Multidisciplinary research group on Health, Sports and Function
The research group is positioned in an exciting field between sports, health, science and engineering, enabling innovative research of high quality and societal relevance.
The research group is positioned in an exciting field between sports, health, science and engineering, enabling innovative research of high quality and societal relevance.
This is in line with the international focus on multidisciplinary efforts to meet the challenges in «The Future of Health» (MITreport). The diverse and complimentary competencies in the research group strengthens HVLs research activity and possibilities directed towards health challenges in the future.
Members of the research group comes from Faculty of Education, Arts and Sports, Faculty of Health and Social Sciences and Faculty of Engineering and Science. Hence, there is a large potential for innovative and multidiciplinary student projects, from bachelor to PhD to meet future challenges.
Ongoing research projects
- Trening av funksjonell kapasitet for gange hos voksne med celebral parese
- Effekt av menstuasjonssyklus på prestasjon hos toppidrettsutøvere
- Fotballspillere i utvikling
- Treningsmetoder for økt kraftutvikling i sykling:
- Tredemøllegange i et omslukende virtuelt miljø
- Dietary strategies for long-term reversal of obesity and diabetes
- Computational medical imaging and machine learning – methods, infrastructure and applications
- Innovation in image-based personalized medicine - the next generation of the radiography profession
- Imaging biomarkers for precision medicine in Acute Myeloid Leukemia (AML)
- Towards better computational approaches and responsible innovation strategies in early drug discovery – application to antibiotics and COPD.
Research group leaders
Members
External members
Associated members
External partners
Students
- Phd Merete Salveson Engeseth
- Phd Beate Eltarvåg Gjesdal
- Master student Simon A. Simonnes
- Master student Jonas Langlo
International research collaborations