Araceli Camargo

Araceli Camargo, co-founder of Centric Lab, is a neuroscience expert specialising in the HPA Axis, delivering bespoke keynotes on the impact of environments on health outcomes.

Araceli Camargo is the co-founder of Centric Lab, a pioneering neuroscience laboratory focused on understanding how ecological factors influence human health and contribute to disease. With a specialisation in the study of the HPA Axis (Hypothalamic-Pituitary Axis), Araceli's work delves deep into the neuroendocrine system that spans from the brain to the pituitary glands, which are located just above the kidneys. This system is critical in regulating the body's stress response, and her research sheds light on how chronic stress, often exacerbated by environmental conditions, affects long-term health outcomes.

Her studies provide valuable insights into the physiological connections between health and the environments people inhabit, addressing timely and important issues such as urban design, environmental justice, and public health. Araceli’s work is particularly relevant in the current climate, where the impact of our surroundings on health is becoming increasingly evident. She is passionate about using neuroscience to better understand how systemic inequalities, pollution, and climate change contribute to adverse health effects, particularly in vulnerable populations.

With over a decade of experience in delivering keynotes, Araceli has established herself as a dynamic and engaging speaker. She takes a collaborative approach, working closely with each organisation to co-design a presentation that aligns with their unique needs, goals, and challenges. By tailoring her talks to address both immediate concerns and future organisational objectives, she ensures her keynotes are not only informative but also highly relevant and impactful. Her ability to translate complex scientific concepts into actionable insights makes her a sought-after speaker for companies and institutions looking to stay ahead of emerging health trends and challenges.