Lärosal 1506 & online
Lunch seminar about science in motion – mechanisms underlying adaptations to exercise
Professor Carl Johan Sundberg has long been a leader in Swedish sports physiology and has deepened our understanding of how the body adapts to exercise, as well as contributing to highlighting the importance of physical activity in society. During this lunch seminar at GIH, Carl Johan shares his knowledge and experience.
A prominent researcher
Professor Carl Johan Sundberg was this year appointed honorary member of the section for sports physiology within the Swedish Association for Physical Activity and Sports Medicine, SFAIM. Carl Johan has, with his tireless work, not only generated and disseminated knowledge, but also influenced society and politics to make visible the positive effects of exercise and physical activity. He has contributed with groundbreaking research of the highest quality, where he has tested and developed new methods in muscle physiology and sports physiology at an early stage.
As an honorary member, you hold a lecture or workshop in your field.
Participate physically or digitally
A warm welcome to participate physically at the Swedish School of Sport and Health Sciences in Stockholm, in classroom 1506. You are of course welcome to bring your lunch box with you if you participate on site.
If you are unable to attend physically, you can listen in online via the link below.
An association in sports medicine
The Section for Sports Physiology within SFAIM is a nationwide association for individuals with a strong interest in sports physiology. SFAIM, the Swedish Association for Physical Activity and Sports Medicine, is a sports medicine interest association in subjects spanning traumatology, medicine, physiology, prevention and rehabilitation. Elin Ekblom Bak, professor and director of studies at GIH, is vice chair of the section.
Contact
Professor, Docent, Director of studiesElin Ekblom Bakelin.ekblombak@gih.se+46 8-120 53 861
