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Análise do contexto e efeito das substituições no futebol de alto rendimento: Estudo efetuado na Champions League

Authors: Russiano, P.
Year: 2016
Title: Análise do contexto e efeito das substituições no futebol de alto rendimento: Estudo efetuado na Champions League
Type Thesis: Mestrado em Treino de Alto Rendimento
School: Faculdade de Motricidade Humana, Universidade de Lisboa, Lisboa, Portugal
Advisor: Anna Georgievna Volossovitch
External Url: repository.utl.pt

A Proporção Corporal Como Factor Adaptativo: Comprimento Relativo do Membro Inferior e o Gasto Energético de Repouso

Authors: Silva, C. S.
Year: 2016
Title: A Proporção Corporal Como Factor Adaptativo: Comprimento Relativo do Membro Inferior e o Gasto Energético de Repouso
Type Thesis: Mestrado em Treino de Alto Rendimento
School: Faculdade de Motricidade Humana, Universidade de Lisboa, Lisboa, Portugal
Advisor: Maria Isabel Caldas Januário Fragoso
External Url: repository.utl.pt

Projects 18 November 2021

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Projects

CIPER's activity plan for 2025-2029, "Promoting Human Functioning through Physical Activity and Sport During the Life-Course", aligns with WHO's concept of human functioning, integrating biological and lived health comprehensively. Its research focus is human kinetics, which explores the role of human movement in health, employing an interdisciplinary and technological approach for innovative insights.

The 2025-2029 plan aims to generate internationally impactful knowledge on functioning through physical activity and sports behaviors, translating outcomes into health policy and practice. It integrates sub-disciplines like biomechanics, exercise physiology, psychology of physical activity, and motor learning, promoting a paradigm shift in understanding human movement's importance across the lifespan.

Four specialized research groups, including behavioral regulation, exercise precision, neuromuscular biomechanics, and skill learning, collaborate to address functioning across life stages. Each group brings unique expertise, prioritizing data validity, observational studies, and tailored interventions, fostering interdisciplinary collaboration, innovation, and international partnerships.

CIPER's management structure ensures effective coordination, emphasizing sustainability, ethical research, and empowerment of researchers at all career stages. The 2025-2029 plan focuses on enhancing interdisciplinary research, empowering younger researchers, and securing programmatic funding for various initiatives. Strategies include recruiting assistants and junior researchers, fostering internationalization, and acquiring advanced equipment. Internal project funding supports intergroup collaboration and foundational research.