Rate My Professor Thomas Doering

Prior appointments include Postdoctoral Research Fellow at Bond University (2017-2018), Lecturer at Griffith University (2019), and Lecturer at CQUniversity (2020-2022) leading to his current Senior Lecturer role from 2023. Doering's research centers on applied sport sciences to enhance athlete performance and exercise physiology, specifically skeletal muscle adaptations to exercise, detraining, disuse, immobilization, and ageing, encompassing masters athletes, team sports, and endurance disciplines. He has authored over 30 peer-reviewed journal articles and conference abstracts, including "The effect of a caffeinated mouth-rinse on endurance cycling time-trial performance" (2014) and contributions to Clinical Sports Nutrition. His scholarship reflects 731 citations, partnerships with 26 institutes across 10 countries, supervision of PhD and honours students, invited national presentations, and international conference appearances. In education, he coordinates units in the Bachelor of Allied Health and teaches in the Exercise and Sport Science program. Doering serves on the Exercise and Sports Science Australia Publications Committee since 2019. In 2024, his team received a Citation for Outstanding Contributions to Student Learning from the Australian Awards for University Teaching for an innovative Allied Health fast-track program.