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Economics - Sport - 17.01.2025
Study identifies illicit finance risks in Premier League club ownership structures
The Premier League is currently vulnerable to new investors and team owners who could have sourced their wealth from illicit activities.

Sport - 16.01.2025
Organized sports can lead to academic success
Children who participate in structured physical activity right through adolescence are more likely to stay in school and earn a high-school diploma or equivalent, a new study suggests.

Sport - 16.01.2025
Putting more science into ski waxing
Putting more science into ski waxing
A Laval University research team has developed a system to help elite cross-country skiers choose the best ski-wax combination. In cross-country skiing, a bad wax can lose you a race, and a good wax can help you reach the podium. That's how important waxing is in this discipline. In an article just published in the journal Sports Engineering , researchers at Laval University present a system they have designed to help waxing specialists choose the best ski/wax combination for elite athletes.

Health - Sport - 02.01.2025
8 UCLA Health experts offer tips for a healthy 2025
8 UCLA Health experts offer tips for a healthy 2025

Sport - 02.01.2025
Red advantage fades in power
For athletes hoping to gain an advantage, new research suggests wearing red may not be the boost it once was.

Sport - History & Archeology - 02.01.2025
Word-playing the field
Word-playing the field

Sport - 20.12.2024
Records and awards mark successful season for SFU Athletics and Recreation
Records and awards mark successful season for SFU Athletics and Recreation

Sport - 18.12.2024
Festive Volunteering success

Sport - Pedagogy - 17.12.2024
Nature's classroom
Nature’s classroom

Sport - Environment - 10.12.2024
Adapting winter sports in the era of climate change
Adapting winter sports in the era of climate change
Climate change is beginning to make early-season cancellations a regular part of winter sport competitions.

Sport - 10.12.2024
Online training could help older adults communicate in noisy environments
Online training that helps people recognise and understand new voices could be key to helping older adults improve communication in everyday environments, finds research by UCL experts.

Health - Sport - 05.12.2024
Brazilian Jiu Jitsu’s links to mental health explored in new research study

Computer Science - Sport - 04.12.2024
Markerless motion capture system to push biomechanics 'into the wild'
Markerless motion capture system to push biomechanics ’into the wild’
New open access software could be used by clinicians, physiotherapists, sports coaches and athletes to analyse body movements without motion capture suits.

Sport - Health - 19.11.2024
UQ swimming program a win for young people with cerebral palsy
UQ swimming program a win for young people with cerebral palsy
A competitive swimming program developed by University of Queensland researchers for young people with severe cerebral palsy has reversed motor decline associated with the condition.

Health - Sport - 18.11.2024
Detecting concussions with a simple spit test
Detecting concussions with a simple spit test
HeadFirst , a company at Velocity , the University of Waterloo's startup incubator, has developed a way to test for concussions using a simple saliva test.

Environment - Sport - 12.11.2024
Olympic Winter Games' climate crisis
Olympic Winter Games’ climate crisis
Study reveals Olympic Winter Games' climate crisis. Research led by the University of Waterloo has found new critical insights into how climate change threatens the future viability of hosting the Olympic Winter and Paralympic Games (OWG and PWG).

Health - Sport - 12.11.2024
Daily exposure to intense cold can improve sleep quality
A new study by UdeM's Olivier Dupuy shows that daily cryostimulation sessions in a chamber cooled to -90°C can make you sleep better and feel better.

Health - Sport - 07.11.2024
An extra five minutes of exercise per day could help to lower blood pressure
Adding small amounts of exercise into daily routine, such as climbing stairs or cycling errands, could help to reduce blood pressure, with just five additional minutes a day estimated to yield improvements, finds a new study from researchers at UCL and the University of Sydney.

Sport - 07.11.2024
’Shallow’ sports and ’deep’ social hierarchies: Not all pecking orders are created equal

Campus - Sport - 06.11.2024
Leading Stanford women’s basketball forward

Sport - Health - 05.11.2024
Clare Wheeler's Olympic dream
Clare Wheeler’s Olympic dream

Psychology - Sport - 04.11.2024
Deafblind PhD candidate aims for Everest
Deafblind PhD candidate aims for Everest

Sport - Campus - 04.11.2024
Carnegie Mellon Launches Sports Analytics Center

Sport - History & Archeology - 18.10.2024
Former SFU athlete Debbie Brill inducted into Canada's Sports Hall of Fame
Former SFU athlete Debbie Brill inducted into Canada’s Sports Hall of Fame

Physics - Sport - 15.10.2024
UQ to lead race in anti-doping detection with quantum sensor technology
The University of Queensland will pioneer quantum sensory methods that could improve the detection of performance-enhancing drugs in the lead up to the Brisbane 2032 Olympic and Paralympic Games.

Sport - Campus - 14.10.2024
Are you aging well?

Innovation - Sport - 07.10.2024
Deployment of smart technology in football stadiums still an ongoing challenge

Sport - Pedagogy - 02.10.2024
How to teach Chinese martial arts in China and Europe? Common grounds and best practices according to VUB researcher

Sport - 26.09.2024
'Growth comes from outside your comfort zone': why Olympian Emma McKeon refused to give up
’Growth comes from outside your comfort zone’: why Olympian Emma McKeon refused to give up

Sport - Innovation - 24.09.2024
Running without limits: When air creates no resistance
Running without limits: When air creates no resistance
ETH student and top sprinter Géraldine Frey is preparing for her races with an innovative piece of equipment.

Sport - Architecture & Buildings - 18.09.2024
World-class stadium with a new look
World-class stadium with a new look
What does a university of applied sciences in central Switzerland have to do with the world-famous football stadium of a world-famous club in Madrid?

Sport - 18.09.2024
International Day of Peace: Exploring the role of cricket in post-civil-war Sri Lanka

Sport - Innovation - 17.09.2024
How this AI spin-out will transform sports performance

Sport - 13.09.2024
Paris 2024: the Physics Laboratory vibrates to the rhythm of the Olympic and Paralympic Games

Sport - 13.09.2024
Overcoming tragedy to achieve greatness

Sport - 12.09.2024
SFU hockey club host rival UBC Thunderbirds to kick off 2024-25 season

Sport - Career - 12.09.2024
Class of ’63 rugby player is still in the game

Sport - 09.09.2024
If we truly want our Paralympic athletes to shine, their coaches need more support
If we truly want our Paralympic athletes to shine, their coaches need more support

Campus - Sport - 08.09.2024
Three Cardinal swimmers selected for U.S. National Team

Sport - Campus - 02.09.2024
University of Manchester student Grace Harvey cinches Paralympic gold in 100m breaststroke
University of Manchester student Grace Harvey cinches Paralympic gold in 100m breaststroke

Sport - Innovation - 02.09.2024
Technology has helped para athletes compete for decades. But it can also create an unfair advantage
Technology has helped para athletes compete for decades. But it can also create an unfair advantage

Sport - 30.08.2024
'Silver' rowing Olympian and alumnus Sander de Graaf opens on TU/e campus largest student sports center in the Netherlands
’Silver’ rowing Olympian and alumnus Sander de Graaf opens on TU/e campus largest student sports center in the Netherlands

Sport - 29.08.2024
Our summer of sport successes continues

Sport - Health - 28.08.2024
Going for Gold: U-M experts can discuss the 2024 Paralympic Games

Sport - 27.08.2024
Mai-Anh Ngo, lawyer and 'hyperactive PRM'
Mai-Anh Ngo, lawyer and ’hyperactive PRM’
A multi-medallist para-swimmer, France's national karate kata champion in 2022 and a lawyer specialising in sports and disability law, Mai-Anh Ngo will carry the Paralympic flame on 25 August.

Sport - Psychology - 27.08.2024
Helping elite athletes adjust to life away from the spotlight
University of Queensland research is supporting elite athletes to adjust to life after retiring from sport. Dr Tarli Young from UQ's School of Psychology evaluated a digital intervention program developed by UQ researchers and collaborators in Scotland and Belgium, to help athletes transition from a professional sports career.

Sport - Campus - 26.08.2024
Stanford Athletics Hall of Fame announces class of 2024 | Stanford Report

Health - Sport - 26.08.2024
Highmark Center To Welcome Campus Community as Destination for Well-Being

Sport - Campus - 26.08.2024
Paralympics 2024: Alum Colin Judge will carry the flag for Ireland at Paris Games
Paralympics 2024: Alum Colin Judge will carry the flag for Ireland at Paris Games

Sport - Health - 26.08.2024
How Paralympic athletes maximize performance on the basketball court
How Paralympic athletes maximize performance on the basketball court
Waterloo researchers are at the forefront of addressing complex societal and health problems facing our world, and Dr. Devon Frayne , a human performance integration specialist in Waterloo's Department of Kinesiology and Health Sciences, is one of them.