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REGISTER OF SPORT RESEARCH

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The Register of Sport Research (Register) lists planned, current and completed Australian sport research.

It provides an opportunity for those commissioning or completing research to share project details with the sector, and for the sector to search for emerging research to help expand the evidence base for sport.

Research projects included are not representative views or endorsements of the Clearinghouse’s partner agencies.

Please note the Register is in BETA development. New projects and elements are still being included.

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The impact of social and educational advantage on participation and success in school sport
Australian schooling is one of the most segregated systems in the OECD, with much focus on the inequality between schools from poorer areas compared with those from wealthier suburbs. These inequalities have been explored in terms of infrastructure and funding,...
 2022 University of Tasmania
Effectiveness of an empirically based tackle technique intervention to reduce the in-game risk of concussion
Concussion in collision sports, is a prominent community health concern, occurring mostly during tackles. To make the sport safer for all players, our research will reveal how a rugby players’ tackles alters their head forces and how retraining their tackle...
 2022 The University of Sydney
Women and girls' participation in male-dominated sports
Research aim: To gain an understanding of women and girls’ participation and experiences in traditionally male-dominated sports.
 2022 PASI (Physical Activity & Sport Insights)
Community Perceptions Monitor 2022
The Community Perceptions Monitor (CPM) is a monthly online survey of the general community about sport and physical activity in Australia. The CPM was first conducted in July 2019 (baseline research) and has since been conducted on a monthly basis...
 2022 Australian Sports Commission
NSWIS Optimising Talent Identification: Integrating Coach Ratings, Psychometrics and Perceptual Neuroscience
The PhD project will analyse the potential for perceptual neuroscience measures to increase the success rates of talent identification programs at the NSWIS. This will be achieved by undertaking the first prospective longitudinal data collection and evaluation of perceptual psychophysical...
 2022 University of Canberra Research Institute for Sport and Exercise
2022 WA Sport Industry Remuneration and Benefits Report
A study of employee demographics, remuneration and benefits within the sport industry of Western Australia.
 2022 SportWest
Predicting recovery from low back pain (LBP) in elite athletes: a study protocol for two clinical predictive models
A prospective longitudinal inception cohort study with two aims: 1) externally validate a community clinical predictive model for LBP recovery 2) develop an athlete specific clinical predictive model for LBP recovery
 2022 La Trobe Sport and Exercise Medicine Research Centre
Athlete and sports health professional perspectives of ultra-processed sports foods
(1) To determine athletes' use of and attitudes toward ultra-processed sports foods (2) To determine sports health professionals' attitudes toward and recommendations regarding ultra-processed sports foods
 2021 La Trobe University
Elevating Coach Education: A Methodological Knowledge Translation Process for Addressing Low Energy Availability and Relative Energy Deficiency in Sport
Endurance athletes such as swimmers are at high risk of low energy availability and the serious consequences of Relative Energy Deficiency in Sport. Swim coaches are key stakeholders who can moderate these risks, however little research has been undertaken to...
 2021 Griffith University/ Swimming Australia
Exercise epigenetics - supporting the respiratory health of elite Australian athletes
High-level training by elite athletes can impose substantial stresses on the immune system, increasing the risk of common respiratory illness, and impact negatively on training and competition performance. The AIS/ASC with its research partners the University of Canberra (UC), and...
 2021 University of Canberra Research Institute for Sport and Exercise

The Register is part of activating the National Sport Research Agenda, and enabling a more coordinated and aligned sport research effort for sporting organisations, academics, researchers, research funding bodies, and governments across Australia.

If you have any questions about the Register of Sport Research or adding a research project please contact the Clearinghouse team.

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