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Federico Schena
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Federico Schena
University of Verona
1 year ago
The University of Verona is now accepting applications for its National PhD Programme in Kinesiology and Sport Sciences, offering fully funded doctoral positions for the 41st cycle. This programme is designed for students passionate about advancing research in sport science, kinesiology, and exercise performance. Featured research topics include reassessing aerobic testing in football, with a focus on validity, reliability, and relevance to modern match demands. The programme lasts three years and is delivered in both Italian and English, with options for onsite and online attendance. Applicants must hold a master's degree or equivalent that qualifies for doctoral studies in their country; those graduating by the enrolment date may also apply. Selection is based on academic credentials and an interview, with no age or nationality restrictions. The funding package includes scholarships for most positions, covering tuition and providing a stipend, with a modest enrolment fee. Supervisors include Federico Schena (University of Verona), Marco Beato (University of Suffolk), Roberto Modena, and Cantor Tarperi. The application deadline is August 1, 2025, at 13:00 CET. Interested candidates should apply online, prepare their academic documents, and review the official call for details. The programme is ideal for those seeking to contribute to cutting-edge research in sports science and performance.
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Transcranial magnetic stimulation (TMS)-induced muscle relaxation reflects intrinsic muscle contractile properties by interrupting the drive from the central nervous system during voluntary muscle contractions. We showed that fiber type I proportional area influences the TMS-induced muscle relaxation, suggesting that TMS could be used for the noninvasive estimation of muscle relaxation in unfatigued and fatigued human muscles when the feasibility of more direct method to study relaxation properties (i.e., muscle biopsy) is restricted.
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Roberto Modena
Researcher
University of Trento
Fabio Zambolin
Senior Lecturer in Integrative Exercise Physiology
Manchester Metropolitan University
Hans-Christer Holmberg
Professor
Lulea University of Technology
John Temesi
Northumbria University
Dijana Travica Samsa
assistant professor
University in Rijeka
Claudio Robazza
Full professor
University of Chieti-Pescara
Laurent Mourot
Associate Professor
Université de Franche-Comté
Donatella Di Corrado
Full Professor
Università degli Studi di Enna Kore
Andrea P Rossi
Chief of Geriatrics MD PhD
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Frédéric Noé
Université de Pau et des Pays de l'Adour
Michele Milella
Professor of Oncology and Department Head
University of Verona
Luca Angius
Northumbria University
Anna Pedrinolla
University of Trieste
Massimo LANZA
Associate Professor
University of Verona
roberto pedrinelli
University of Pisa
Jamie McPhee
Head of Department. Professor of Musculoskeletal Physiology
Manchester Metropolitan University
Fabio Lucidi
Sapienza University of Rome
Barbara PELLEGRINI
Associate professor
University of Verona
Franco Impellizzeri
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Cantor Tarperi
Associate Professor
University of Verona
Gennaro Boccia
University of Turin
Marco Ghislieri
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Politecnico di Torino
Chiara Milanese
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Alessandra Dei Cas
Associate Professor
University of Parma
Gianluca Vernillo
Assistant Professor
Università degli Studi di Torino
Lorenzo Bortolan
University of Verona
Stefano Tamburin
University of Verona
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