Ph.d.-projekter

Muscle glycogen for the work required: training and nutritional interventions to optimize glycogen metabolism for peak performance in elite endurance athletes

Ph.d.-studerende Camilla Tvede Schytz. Vejledere: Joachim Nielsen, Niels Ørtenblad og Kasper Degn Gejl. Projektperiode: 2020-2023

The efficacy of low-load blood flow restricted resistance exercise in patients with knee osteoarthritis scheduled for total knee arthroplasty: A multicenter, randomized controlled trial

Ph.d.-studerende Stian L. Jørgensen (Horsens Regionalsygehus, Århus Universitet). Vejleder: Per Aagaard. Projektperiode: 2020-2023

Effects of low-intensity blood-flow restricted exercise on quality of life, physical function and neuromuscular recovery of the upper extremity in individuals with spinal cord injury: A randomized controlled trial

Ph.d.-studerende: Anette B. Jønsson (Viborg Hospital, Århus Universitet). Vejleder: Per Aagaard. Projektperiode: 2020-2023

Muscle lipid droplet localization and perilipin interactions in health and type 2-diabetes; effects of whole-body high-intensity interval training

Ph.d.-studerende Martin Eisemn de Almeida. Vejledere: Niels Ørtenblad og Joachim Nielsen. Projektperiode: 2020-2023

Dosis-responssammenhæng mellem løftearbejde og risiko for muskel- og skeletbesvær hos lagerarbejdere tilknyttet danske dagligvarebutikker

Ph.d.-studerende Rúni Bláfoss. Vejleder: Per Aagaard. Projektperiode: 2019-2022

The effects of systematic repetitive transcranial magnetic stimulation in rehabilitation after incomplete spinal cord injury: neuromuscular adaptations and recovery of lower limb muscle strength

Ph.d.-studerende Søren Krogh Jensen (Viborg Hospital, Århus Universitet). Vejleder: Per Aagaard. Projektperiode: 2018-2022

Is anabolic androgenic steroid abuse causing accelerated cellular aging? A comparative study in Danish males with and without history of previous anabolic steroid use

Jakob L. Nielsen, ADD

Does long-term usage of anabolic androgenic steroids (AAS) induce sustained myocellular and epigenetic changes in human skeletal muscle? Implications for skeletal muscle memory

Jakob L. Nielsen, WADA

Role of muscle glycogen in muscle relaxation and sarcoplasmic reticulum Ca2+ uptake and contents

Rasmus Jensen, Team Danmark, LundbeckFonden