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    13/08/2020

    New Sports Tech Research Podcast kicked off

    The Sports Tech Research Podcast is a Sports Podcast that combines the Sports, Technology, and Business perspectives to make the industry more transparent.
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    07/07/2020

    An introduction to Sports Tech Research in Europe (Part 2)

    Sports Tech Research in Europe happens across different institutes and countries and is boosting sports technology innovation - but which are the key players? Let's have a look at Europe (Part 2).
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    17/05/2020

    Sports Tech Research Network (STRN) facilitates multidisciplinary expert collaborations

    Multidisciplinary expert collaborations in sports technology can bridge the gap between research and the industry by combining different research disciplines.
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    03/05/2020

    Building bridges in the Sports Tech Research domain

    International sports research collaborations between universities and industry have the potential to improve the current products and technological expertise.
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  5. An introduction to Sports Tech Research in Europe (Part 1).png

    28/04/2020

    An introduction to Sports Tech Research in Europe (Part 1)

    Sports Tech Research in Europe is growing with wearable technologies, tracking systems, and predictive analytics as key research and collaboration areas. Let's have a look at Europe.
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    20/04/2020

    The link between Sports, Health & Medical human technologies

    Human technology in sports and medicine: how can we improve collaborations and how can the sports, health, and med-tech fields learn from each other?
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    14/04/2020

    EU project Nano4Sports ends where STRN kicks off

    An EU-wide project with KU Leuven, Ghent University, Imec, Fontys University of Applied Sciences, and the Eindhoven University of Technology.
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The Sports Tech Research Network is an initiative of the sports innovation consortium at Ghent University (Belgium) called Victoris, in collaboration with the non-profit organization SportaMundi.

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