Lynden is a post-doctoral fellow at the Memory Lab. He holds an Honours Bachelor of Science with a Double Major in Biology and Medical Science from Western University in London, ON, a Master of Science in Exercise Science from Concordia University in Montreal, and a PhD in Rehabilitation Science from McGill University. His research focuses on the impact of exercise interventions and consequences of training cessations on cognition and mobility in elderly populations. His post-doctoral work, funded by the Heart and Stroke Foundation, will examine the prevention of post-stroke cognitive impairment and dementia with multimodal exercise training.