The Knight Campus and @wutsaialliance.bsky.social are joining the global regenerative medicine community at TERMIS 2025! We’re in great company, surrounded by people and ideas pushing the field forward. Here to connect and share insights throughout the week. #KnightCampus #UOResearch #TERMIS2025

A great start to the Female Athlete Research Meeting 2025! Tara VanDerveer and Susan King Borchardt kicked off the day with an inspiring conversation on coaching, athletics, and how research can better support athletes at every stage of life. #FARM2025 #FemaleAthleteResearch

Traditional or infrared sauna -- which is actually better for you? Wu Tsai Alliance member Dr. Chris Minson from the University of Oregon weighs in on the question for @gqmagazine.bsky.social: www.gq.com/story/infrar...

Applications are now open for the 2026 Wu Tsai Performance Undergraduate Research Program! This is an opportunity open to all Stanford undergraduate students to explore the field of human performance through a funded summer research experience. humanperformance.stanford.edu/education/un...

With support from the NIH and the Alliance, @euanashley, @SnyderShot, & team have mapped how 35,000+ molecules adapt to training, uncovering how exercise affects organs and tissues at the molecular level, and revealing key sex differences. stanmed.stanford.edu/exercise-who...

Julie Kolesar, research engineer at Stanford and member of the Wu Tsai Human Performance Alliance, discusses her recent study showing how subtle changes in how we move can reduce pain and even slow the progression of knee osteoarthritis. open.spotify.com/episode/4O6s...

Most soccer cleats are built for men — and that design gap can contribute to a higher risk of ACL injury for women. Mike Hahn, Associate Director of the Wu Tsai Human Performance Alliance at @UOKnightCampus is partnering with @PUMA to change that. Read more: news.uoregon.edu/uo-research-...

Wu Tsai Alliance faculty at @UCSanDiego used a new approach that combines multiple molecular pathway models and allows scientists to better predict how our cells adapt and repair. These insights could help improve muscle performance and recovery.

In sprinting and high-speed sports like soccer, fractions of a seconds can make the difference between a podium and going home. Now, a Wu Tsai Alliance study by @nicos199 and team offers athletes a technique that could help boost top sprinting speeds. humanperformancealliance.org/news/in-spri...

Two sprint cyclists can reach identical power relying on completely different muscle strategies. Personalized training may be the key to unlocking their full speed. Learn more about which muscles muscles matter most and when in the pedal cycle: humanperformancealliance.org/news/cyclist...

Healing after injury relies on regrowth of tiny blood vessels, but regeneration is a challenge. A study from Alliance member Robert Guldberg's lab at @UOKnightCampus shows that changes in oxygen and temperature over time influence how these networks form.

Pregnant and pushing exercise limits? @CNN talked with Wu Tsai Human Performance Alliance member @emilykrausmd about ultra-athletes who are redefining what’s possible during pregnancy. Read more: www.cnn.com/2025/09/05/h...

Will AI make physical modeling in biomechanics obsolete? Watch the debate from ESB 2025 Zurich, chaired by Prof. Ralph Müller. Two expert teams went head-to-head: - World Team: Mackenzie Mathis & Scott Delp - ESB Team: Enrico Dall’Ara & Aurélie Carlier youtu.be/U-t3JOV-948?...

The Sports & Performance Psychiatry Fellowship in the U.S. at Stanford is now open! Apply here: humanperformance.stanford.edu/education/cl... @roycollinsmd.com is a Psychiatrist & Clinical Assistant Professor at Stanford University School of Medicine & conducts research with the Wu Tsai Alliance

We’re thrilled to announce applications for Stanford's Sports & Performance Psychiatry Fellowship are now open! This is the first-of-its-kind Sports Psychiatry Fellowship in the U.S.--an amazing opportunity to gain advanced clinical & research training. humanperformance.stanford.edu/education/cl...

Registration is open for the inaugural Female Athlete Research Meeting (FARM) at Stanford! Spots are limited. Join us on Nov. 5, 2025, for a day dedicated to advancing women & girls in sport through research, collaboration, & innovation. #FARM2025 humanperformance.stanford.edu/farm2025/?ut...