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    Gordon Grant Giesbrecht is a Canadian physiologist who operates the Laboratory for Exercise and Environmental Medicine at the University of Manitoba in Manitoba, Canada. He studies the effects of extreme environments, including cold, heat, hypoxia, and hypobaria on the human body. [ 1 ].

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    Dr. Giesbrecht has studied drowning physiology and prevention as well as prevention of vehicle submersion deaths. Other research interests include human physical and mental performance in other stresses such as altitude (hypoxia) and diving (hypobaria).


  • I built and run the Laboratory for Exercise and Environmental Medicine where we study the physiological responses of humans to work and exercise in.
    • Gordon Grant Giesbrecht is a Canadian physiologist who operates the Laboratory for Exercise and Environmental Medicine at the University of Manitoba in Manitoba, Canada. He studies the effects of extreme environments, including cold, heat, hypoxia, and hypobaria on the human body. [ 1 ].
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    • Dr. Giesbrecht has studied drowning physiology and prevention as well as prevention of vehicle submersion deaths. Other research interests include human physical and mental performance in other stresses such as altitude (hypoxia) and diving (hypobaria).
  • We present a case report of a helicopter pilot who fell into a crevasse during a fuel delivery in Antarctica.
    • Dr Giesbrecht is a professor of thermophysiology at the University of Manitoba. He has done a large amount of work sorting out what makes the difference between survival and death in a range of situations.
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    Giesbrecht operated the Laboratory for Exercise and Environmental Medicine, where he primarily studied human responses to exercises and work in extreme environments. Over the decades, Giesbrecht conducted hundreds of cold-water immersion studies, shaping the way first responders and the general public cold-stress situations.

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      Gordon Giesbrecht, who is known as Professor Popsicle, is retiring from the University of Manitoba after years of educating people about cold weather survival.
  • Lake Ice - Dr. Gordon Giesbrecht - Squarespace Giesbrecht operated the Laboratory for Exercise and Environmental Medicine, where he primarily studied human responses to exercises and work in extreme environments. Over the decades, Giesbrecht conducted hundreds of cold-water immersion studies, shaping the way first responders and the general public cold-stress situations.
  • Professor Popsicle retires from U of M | CTV News University of Manitoba thermophysiology Prof. Gordon Giesbrecht — a leading authority on hypothermia, ice safety and cold-water immersion survival — taught his final class last week and has.
  • Professor Popsicle’s Physiological Proof - McGill University Dr. Gordon Giesbrecht, the world’s leading authority on freezing to death, believes the best way to study the effects of cold on the human body is to get intimate with the elements.

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    Dr Giesbrecht is a professor of thermophysiology at the University of Manitoba. He has done a large amount of work sorting out what makes the difference between survival and death in a range of situations.

    BICO – educational program about hypothermia & cold injuries ...

  • Dr. Gordon Giesbrecht, also known as “Professor Popsicle,” made his Letterman show splash on Feb. 19, , soaking for 17 minutes in a giant tank of ice water – and had his recovery (also on the show) aided with a hand delivered cup of tea from actress Sarah Jessica Parker (blurb and photo from Winnipeg Free Press).

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    University of Manitoba thermophysiology Prof. Gordon Giesbrecht — a leading authority on hypothermia, ice safety and cold-water immersion survival — taught his final class last week and has.