Professor Luke Haseler is the Program Lead for Cardiovascular Physiology and a Research Professor within the Curtin Medical Research Institute. He is a physiologist who applies an integrative physiology approach to the study of human exercise and cardiovascular physiology in both health and disease. As an international researcher who has worked across three continents, Professor Haseler has collaborated with world-leading researchers, secured international and national grant funding and has developed innovative methodologies to assess cardiac function.
He was made a Fellow of the American College of Sports Medicine (FACSM) for research contributions to the field of physiology of exercise. Professor Haseler has established a unique, world leading human integrative physiology and echocardiography laboratory at Curtin University and Fiona Stanley Hospital and is using research funding from the Women and Infants Research Foundation to develop a novel echocardiography method to detect early diastolic dysfunction in women after preeclampsia to prevent poor cardiovascular outcomes.
