Rate My Professor Daniel Green

As a cardiovascular exercise physiologist specializing in the prevention of chronic disease, Green's research addresses the impacts of exercise, physical activity, and lifestyle factors on cardiovascular health across the lifespan. His work covers exercise training to prevent atherosclerosis in obese children and adolescents, optimal combinations of exercise and medications for managing coronary disease, stroke, hypercholesterolaemia, diabetes, and heart failure. He leads the Cardiovascular Research Group at UWA, fostering transdisciplinary partnerships and developing innovative technologies such as software for analyzing blood flow effects on arterial walls and optical computed tomography for microvascular function. Green has supervised over 90 thesis students at UWA and in the UK, with many receiving prestigious awards and advancing to senior academic positions. Notable honors include the NHMRC Principal Research Fellowship (2015-2021), Fellowship of the Australian Academy of Health and Medical Sciences, Refshauge Lecture (2014), Australian Research Award (2023), School of Human Sciences Senior Research Award (2022), and Vice-Chancellor's Senior Research Award (2022). Key publications encompass works on shear stress-mediated endothelial adaptations to exercise training (2010), effects of exercise intensity on flow-mediated dilation (2013), and recent advancements in microvascular imaging using optical coherence tomography (2025-2026).