The School of Sport and Exercise Science was strongly represented at the recent British Association of Sport and Exercise Sciences (BASES) Student Conference, the leading conference in the UK for student research in sport and exercise science. The 2021 conference was run virtually, hosted by Solent University, and featured...
Over the summer Eadie Simons, who will be starting the final year of her BSc (Hons) Sport & Exercise Science degree next month, has been participating in the University’s Undergraduate Research Opportunities Scheme, a competitive bursary programme that supports the development of undergraduate researchers by pairing them with academic mentors. Eadie has...
The Lincoln Sport & Exercise Psychology Research Group have been busy connecting students and academics from around the country and the globe for virtual discussions of research in a broad range of areas of sport, health and wellness psychology. The PGR Connect Series and Virtual Journal Club meetings –...
The Lincoln Sport and Exercise Psychology Group have remained very active over the summer with virtual Journal Club meetings and a PGR Connect Series drawing participants from around the globe. (For more on these meetings and how to join them, please follow this link). The Group are always very...
New research from the School of Sport & Exercise Science’s Mental Toughness Research Group has shed light on elite golfers’ experiences when competing. Christian Swann and Lee Crust led a team that used a novel, inductive approach to analyse the data from interviews with ten European Tour golfers. Contrary to previously-reported...
The School are very proud of three students who gave research presentations at the recent 2014 UK Strength & Conditioning Association Annual Conference. Emma Hall and Lee Corry, who have both just completed their BSc (Hons) Sport & Exercise Science degrees, presented research posters based upon their dissertation projects. Emma’s work, co-authored...
The University of Lincoln is investing over half a million pounds in new strategic research opportunities, including fully-funded PhD studentships to start in September 2014. Twenty fully-funded candidates will be entitled to full UK/EU fees and a stipend of £15,000 a year for a maximum of three and a half...
James McCarron, a PhD student from the Psychophysiology of Exercise and Sport Performance Research Group was the latest speaker in the Postgraduate Research Seminar Series in the School of Sport & Exercise Science. James’ research explores the relationship between pacing strategies in endurance exercise and the competing demands on...