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Goncalo Dias

Faculty of Sport Sciences and Physical Education , University of Coimbra, Portugal

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NameGoncalo Dias
RoleEditor
InstitutionUniversity of Coimbra
DepartmentFaculty of Sport Sciences and Physical Education
CountryPortugal
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Biography

Gonçalo Dias, PhD : Professor at the Faculty of Sport Sciences and Physical Education of University of Coimbra (Master's degrees and PhD programs in Youth Sports Training, among others); Professor at the Coimbra Education School of Polytechnic Institute of Coimbra (Master's degrees). Over the past 15 years, I have been conducting scientific research on several areas associated to Motor Control, Sports Sciences, Sports Medicine, Performance Analysis in Sport, Motor Behavior, Biomedical Research, among others. This resulted in more than 100 scientific articles in international journals; 13 books and 45 book chapters . I am currently a reviewer of several relevant journals. I have been invited for lecturing, tutoring and organization of events (e.g., Master's degrees, PhD programs, professional courses, national and international conferences, among others). I am the coordinator of the County Sports Office from Arganil, Portugal, and responsible for the Physical activity to older adults programme.

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