Geoffrey Minett

Associate Professor

Queensland University of Technology
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Geoffrey Minett is an Associate Professor at Queensland University of Technology in Australia. His research focuses on adaptations in skeletal muscle, neuromuscular function, and heat-related physiological responses, as evidenced by his recent articles on topics such as passive heating, hot-water immersion effects, and injury rates in dance programs. He actively contributes to understanding the implications of heat exposure in sports and exercise settings.

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John Osborne

Associate Professor/Førsteamanuensis

UiT Norges arktiske universitet

NORWAY
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Ian Stewart

Professor

Queensland University of Technology

AUSTRALIA
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David Borg

Queensland University of Technology

AUSTRALIA
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Melanie Fuller

Lecturer (Physiotherapy)

University of Southern Queensland - Ipswich Campus

AUSTRALIA
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Lee Wharton

Queensland University of Technology

AUSTRALIA
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Vincent Kelly

Queensland University of Technology

AUSTRALIA
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Kelly Stewart

Lecturer / Sports Dietitian

Queensland University of Technology

AUSTRALIA
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Anne Hecksteden

Leopold-Franzens-Universität Innsbruck

AUSTRIA
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Patrick Rodrigues, PhD.

Lecturer

University of Waikato

NEW ZEALAND
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Stewart Trost

Queensland University of Technology

AUSTRALIA
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Gene Moyle

Queensland University of Technology

AUSTRALIA
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Shaun McLaren

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UNITED KINGDOM
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