Daniele Conte

Daniele Conte serves as a Fixed-term Researcher at the University of Rome 'Foro Italico' within the Department of Human and Health Sports Sciences. His institutional roles include membership on the Review Group for the Master's Degree Course LM68 and external appointments as Visiting Professor at the Lithuanian Sports University and committee member for the Doctoral Program in 'Educational Models and Contexts: Sport, Inclusion and Technologies' at the University of Cassino and Southern Lazio. He also instructs physical trainer courses for the Italian Basketball Federation (FIP) and serves on the Scientific Board of the Italian Association of Basketball Physical Trainers (APFIP).

His research spans Sports Science with emphasis on Artificial Intelligence applications in performance analysis, training load monitoring, and recovery strategies in team sports. Specialized expertise includes basketball performance metrics, validity testing of inertial movement units/GPS systems, prediction modeling for athletic load management, and health-focused recreational basketball programs. Methodological innovations feature in his work on agility testing, submaximal fitness assessments, and recovery protocol effectiveness.

Recent publications (2023-2024) demonstrate consistent focus on basketball performance analysis, with emerging themes in digital coaching tools, cross-sport load monitoring (volleyball), and physiological response tracking using salivary biomarkers. International collaborations characterize his work, particularly with Lithuanian and Spanish institutions, employing ecological study designs that bridge laboratory research with real-world athletic contexts.

No scientific awards or fellowships are documented in the provided materials.

Conte actively leads research funding initiatives including the Nordplus Horizontal project 'Digitalization in the Coaching Process Across Nordic-Baltic Countries' (€92,940, 2022-2024) and contributed to the Erasmus+ 'ED MEDIA' partnership (€357,560, 2019-2020). His advisory capacity extends to doctoral supervision and professional training through FIP-certified courses, though specific student names aren't listed.

His research operations involve the International Basketball Research Network and multi-institutional European projects like DE-PASS COST Action, focusing on translating sports science into public policy frameworks for physical activity promotion.