Uri Borges

Uri Borges is a Researcher at the Institute of Psychology, German Sport University Cologne. Previously a PhD student in the Section Performance Psychology at the same institution, Borges focuses on interdisciplinary research at the intersection of neuroscience, sports science, and psychophysiology.

• Current Role: Researcher in Health & Social Psychology
• Research Affiliation: Institute of Psychology, German Sport University Cologne
• ORCID: 0000-0002-1032-0580

Research Interests center on:

• Neural mechanisms of emotion regulation in sports
• Vagus nerve stimulation and cognitive functions
• Heart rate variability (HRV) applications
• Aggression dynamics and recovery processes
• Psychophysiological responses to stress
• Performance optimization through biofeedback

Recent Publications demonstrate expertise in:

• Vagus nerve stimulation physiology
• Exercise psychology interactions
• Systematic review methodologies
• Respiratory-biofeedback interventions
• Elite athlete performance optimization
• Stress-coping mechanisms

Scientific Awards:

• Second Prize at Promotoren Think Tank Pitch-Event (2023)
• Best Poster Award at 55th German Sport Psychology Association Annual Conference (2023)

Academic Contributions:

• Peer-reviewer for journals: European Journal of Sport Science, Physiological Measurement
• Session Chair at European Congress of Sport & Exercise Psychology (2024)
• Guest Lecturer on taVNS cognitive applications (2024)