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HPSI Annual Symposium 2014

High Performance Sport Institute (HPSI) facilitates global exchange in elite sport science, guiding innovation, research, and industry collaboration to enhance high-performance athlete development.

Last updated 1 April 2025

HPSI Annual Symposium 2014

About the HPSI Symposium

Into its third year after its inauguration in 2012, the HPSI Symposium is a yearly meeting of academics, scientists, and coaches in the field of elite sports. The two-day symposium is a showcase of global expertise in high performance sports and product demonstration. Renowned regional and international speakers will share the latest knowledge and applications in sport science and technology during the symposium. Despite being in its infancy, past editions of the symposium have included many breakthroughs in the area of sports science and technology, and have provided a vibrant discussion ground for ideas and perspectives to be shared. The latest innovations and discoveries in sport science and technology were presented during the symposium, and provided an excellent avenue for various coaches, researchers, and sports business industry partners to learn from one another.

This year’s symposium is titled “New Frontiers in Elite Sport Performance”, and we have invited a range of world-leading speakers from around the globe to share the latest knowledge and applications on sport science and technology. The two day symposium was held on 10-11 Nov at the newly opened Singapore Sports Hub. The keynote speakers for this symposium are Dr Inigo Mujika, a world leading sport physiologist and associate professor at University of Basque Country, and Dr Patrick Goh, a specialist sport physician and chairman of the Southeast Asia Regional Anti-Doping Organization. The topics discussed at the symposium include sport science, sport analytics, sport medicine, and sport technology.

HPSI Annual Symposium Programme (opens in new tab)

Keynote presentation by A/Prof Mujika - Sports Science contribution to elite sports (opens in new tab)

Keynote presentation by Dr Patrick Goh - Emergiing Biological Solutions for Sports Injuries (opens in new tab)

Presentation by Marcel Daane - How Understanding The Brain Improves Performance (opens in new tab)

Presentation by Dr He Zihong - A study of overreaching in elite female Chinese Wrestlers (opens in new tab)

Presentation by Prof Tim Cable - Training-induced adaptations in the vascular system (opens in new tab)

Presentation by Dr Donny Soh - Sports Wearables in the 21st Century (opens in new tab)

Presentation by Prof Narasimman Sundararajan - Drones for Active Sports Training & Monitoring (opens in new tab)

Presentation by Dr Raymond So - Sports Medicine System at Hong Kong Sports Institute (opens in new tab)

Presentation by Ms Saeko Takahashi - Injury prevention method (opens in new tab)

Presentation by Ms Yeo Hwee Koon - Enhancing Clinical Assessment Sport Specific Functional Screening (opens in new tab)

Presentation by Mr Amman Benoit - Video technologies within Elite Sport (opens in new tab)

Presentation by Ms Eesha Shah - Use of Social Network Analysis (opens in new tab)

Disclaimer

Please note that the presentation slides are for your personal reference only. The presenters named above own the rights to the slides and have requested that no part of these slides may be reproduced or copied for any commercial purposes.

More Information

For more information, or to register your interest for next year’s Symposium, please email ssc_ssi_Research@ssc.gov.sg (opens in new tab)