Yannick Hill

Yannick Hill is an Assistant Professor at the Faculty of Behavioural and Movement Sciences, Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam, with affiliations in the Learning and Performance department. He holds concurrent roles as Assistant Professor at IBBA and AMS-Sports. His research focuses on resilience, stress adaptation, and human performance in sports and virtual environments. He is a member of institutions like the Lyda Hill Institute for Human Resilience (Colorado), Instituut voor Sport- en Prestatiepsychologie (Groningen), and Amsterdam Institute of Sport Science (AISS). His work bridges psychology, sports science, and technology, emphasizing dynamic systems and personalized approaches to resilience.

Research interests include stressors' impact on motor performance, home advantage analysis in sports, and immersive VR applications. He has published extensively on topics such as pressure training, network analysis in education, and resilience frameworks. Teaching includes courses like 'Sportpsychologie' and 'Gespreksvoering in de Sportpsychologie'.

Recent articles highlight themes like stress protocols in gymnastics, gender differences in field hockey performance, and VR's role in medical training. His work emphasizes practical recommendations for technology integration and ethical considerations in resilience research.