Develop protocols and metrics linking athletes’ training load and recovery. Combine laboratory studies with remotely monitored training, test new measurement approaches, collaborate with sports teams and supervise students. Full-time postdoctoral employment starts with one year and may be renewed up to six years. Applications remain open until a suitable candidate is found. Apply through the ETH online recruitment portal.
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Role of testosterone and cortisol in formula car drivers for achieving high performance in a real competitive situation
Yuuki Ooishi, Seiji Matsumura, Makio Kashino, Naoki Saijo · FENS Forum 2024
Mental states of athletes are important for winning in real competitive situations. Testosterone, cortisol, and the testosterone-cortisol ratio (T/CORT) are strongly related to mental states. Therefore, we hypothesized that they would modify the performance of athletes in a real competitive situation. In this study, we examined the relationship between the testosterone, cortisol, and T/CORT levels and the performance of two professional formula car drivers, who were members of a team participating in Super Formula (a kind of formula race series in Japan). We measured the salivary levels of tes
ePoster · Neuroscience