Research Opportunities
We offer research postgraduate (MPhil and PhD), internship and student helper opportunities for students to engage in research process and gain hands-on experience in exercise science-related research areas. Please contact Dr Parco Siu, Dr Youngwon Kim or Dr David Montero for details.
Research areas
Our interdisciplinary projects currently focus on the physiological aspects of exercise and its measurement in different populations and lifestyles and how such factors can contribute to improving public health by addressing issues such as physical inactivity, obesity and aging, psychological aspects of exercise behaviours, beneficial characteristics of specific exercise modalities, cognitive mechanisms underlying skill learning and performance, perceptual mechanisms underlying precise human movement, and the influence of the natural/built environment on walkability and other physical activity behaviours.
Dr Parco Siu
Exercise physiology
Dr Youngwon Kim
Physical activity epidemiology and measurement
