ECSS Young Investigators Award

ORAL

1st place
Marley Willegers
Abstract title: SHELTER ME FROM THE STORM: AN ATTACHMENT PERSPECTIVE ON INDIVIDUALS' RELATIONSHIP WITH THEIR SPORTING ACTIVITIES
Country: United Kingdom
Affiliation: Bangor University

2nd place
Maximilien Bowen
Abstract title: EFFECT OF VELOCITY ON CRITICAL TORQUE, CRITICAL POWER AND WORK ABOVE CRITICAL INTENSITY: EXPERIMENTAL EVIDANCE IN PEDALING
Country: France
Affiliation: Savoie Mont Blanc University

3rd place
Katsuki Takahashi
Abstract title: REDEFINING MUSCULAR REACTION: 3D ARCHITECTURAL ANALYSIS REVEALS HUMAN "ADDUCTOR" MAGNUS PRIMARILY ACTING FOR HP "EXTENSION" RATHER THAN ADDUCTION IN VIVO
Country: Japan
Affiliation: Doshisha University

4th place
Dale Taylor
Abstract title: NEW INSIGHTS INTO EXERCISE-INDUCED SKELETAL MUSCLE GENE EXPRESSION IN MEN AND WOMEN
Country: Australia
Affiliation: Victoria University

Equal 5th place
Theresa Domroes
Abstract title: EVALUATION OF A PERSONALIZED ASSESSMENT AND LOADING CONCEPT TO REDUCE MUSCLE-TENDON IMBALANCES
Country: Germany
Affiliation: Humboldt-University of Berlin

Cas Fuchs
Abstract title: CARBOHYDRATE FEEDING REPLENISHES LIVER GLYCOGEN CONTENT WELL WITHIN 6 HOURS OF POST-EXERCISE RECOVERY IN WELL-TRAINED CYCLISTS 
Country: Netherlands
Affiliation: Maastricht University

Pierre-Marie Matta
Abstract title: PHYSICAL FATIGUE FOLLOW PERCEIVED RATHER THAN ACTUAL TIME
Country: France
Affiliation: INSERM

Selin Scherrer
Abstract title: IMPROVED SLEEP IN OLDER ADULTS THROUGH PHYSICAL ACTIVITY AND POTENTIAL UNDERLYING MECHANISMS
Country: Switzerland
Affiliation: University of Fribourg

Jonas Vandecauter
Abstract title: MUSCLE TYPOLOGY OF YOUTH TRACK-AND-FIELD ATHLETES PREDICTS THEIR ADULT PERFORMANCE: A PROSPECTIVE STUDY
Country: Belgium
Affiliation: Ghent University

Christian Vassallo
Abstract title: DURABILITY OF SPEED-TIME AND POWER-TIME RELATIONSHIP PARAMETERS DURING OVER-GROUND RUNNING IN A TEAM SPORTS SIMULATION
Country: United Kingdom
Affiliation: Swansea University

POSTER

1st place
Wesley Hermans
Abstract title: INGESTION OF A SINGLE BOLUS OF MEALWORM-DERIVED PROTEIN DOES NOT INCREASE MUSCLE PROTEIN SYNTHESIS RATES DURING RECOVERY FROM RUNNING EXERCISE IN HEALTHY, YOUNG MALES AND FEMALES
Country: Netherlands
Affiliation: Maastricht University

2nd place
Lucas Abel
Abstract title: PERSPECTIVES OF TEACHERS ON (ANTI-) RACISM AND WHITENESS IN PHYSICAL EDUCATION: A (REFLEXIVE) THEMATIC ANALYSIS
Country: Germany
Affiliation: German Sport University Cologne

3rd place
Nanne-Mari Luukkainen
Abstract title: LONGITUDINAL RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN ORGANISED AND NON-ORGANISED PHYSICAL ACTIVITIES, MOTOR COMPETENCE, AND OVERALL PHYSICAL ACTIVITY IN CHILDREN AGED 3-11 YEARS
Country: Finland
Affiliation: University of Jyväskylä

4th place
Glenn van Lieshout
Abstract title: MILK PROTEIN GLYCATION DOES NOT COMPROMISE THE POST-PRANDIAL MUSCLE PROTEIN SYNTHETIC RESPONSE DURING RECOVERY FROM RESISTANCE EXERCISE IN MEN
Country: Netherlands
Affiliation: Maastricht University

GSSI Sports Nutrition Award

1st place
Ella Smith
Abstract title: THE EFFECT OF 24 H ENERGY AVAILABILITY MANIPULATIONS BY DIET OR EXERCISE ON SUBSTRATE UTILISATION, METABBOLISM, AND PERFORMANCE IN CYCLISTS
Country: Australia
Affiliation: Australian Catholic University

2nd place
Marianna Apicella
Abstract title: POST-EXERCISE MYOFIBRILLAR PROTEIN SYNTHESIS RATES ARE EQUIVALENT FOLLOWING INGESTION OF GRADED DOSES OF LEUCINE AND ACROSS DIFFERENT MENSTRUAL CYCLE PHASES IN YOUNG FEMALES
Country: United Kingdom
Affiliation: University of Exeter

3rd place
William Jardine
Abstract title: GLYCEROL-AND SODIUM-INDUCED HYPERHYDRATION DOES NOT IMPROVE HALF-MARATHON TIME-TRIAL PERFORFMANCE IN TRAINED RUNNERS IN WARM CONDITIONS
Country: Australia
Affiliation: Deakin University

Equal 4th place
Jackson Barnard
Abstract title: EFFECT OF PRE-SLEEP ALPHA-LACTALBUMIN SUPPLEMENTATION IN AN ATHLETICALLY TRAINED POPULATION WITH SLEEP DIFFICULTIES
Country: Australia
Affiliation: Deakin University

Tom Cable
Abstract title: EXERCISE-INDUCED HYPOHYDRATION IMPAIRS ENDURANCE RUNNING PERFORMANCE IN THE HEAT IN FEMALE, BUT NOT MALE, RUNNERS: EVIDENCE OF A SEX-HYDRATION INTERACTION
Country: United Kingdom
Affiliation: Loughborough University

EJSS Best Paper Award

Simon Jerger et al.
Abstract title: SPECIFIC COLLAGEN PEPTIDES INCREASE ADAPTATIONS OF PATELLAR TENDON MORPHOLOGY FOLLOWING 14-WEEKS OF HIGH-LOAD RESISTANCE TRAINING: A RANDOMIZED-CONTROLLED TRIAL
Country: Germany
Affiliation: University of Freiburg
https://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1080/17461391.2023.2232758

GSSI Travel Grant Award

Catherine Caro
Country: United Kingdom
Affiliation: King's College London

Ga-Young Lim
Country: Singapore
Affiliation: National University of Singapore

Ella Smith
Country: Australia
Affiliation: Australian Catholic University

ECSS Travel Grant

Amornpan Ajjimaporn
Country: Thailand
Affiliation: Sport Science and Technology

Lara Paul
Country: South Africa
Affiliation: University of Cape Town

Bengt Saltin Run

Male

1st: Bas Van Hooren
Country: Netherlands
Affiliation: Maastricht University

2nd: Oliver Quittmann
Country: Germany
Affiliation: German Sport University Cologne

3rd: Daniel Robinson
Country: United Kingdom
Affiliation: University of Wolverhampton      

Female

1st: Selin Scherrer
Country: Switzerland
Affiliation: University of Fribourg

2nd: Georgie Bruinverls
Country: United Kingdom
Affiliation: University College London

3rd: Camille Precart
Country: France
Affiliation: Université Paris Cité