Rate My Professor Charlotte Bolton

Professor Charlotte Bolton is a Clinical Professor of Respiratory Medicine in the Faculty of Medicine & Health Sciences, School of Medicine at The University of Nottingham. She holds key leadership positions including Respiratory Academic Programme Director for Clinical Academic Trainees, Respiratory Theme Co-lead, and Airways Diseases Co-Lead at the NIHR Nottingham Biomedical Research Centre. Her research centers on chronic respiratory diseases, primarily chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD), with a focus on extrapulmonary manifestations, the role of pulmonary rehabilitation and exercise, and multi-morbidity. Bolton investigates persisting symptoms following acute respiratory infections, including COVID-19, as Principal Investigator (PI) of the NoRCoRP and REMEDY studies. She is PI of C FIND COPD, Co-Investigator on BEACON COPD, and has previously served as PI or Co-I on major consortia such as the MRC/ABPI COPD MAP and Technology Strategy Board ERICA, alongside grants from the NIHR and pharmaceutical companies. Additional interests encompass global lung health through collaborations in Nepal, air quality, health inequalities, multiple long-term conditions, underserved populations, lung imaging, and respiratory health in adults born preterm. She supervises PhD students and contributes to advancing clinical academic training in respiratory medicine.