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rugby PhD Projects, Programmes & Scholarships
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Fully Funded PhD Studentship: World Rugby and Leeds Beckett University 'Quantifying Contact Load in Rugby Union: An international collaboration'
World Rugby and the Carnegie School of Sport are looking to recruit a highly motivated individual to undertake a PhD studentship 'Quantifying Contact Load in Rugby Union. Read more
Risk factors for Injury in Womens Rugby
Women’s rugby has seen unprecedented growth and participation with 2.7 million female players involved globally. Rugby is a dynamic, physical, high-intensity activity with repetitive collisions, sprinting and running. Read more
Computer Vision and Deep Learning during Sport Collisions
Injuries are a major problem in sport. We aim to understand the forces applied to the human body during injury events in sport, and how this canbe prevented based on biomechanical factors such as speed, player orientation and technique. Read more
Carnegie School of Sport
RESEARCH THAT MAKES A DIFFERENCE. Our research degrees are for people that want to solve problems. People who listen, and collaborate. Read more
Enhancing dietary intakes in team sport athletes for optimal health and performance (the EDIT study)
Research Group:
Biomedical Sciences
Nutrition plays a key role in athletic health and performance. Evidence suggests that team sport athletes, including rugby, football and Gaelic players, are not meeting their nutritional requirements, particularly in relation to energy, carbohydrate and key micronutrients e.g. Read more
Beyond head kinematics: a modelling and AI based tool for predicting effects of head impacts on the brain in sporting collisions
Applications are invited for an exciting fully-funded PhD project on computational modelling of brain biomechanics in sporting head collisions, supervised by Dr Ghajari (HEAD lab, Design Engineering, Imperial College), Dr Chris Jones (SWA) and Dr Mike Loosemore (SWA, UCL). Read more
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