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The Optimisation of Visual Performance in Athletes Using Custom-Made Lenses

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(MRes) – Development of valid, standardised, and reliable methodologies to assess exercise efficiency (Project ID SAS0223)

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Edinburgh, United Kingdom

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(MRes) – Characterising the Physiological Demands of Cyclo-cross | Gravel Racing | Winter Mountain Biking (Project ID SAS0222)

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Edinburgh, United Kingdom

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Examining the Female High-Performance Environment in Aquatics GB: A Qualitative, Co-Produced Study

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Manchester, United Kingdom

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Unravelling Sex-Specific Mechanisms Underpinning Long COVID: An Integrative Epidemiological and Biomarker-Based Investigation of Women’s Disproportionate Burden (Ref: SSEHS/SF-MF26-2)

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Cross-Education as an Exercise Treatment Strategy for Knee Osteoarthritis (Ref: AMS26/HW/SER/ANDRUSHKO)

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Newcastle, United Kingdom

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BRAIN STIMulation for Parkinson's disease: from dosing to home application (Ref: AMS26/HW/SER/RODRIGO)

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Newcastle, United Kingdom

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Exploring how lifestyle factors influence digital biomarkers using wearable devices (Ref: SSEHS/AK26)

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Loughborough, United Kingdom

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Social prescribing to support physical activity in children and young people with type 1 diabetes: understanding roles and co designing a feasible support package.

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Exeter, United Kingdom

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MRes - Are self-paced variable-intensity intervals the way forward? Engineering the optimal HIIT workout to maximise the adaptive stimulus (Project ID SAS0229)

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Edinburgh, United Kingdom

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Physical activity throughout the reproductive lifecycle (Ref:SSEHS/EP26)

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Loughborough, United Kingdom

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Targeting the Perimenopausal Transition to Reduce Cardiovascular Disease Risk in Socioeconomically Deprived Communities

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Newcastle, United Kingdom

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Movement skills as a pathway for children's health

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Behind the Wheel – Self-Management of Musculoskeletal Pain in Professional Drivers

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Birmingham, United Kingdom

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Investigating Move-to-Hold Integration in Dystonia: A Behavioural and Neuroimaging Study

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Aston Campus in Birmingham, UK

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Integration of physical activity support into the NHS cancer care pathway (Ref: SSEHS/KG26)

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Loughborough, United Kingdom

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Behavioural Sleep Dysfunction as a Mechanistic Driver of Long COVID Symptom Severity: An Integrative Psychophysiological Investigation (Ref: SSEHS/SF-MFIH26)

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Loughborough, United Kingdom

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The Optimisation of Visual Performance in Athletes Using Custom-Made Lenses

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Aston Campus in Birmingham, UK

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Self-Funded PhD Opportunity in Sport Performance (Ref: SSEHS26-SF-001)

Self-Funded PhD Opportunity in Community and Lifestyle Health (Ref: SSEHS26-SF-004)

Self-Funded PhD Opportunity in Sports Integrity (Ref: SSEHS26-SF-002)

The Optimisation of Visual Performance in Athletes Using Custom-Made Lenses

(MRes) – Development of valid, standardised, and reliable methodologies to assess exercise efficiency (Project ID SAS0223)

(MRes) – Characterising the Physiological Demands of Cyclo-cross | Gravel Racing | Winter Mountain Biking (Project ID SAS0222)

Examining the Female High-Performance Environment in Aquatics GB: A Qualitative, Co-Produced Study

Unravelling Sex-Specific Mechanisms Underpinning Long COVID: An Integrative Epidemiological and Biomarker-Based Investigation of Women’s Disproportionate Burden (Ref: SSEHS/SF-MF26-2)

Cross-Education as an Exercise Treatment Strategy for Knee Osteoarthritis (Ref: AMS26/HW/SER/ANDRUSHKO)

BRAIN STIMulation for Parkinson's disease: from dosing to home application (Ref: AMS26/HW/SER/RODRIGO)

Exploring how lifestyle factors influence digital biomarkers using wearable devices (Ref: SSEHS/AK26)

Social prescribing to support physical activity in children and young people with type 1 diabetes: understanding roles and co designing a feasible support package.

MRes - Are self-paced variable-intensity intervals the way forward? Engineering the optimal HIIT workout to maximise the adaptive stimulus (Project ID SAS0229)

Physical activity throughout the reproductive lifecycle (Ref:SSEHS/EP26)

Targeting the Perimenopausal Transition to Reduce Cardiovascular Disease Risk in Socioeconomically Deprived Communities

Movement skills as a pathway for children's health

Behind the Wheel – Self-Management of Musculoskeletal Pain in Professional Drivers

Investigating Move-to-Hold Integration in Dystonia: A Behavioural and Neuroimaging Study

Integration of physical activity support into the NHS cancer care pathway (Ref: SSEHS/KG26)

Behavioural Sleep Dysfunction as a Mechanistic Driver of Long COVID Symptom Severity: An Integrative Psychophysiological Investigation (Ref: SSEHS/SF-MFIH26)