complex physiological topics and improve student understanding in his modules. He has been shortlisted on numerous occasions for ‘Teacher of the Year’ and ‘Project supervisor of the Year’ awards in recent years. He currently teaches on the following modules:

JXH-2055: Sport and Exercise Physiology (Year 2 UG)

JXH3048: Exercise for Clinical Populations (Year 3 UG)

JXH4415: Exercise is Medicine (Postgraduate Taught)

You can see examples of Dr Sandoo’s teaching style on his popular YouTube channel called Physiology Made Easy: https://www.youtube.com/c/PhysiologyMadeEasywithDrAamerSandoo/featured

Dr Sandoo currently supervises two PhD students examining topics related to cardiovascular health. His current research interests centre around the biological effects of lifestyle approaches (e.g., exercise, diet, fasting, sleep, smoking etc.) on cardiovascular health. He is particularly interested in understanding the physiological changes to the cardiovascular system in females before, during and after pregnancy as well as other aspects of female health and performance. He encourages students to discuss potential Masters by Research (MRes) and PhD project ideas. He has a relaxed and easy-going supervision style and is open to developing ideas that students may have.

Institute for Applied Human Physiology

Dr Sandoo practices what he preaches!  He is a keen runner, weightlifter, and boxer. He has also trekked up several well-known mountains including Scafell Pike (978m), Snowdon (1085m), and Smolikas, Greece (2,637m). Dr Sandoo is an avid ‘petrolhead’ and his main passion is riding fast motorbikes (his current bike is a Suzuki GSX-R 1000) on racetracks and scenic roads across the UK! He has completed his RoSPA advanced rider test achieving a Gold - the highest civilian rating possible.