Collections and calls for papers

100 Years in Exercise Physiology

The Editorial Board of the European Journal of Applied Physiology has endorsed a topical series on the theme “A Century of Exercise Physiology”. History tells us that the importance of exercise in healthful ...

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Assessment of cardiovascular function during human activities

There is a long history of novel techniques and observations having a profound impact in cardiovascular physiology and medicine. Given the importance of the cardiovascular system in both health and disease, ...

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Critical Power

In the world of applied exercise physiology the concepts of critical power, critical force and critical speed have been developed as a means to provide a working, mechanistic model for human performance. The...

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Energetics of Human Locomotion

This collection is aimed to present the foundations on energetics on human locomotion.

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Foundational Insights into the Estimation of Whole-body Metabolic Rate

The theme of this collection is historically based, and is focused on estimating the metabolic rate in humans. This is a journey into the foundations that underpin the present understanding of the methods us...

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Good Health and Wellbeing

Sustainability Development Goal 3 promotes “Good Health and Wellbeing” with the specific goal to “ensure healthy lives and promote well-being for all at all ages”. Sub-goal 3.4 is to reduce by one-third prem...

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Methods in Applied Physiology

The progress of our understanding of applied physiology depends on new data obtained with reliable and efficient methods. Technology advancements have made it relatively easy to get measures of physiological...

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Working at Depth: Physiological Mechanisms

Working at depth poses a number of physiological challenges for the respiratory, cardiovascular, renal, neural and muscular systems. Working at depth takes a variety of forms including free diving, breathing...

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