Arthur Bossi

Dr. Arthur Bossi is a Lecturer in Sport, Exercise, and Health at Edinburgh Napier University's School of Applied Sciences. He teaches exercise physiology, training programme design, and clinical skills while supervising undergraduate and postgraduate students. His research focuses on endurance training optimization, pacing strategies, and athlete profiling, with applications in cycling (including cyclo-cross and Cape Epic race analysis) and ultramarathon running.

Key research groups include the

• Mountain Bike Centre of Scotland
• Sports, Exercise and Health Science Research Group

Major themes involve health, environment, and physical activity.

His scholarly work, particularly on interval training optimization, has garnered over 15,000 ResearchGate accesses and media attention from outlets like PezCycling News and Canadian Running Magazine. Notable projects include

• Hindsight: Improving awareness through rearward vision (funded by Scottish Funding Council)
• DIRTT 2.0 consultancy

Scientific recognition includes being an

• Invited Speaker at Australian Institute of Sport
• Media-featured researcher in cycling science

He aims to mentor students and collaborate on applied sports science initiatives.