About
Dr Stephen Lim is a Principal Clinical Research Fellow and Honorary Consultant in Geriatric Medicine in the Faculty of Medicine at the University of Southampton.
I completed my medical studies at the University of Southampton in 2010 and continued my medical training within the Wessex deanery. I undertook research looking at interventions to increase physical activity among hospitalised older people and completed my PhD in 2018. Here’s a summary of my PhD People's Choice, Three Minute Thesis '18. I was appointed NIHR Clinical Lecturer in Geriatric Medicine in 2018 and was awarded an NIHR Advanced Fellowship in 2022. I am actively involved as a member of the British Geriatrics Society and served as chair of the BGS Trainees Council from 2017-2019. My research interests are in physical activity, nutrition, deconditioning and sarcopenia.
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Prizes
- NIHR Annual Trainee Meeting Poster Competition Prize Winner (2016)
- Southampton Medical and Health Research Highly Commended Poster Presentation (2017)
- Faculty of Medicine Three Minute Thesis Winner (2018)
- University of Southampton Three Minute Thesis People's Choice Winner (2018)
- NIHR Doctoral Training Camp Highly Commended Poster Award (2018)
- Southampton Medical and Health Research 3 Minute Oral Presentation Prize Winner (2018)
- British Geriatrics Society Travel Grant (2019)
- Royal College of Physicians Turner-Warwick Lecturer 2019 (2019)
- Faculty of Medicine Research Conference Michael Arthur Research Prize (2020)
- British Geriatrics Society Presidential Abstract Round Presentation (2018)
- British Geriatrics Society Presidential Abstract Round Presentation (2019)
- NIHR Advanced Fellowship (2022)
- Research Leaders Programme (2022)
- British Geriatrics Society Norman-Exton Smith Prize (2022)
- British Geriatrics Society Rising Star Award for Research (2022)