Welcome!
The 2nd International e-Conference on Kinesiology has begun! It will be "live" through October 14th, 2011. We are thrilled with the participation we have received and hope you find the conference educational and enjoyable. To conference participants, we encourage you to upload your photo and include a 200 character bio so that everyone can get to know you. Please view the presentations at your leisure and be engaged by asking questions or posting comments.
Mission Statement:
To provide access for scientists, researchers, and students in Kinesiology and Integrated Physiology to view and present emerging scientific research and engage in dialogue with others around the globe, unhindered by geographic constraints.
KEYNOTE ADDRESS
“Building Kayak Excellence: from Adolescence to Athlete”
Dr. Marco Vescovi
ITALY
SYMPOSIUM
“From Exercise Endpoints to Genes: It Really is Twisted in the Details”
Chair: Dr. Brent Baker
CDC/NIOSH
"Skeletal Muscle Injury and Repair: Cellular Mechanisms Driving Potential Interventions"
Dr. Maria Urso (United States Army Research Institute of Environmental Medicine)
"Genetic Regulation of Myofiber Hypertrophy"
Dr. Anna Thalacker-Mercer (University of Alabama at Birmingham)
"Integrated Systems Physiology: Basic Science Driving Translational Application for Mechanical Loading of Soft Tissue"
Dr. Brent Baker (National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health)
SYMPOSIUM
“Physical Activity for Health in People with Diabetes”
Chair: Dr. Alison Kirk
University of Strathclyde
SCOTLAND
"Physical Activity for Health in Diabetes"
Freya Macmillan (University of Strathclyde)
"Physical Activity for Health in Type 2 Diabetes"
Dr. Alison Kirk (University of Strathclyde)
SYMPOSIUM
“Should Athletes be Supplemented in Antioxidants?”
Chair: Dr. Carine Platat
UAE University
UNITED ARAB EMIRATES
"Usefulness and Potential Harms of Antioxidant Supplementation"
Dr. Helaine Alessio (University of Miami, Ohio)
"Antioxidants in the Treatment/Prevention of Exercise-Induced Oxidative Stress"
Dr. Allan Goldfarb (University of North Carolina Greensboro)
SYMPOSIUM
“Influences on Pulmonary and Muscular VO2 Kinetics”
Chair: Uwe Drescher
German Sport University, Cologne
GERMANY
"Influences of Cardiogenic Factors on Respiratory VO2-Kinetics"
Uwe Hoffmann (German Sport University Cologne)
"Cardiovascular and Skeletal Muscular Interactions Determining VO2 Kinetics in Health and Disease"
Harry Rossiter (University of Leeds)
Dr. SYMPOSIUM
“Faculty and Student Perspectives on Undergraduate Research”
Chair: Dr. Alan Jung
Samford University
UNITED STATES
Dr. John Petrella
Olivia Bosshardt
Share and view “cutting-edge” research world wide
A cost-effective way to attend an International conference
- Both registration and abstract submission for a single reasonable fee of 75$ (US)
- No other hidden fees, as this is the only payment that will need to be made
- No cost associated with travel, lodging, or meals
- Ideal way to provide for student involvement and engagement
- Convenient method for faculty professional development requirements
An e-Conference on your own schedule
- All presentations available 24 hours per day from the start of the e-Conference in October
- No time lost with travel to and from a conference location
- No time lost in the classroom or laboratory
- Ample time for interactive conferencing (two weeks) and viewing of research (available to you for up to one year until the next e-Conference commences)
- Never miss an important presentation due to “double-booking”
e-Conference can be used as a teaching tool
- With your registration, the conference materials will be available to you on-line through the calendar year
- Potential use in seminar-style classes
- Presentations may be used to highlight course concepts
- Materials may be used as an adjunct to illustrate points during lecture courses
Environmentally conscious and Earth-friendly
- Reduced carbon footprint compared to on-site conferences
- No jet or auto emissions due to conference travel
- No mass paper printed conference programs
- No laundry costs associated with hotel stays
This year the conference will be accessible to individuals through a flat fee of $75.00 (US). This one-time fee will cover both the abstract submission as well as conference registration.
Companies wishing to advertise in the Exhibit Hall can do so through the reasonable fee of $250.00 (US).
No money spent traveling to a costly location, no expensive hotel stays, and no expenses for meals. We believe this is an affordable and simple solution for investigators and advertisers wanting to share their research or products to a global audience.
