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Area of Science:

Sport and Exercise Science
International Sports Medicine

Background:

The 19th European College of Sports Science (ECSS) meeting in Amsterdam served as a platform for networking and understanding the research landscape.
The event attracted a global delegation, highlighting its international reach beyond Europe.

Discussion:

Collaborations included symposia with the American College of Sports Medicine (ACSM) and the Japanese Society of Physical Fitness & Sports Medicine (JSPFSM).
Aspetar, Qatar, was a significant sponsor, underscoring international partnerships in sports science.

Key Insights:

The conference featured a comprehensive program with plenary sessions, symposia, oral sessions, and over 500 E-posters.
The event covered a wide spectrum of topics within sport and exercise science.

Outlook:

The extensive social media coverage facilitated broad dissemination of research findings and conference insights.
The ECSS meeting fostered global connections and knowledge exchange in sports and exercise science.