جست‌وجوی استاد و پژوهشگر

Laurie Devaneyمشاهده پروفایل

دانشیار

• Sports injury
• Throwing-related injuries
• Upper extremity injury risk and prevention
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Laurie Devaney is a faculty member at the University of Connecticut, serving as Department Head of Kinesiology, Director of the Doctor of Physical Therapy Program, and Co-Director of the UConn Institute for Sports Medicine. She is also a Consultant to UConn Athletics, focusing on student athlete care and wellness initiatives. PhD in Exercise Science (2018), University of Connecticut Advanced Master of Science in Orthopedic Physical Therapy (2000), University of Saint Augustine for Health Sciences Bachelor of Science in Physical Therapy (1989), University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill Her research explores spine-related musculoskeletal conditions and their impact on sports injury risk, particularly neck mobility impairments in throwing athletes, ball sport athletes, and older adults. She investigates neuromuscular performance deficits after ligament injuries and develops models for their assessment and treatment. Current projects include: Neuromuscular performance after UCL reconstruction Throwing-related injuries in college baseball pitchers Neck mobility measurement tools Eccentric exercise effects on shoulder range of motion Recent publications focus on spine-posture interactions , injury risk factors , and validity of clinical tools . Awards include the 2002 UConn Golden Apple Teaching Award. Grants involve inCHIP Seed Grant (2025, $25,000) and UConn OVPR Fund (2016, $1,880). She leads the S.O.A.R. Lab and co-founded the UConn Institute for Sports Medicine.

• Rehabilitation Sciences
• Sports Science
• Muscle Quality Diagnostics
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Daniel Jerez-Mayorga serves as a Researcher at the Faculty of Sport Sciences, University of Granada, and holds a Visiting Researcher position at the Institute of Rehabilitation Sciences, Universidad Andrés Bello (Chile). He concurrently directs research for the Iberoamerican Pleokinetic network. His academic credentials include: PhD in Biomedicine (University of Granada) Master's in Physical Fitness and Health Licentiate in Physical Activity Sciences Physiotherapy qualification Dr. Jerez-Mayorga's pioneering work centers on muscle quality assessment and functional electromechanical dynamometry , developing diagnostic methodologies for low muscle function in elderly populations. His research bridges Rehabilitation Sciences and Sports Science through innovative geriatric strength training protocols, significantly advancing clinical assessment tools for age-related muscular decline. He has secured leadership of four national/international research projects, most notably the "Heuristic Analysis of Muscle Quality for Diagnosis of Low Muscle Function in Older Adults (Muscle Quality Life)" initiative. His scholarly output comprises over 150 indexed publications and six book chapters focused on rehabilitation and sports science applications. As Research Director of the Pleokinetic network, he coordinates multinational collaborations advancing biomechanical assessment standards across Iberoamerican institutions.

• Materials Science
• Manufacturing Engineering
• Material removal processes
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Philippe Darnis is a Researcher at the University of Bordeaux affiliated with the Materials-Processes-Interactions (MPI) department, where he specializes in the Material removal processes research group (GT2). His research spans materials science and manufacturing engineering with emphasis on material removal processes, ultrasonic imaging, and material characterization. Work involves elastic wave propagation in structured materials and contactless micromanipulation techniques, leveraging MPI's experimental platforms like orthogonal cutting benches and multi-axial dynamometry systems. No scientific awards were documented in the source material. No student advisement records or research grants were specified in the available information. Darnis operates within GT2 of the MPI department, utilizing university resources including the Philae LPBF processing bench, Rosettam WAAM system, and multi-scale characterization facilities for granular systems and solid material durability testing.

• Sports science
• Exercise physiology
• Neuromuscular adaptations
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Dr. Anthony Shield is an Associate Professor at Queensland University of Technology (QUT) , affiliated with the School of Exercise & Nutrition Sciences . His research focuses on neuromuscular adaptations to resistance training and eccentric resistance training applications for injury prevention , particularly hamstring strain injuries in athletes. Collaborating with researchers like Morgan Williams (Australian Catholic University), his work bridges exercise physiology , biomechanics , and neuroscience to enhance sports injury prevention strategies. Teaching: Functional Anatomy (HMB274), Resistance Training (HMB282) Key Techniques: Electromyography, ultrasound imaging, meta-analytic reviews Research Trends: Recent publications emphasize hamstring injury mechanisms , Achilles tendinopathy , and neuromuscular control in athletic populations.

Robert Crowtherمشاهده پروفایل

دانشیار

• Movement Variability
• Lower Limb Injury and Rehabilitation
• Sport Performance
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Robert Crowther is an Associate Professor at the School of Science and Technology at the University of New England (UNE) , where he serves as Discipline Convenor and Course Coordinator for the Bachelor of Exercise and Sports Science and Bachelor of Clinical Exercise Physiology. He also holds an adjunct Senior Lecturer appointment at UniSA Allied Health and Human Performance at the University of South Australia. Education: PhD (2008), Bachelor of Sport and Exercise Science with Honours (2005), Graduate Certificate of Education (Tertiary Teaching) (2012). Robert specializes in movement variability , lower limb injury and rehabilitation , sport performance , and human-computer interaction . His research bridges biomechanics, motor control, and technology, with applications in injury prevention, virtual reality training, and sports analytics. He has secured over $500,000 in external funding and supervised 8 higher-degree research students. Recent publications focus on dynamometry applications , flywheel resistance training , virtual reality fatigue metrics , and movement analysis using nonlinear dynamics. Collaborations span institutions like Deakin University, Monash University, and Queensland Academy of Sport. Robert contributes to professional standards through roles in Exercise and Sport Science Australia (ESSA) , including accreditation development and research committee membership. He also runs a private consultancy, Smart Movement , working with clients from post-operative patients to professional athletes.

Kat Danielsمشاهده پروفایل

مدرس ارشد

• Biomechanics
• Locomotion Mechanics
• Sports Medicine
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Dr. Kat Daniels is a Senior Lecturer in Biomechanics at the Department of Biomechanics, Manchester Metropolitan University. Her research focuses on understanding the mechanics, energetics, and control of locomotion in humans and animals, particularly in complex real-world environments such as obstacle negotiation, uneven terrain, and rapid directional changes. Her work integrates evolutionary principles of energy efficiency and stability with individual factors like personality and motor capacity to elucidate sensorimotor control and environmental interaction. Applications span rehabilitation, athletic performance optimization, assistive technologies, urban design, and exoskeleton development. Teaching responsibilities include leading the Biomechanical Principles and Measurement Techniques module and contributing to Clinical Biomechanics . She supervises PhD/MRes students in areas like sports injuries, athletic performance, and motor control. Her research outputs emphasize biomechanical adaptations post-injury (e.g., ACL reconstruction), neuromuscular control in dynamic tasks, and gender-specific injury risk factors. Key research themes include: 1) Biomechanics of obstacle traversal and energy optimization in movement; 2) Post-surgical recovery asymmetries in athletes; 3) Shoulder and knee biomechanics in collision sports; and 4) Development of evidence-based return-to-play criteria. Her studies often employ motion capture, isokinetic dynamometry, and advanced kinematic/kinetic analysis. Dr. Daniels actively collaborates with sports medicine teams and rehabilitation professionals to translate findings into clinical and technological applications. She advocates for gender equity in biomechanics through initiatives like the International Women in Biomechanics network. Contact her via email for prospective graduate student inquiries or collaboration opportunities.

• Physiotherapy
• Exercise Physiology
• Flexibility Training
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Dr. Lewis Ingram is Lecturer in Physiotherapy at the University of South Australia's School of Allied Health and Human Performance. His research examines flexibility optimization, musculoskeletal assessment, and sensorimotor function across the lifespan. Current projects include meta-analyses on stretching protocols and development of physiological profiling tools for upper limb motor assessment. He teaches in the Master of Advanced Clinical Physiotherapy program, coordinating courses in sports physiotherapy and strength conditioning. With clinical expertise in endurance sports injuries, Ingram applies evidence from his PhD (UNSW, 2020) on sensorimotor function in neurological conditions. He chairs research projects on electrospun biomaterials and serves on the ARENA Research Centre steering committee.

• Kinesiology
• Exercise Physiology
• Obesity Research
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Samuel Cauffman serves as an Instructor in the Department of Human Studies within the School of Education at the University of Alabama at Birmingham (UAB), holding this position continuously since August 15, 2017. Previously, he held a Visiting Instructor appointment through August 14, 2019. His academic credentials include: Master of Science in Kinesiology and Exercise Science from UAB (2016) Bachelor of Science in Kinesiology and Exercise Science from the University of Wyoming (2015) Dr. Cauffman's research centers on exercise physiology and metabolic health, with particular emphasis on obesity interventions in pediatric and adult populations. His work investigates relationships between fitness metrics (cardiorespiratory capacity, muscular strength) and metabolic markers including insulin resistance, body composition, and antioxidant function. Clinical methodologies feature treadmill testing, dynamometry, and longitudinal biomarker analysis. His publication record (2016-2017) demonstrates consistent focus on metabolic outcomes in obese cohorts, employing both cross-sectional and interventional designs. Research consistently connects exercise physiology with clinical metabolic parameters using standardized clinical assessment protocols. No scientific awards were documented in available sources. Teaching responsibilities encompass advanced exercise science curricula across multiple undergraduate and graduate courses, though specific student advising relationships were not disclosed. Research grant activities remain unspecified in current records.

• Sports psychology
• Circus psychology
• Health psychology
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Fleur van Rens is a Senior Lecturer at Murdoch University's School of Allied Health within the College of Health and Education. Her research program focuses on psychological aspects of elite performance and disability, with particular emphasis on circus artists, athletes, and individuals with visual impairments. Dr. van Rens investigates the mental health and well-being of expert performers through qualitative and mixed-methods approaches. Her work examines psychological resilience in high-pressure environments and develops interventions for mobility challenges in visually impaired populations. Key research domains include: Stress management in artistic and athletic performance Psychosocial adaptation to visual impairment Circus-specific psychological phenomena Innovative methodologies for disability research Her recent publications demonstrate a strong interdisciplinary focus, combining sports psychology, rehabilitation science, and technology development. Dominant themes include innovative assessment tools using wearable sensors, physical activity patterns in special populations, and cognitive-motor interactions in neurodegenerative conditions. Methodologically, her work emphasizes real-world applicability through field studies in sports and clinical settings. She actively mentors graduate researchers, having supervised 11 honors, 3 master's, and 5 PhD students (3 completed, 2 ongoing) investigating aspects of exercise science and psychology.

Anders Holsgaard-Larsenمشاهده پروفایل

استاد

• Clinical Biomechanics
• Musculoskeletal Research
• Orthopedic Conditions
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Anders Holsgaard-Larsen is a Professor in Clinical Biomechanics at the Department of Clinical Research, University of Southern Denmark, and is affiliated with the Orthopaedic Research Unit at Odense University Hospital. He also holds a visiting associate professorship at Karolinska Institutet, Department of Women's and Children's Health, Stockholm. He leads the gait and motion laboratory at OUH and is actively involved in translational research on musculoskeletal and orthopedic conditions. University: University of Southern Denmark Department: Orthopaedic Research Unit, Department of Clinical Research External Affiliation: Karolinska Institutet He obtained his MSc in 2002 and PhD in 2007, both from the University of Southern Denmark, focusing on musculoskeletal function and biomechanical analysis. His postdoctoral work centered on shoulder and neck disorders. From 2014 to 2019, he was President of the Danish Association of Biomechanics and hosted ESMAC 2021. His research focuses on translational biomechanics, utilizing methods like 3D motion analysis, electromyography, and patient-reported outcomes in populations ranging from children with cerebral palsy to elderly patients with osteoarthritis. He specializes in designing and conducting randomized controlled trials and leads a PhD course on optimizing RCTs at SDU. The recent trend in his publications shows a strong emphasis on advanced biomechanical assessment techniques, including speckle-tracking ultrasonography for rotator cuff evaluation, gait analysis under body weight support, and footwear biomechanics. His work bridges clinical application with engineering solutions, particularly in rehabilitation robotics and injury prevention. Scientific Awards: Best scientific paper (co-author), Dansk Ortopædkirurgisk Selskabs Årsmøde (DOS), 2018 Best poster award (Presenting author), Dansk Ortopædkirurgisk Selskabs Årsmøde (DOS), 2017 Best oral presentation (Presenting author, 2nd place), Dansk Ortopædkirurgisk Selskabs Årsmøde (DOS), 2012 He has supervised multiple PhD students and serves as Principal Investigator (PI) or supervisor on several active research projects, including robot-assisted rehabilitation after stroke and biomechanical validation studies. He is also actively involved in peer review, conference organization, and public outreach through media appearances. Laboratories and Teams: He heads the gait and motion laboratory at Odense University Hospital and collaborates extensively with interdisciplinary teams across SDU, OUH, and Karolinska Institutet, particularly in projects involving rehabilitation robotics, musculoskeletal imaging, and clinical trial design.

• Adolescent Health
• Sports Science
• Exercise Physiology
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Anna Zuša is a PhD Leading Researcher at the Sports Healthcare Research Center within the Latvian Academy of Sport Education, specializing in adolescent health and sports science. Her work directly supports UN Sustainable Development Goal 3 (Good Health and Well-being), focusing on digital-era health challenges including screen time impacts, sleep quality, and physical activity patterns in youth populations. She actively collaborates with the Latvian Council of Science on nationally funded research initiatives. Her research portfolio demonstrates three core pillars: Digital health risks in adolescents (screen time, sedentary behavior, internet addiction) Sports biomechanics and respiratory physiology (particularly in swimming performance) Cognitive assessment tools for working memory and reaction time in youth These intersect in her fingerprinted expertise: Healthy Lifestyle (100%), Psychology (66%), Athletes (66%), and Muscle Strength (66%). Recent publications (2023-2024) reveal a methodological trend toward instrumented physiological measurements (accelerometry, spirometry, dynamometry) combined with cognitive testing. Her work bridges public health, sports science, and clinical psychology—particularly examining how digital lifestyles affect both physical performance and neurocognitive development in adolescents. Dr. Zuša currently supervises the active PhD project 'Quantitative Parameter Correction of Swimming Technique for Improving 100m Distance Results' (2023-2027) and previously contributed as an expert to the Latvian Council of Science-funded 'Comprehensive Assessment and Support Program to Reduce Screen Time Related Health Risks in Adolescents' (2020-2022). Her research infrastructure includes BlazePod Reaction Lights, E-Link Digital Dynamometer, and cardiac output measurement systems at LASE.

• Biomechanics
• Motor Control
• Human Movement
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Dr Robert Crowther is an Adjunct Senior Lecturer at UniSA Allied Health and Human Performance, University of South Australia, where he contributes to research and academic supervision. His work is centered on biomechanics, motor control, and human performance, with applications in sports, rehabilitation, and clinical populations such as individuals with diabetes. University: University of South Australia School: UniSA Allied Health and Human Performance Academic Rank: Adjunct Senior Lecturer Email: Robert.Crowther@unisa.edu.au Dr Crowther's research interests focus on the biomechanics of human movement, particularly in the context of injury prevention, performance enhancement, and rehabilitation. His work spans elite and novice athletes, female team sport participants, and individuals with diabetes. He investigates movement stability, lower limb strength assessment, gait retraining, and postactivation performance enhancement, often employing advanced biomechanical tools such as inertial measurement units and dynamometry. His recent publications (2024–2025) demonstrate active research in cycling biomechanics, reliability of strength testing, Paralympic sport research gaps, and flywheel training effects. These works highlight a consistent focus on methodological rigor and practical application in sports and health settings. The research trends indicate a strong emphasis on evidence-based assessment and intervention strategies across diverse populations. Although no specific scientific awards are listed in the provided texts, Dr Crowther's contributions to high-impact journals and book chapters reflect scholarly recognition. He has co-authored works in journals such as Journal of Sports Sciences , Physical Therapy in Sport , and Journal of Applied Biomechanics , contributing to the advancement of applied biomechanics and exercise science. Dr Crowther serves as a research degree supervisor and collaborates with multidisciplinary teams across institutions including James Cook University, Australian Catholic University, and Paralympics Australia. His work on foot pressure in diabetes and gait retraining underscores a commitment to translational research that bridges clinical practice and scientific inquiry. While no formal lab or research group name is specified, his affiliations with UniSA Allied Health and Human Performance and the Alliance for Research in Exercise, Nutrition & Activity (ARENA) suggest integration into active research networks.

• Neurorehabilitation
• Physiotherapy
• Occupational Therapy
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Dr. Daniel Bourbonnais is a full Professor at the Faculty of Medicine - School of Rehabilitation of the Université de Montréal , based in room U-403-9 at 7077, av. du Parc. His research focuses on upper and lower limb rehabilitation for stroke patients and hand disorders, with specific expertise in clinical methodology , cerebrovascular accidents , and arthritis/osteoarthritis . He serves as Scientific Director of REPAR (Provincial Network for Adaptation-Rehabilitation Research) and is a member of GRUM (Groupe de recherche universitaire sur le médicament) and INTER (Interactive Technologies in Rehabilitation Engineering) research units. Phone: 514 343-6111 #30897 Secondary numbers: 514 340-2078 #2036 (Work 1), 514 343-2105 (Fax) His research involves collaborations with institutions like the CIUSSS du Centre-Sud-de-l'Île-de-Montréal - Institut de réadaptation Gingras-Lindsay-de-Montréal (IRGLM) . Key funded projects include provincial research grants from FRQS (2019-2023), FRQNT (2017-2019), and LRH Foundation (2018-2019). Recent publications analyze themes including gait biomechanics , muscle synergy modulation , sensory rehabilitation , exoskeleton control systems , and pain interference mechanisms . His work bridges clinical neurorehabilitation , biomechanical engineering , and assistive technology development .

• Physiotherapy
• Rehabilitation Science
• Exercise Physiology
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Professor Mehtap Malkoç serves as Dean of the School of Health Services within the Faculty of Health Sciences at Eastern Mediterranean University in North Cyprus. She holds leadership positions as both Dean and Director within the Department of Physiotherapy and Rehabilitation, where she maintains an active academic and research profile while overseeing institutional operations. Her educational background includes a PhD in Physical Therapy and Rehabilitation from Dokuz Eylul University (1994-2000), a Master's degree from Istanbul University (1991-1993), and a Bachelor's degree from Hacettepe University (1985-1989). These foundational qualifications established her expertise in rehabilitation science that continues to inform her research and leadership. Professor Malkoç's research focuses on exercise interventions for chronic conditions including COPD, diabetes, hypertension, and post-cancer rehabilitation. Her work particularly examines muscle energy techniques, balance training, and comparative exercise modalities across diverse patient populations. She has developed expertise in both clinical rehabilitation protocols and sports medicine applications. Her recent publication portfolio reveals consistent research productivity with multiple 2025 publications examining COPD rehabilitation techniques, adolescent sports injury prevention, and diabetes management through exercise. The breadth of her work spans from fundamental biomechanics to clinical outcomes assessment across various healthcare contexts. EMU Research Incentive Award (2020) Professor Malkoç has supervised numerous graduate students through their thesis work, with over 20 master's and doctoral students listed in her portfolio. Her research projects include significant institutional funding from Eastern Mediterranean University including BAPC-0D-19-01 (2019-2020) on COPD rehabilitation and BAPC-0D-18-01 (2018-2019) on cold application effects. Her supervisory approach includes both primary and co-supervision across various rehabilitation topics. Her laboratory work appears connected to the university's Cardiopulmonary Laboratory, Therapeutic Movements Laboratory, and Neurological Rehabilitation Unit, though specific leadership roles in these facilities aren't explicitly detailed in the available information.

Jake Motaمشاهده پروفایل

استادیار

• Neuromuscular Physiology
• Occupational Health
• Injury Prevention
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Jake Mota serves as an Assistant Professor in the Department of Kinesiology and Sport Management at Texas Tech University and directs the Neuromuscular and Occupational Performance Laboratory (NOPL), while also participating in STEM CORE initiatives. Trained as a neuromuscular physiologist at the University of North Carolina School of Medicine, his research investigates mechanisms influencing muscle strength, function, and injury risk in high-demand occupations including firefighting and law enforcement. He integrates transcranial magnetic stimulation, ultrasound imaging, and dynamometry with practical strength and conditioning principles to bridge basic science with real-world applications. His work demonstrates consistent focus on occupational resilience through 60+ peer-reviewed publications, emphasizing neuromuscular adaptations in physically demanding careers and developing evidence-based interventions for injury reduction. Dr. Mota has secured competitive external funding to advance both mechanistic understanding and practical field applications for first responders. Committed to comprehensive mentorship, he provides students with hands-on laboratory experience and professional development opportunities while partnering with community agencies to implement training protocols that optimize operational readiness and reduce injury incidence among emergency personnel.