Hannah Pallubinsky is a postdoctoral researcher at Maastricht University, Dept. of Nutrition and Movement Sciences, and part of the research group "Thermophysiology and Metabolism Maastricht University" (TherMU).

Her research focuses on the effect of environmental temperature on human thermophysiology, energy metabolism, cardiovascular and metabolic health. In the scope of her PhD project, Hannah studied the effect of passively induced mild heat acclimation on various thermoregulatory parameters and health factors, but also on thermoregulatory behaviour and thermal comfort.

Currently, within the scope of her postdoctoral position at Maastricht University, she is pursuing her research and will be investigating the possibility to use heat as well as cold as potential (add-on) prevention strategies and therapies for obesity-induced hyperglycemia and type 2 diabetes.