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Save the Date for the 2025 Tanenbaum Institute for Science in Sport (TISS) conference in Toronto this Fall

17 February 2025

The TISS conference will be held on Sept 26 & 27, 2025. Bringing together high performance sport science, sport medicine and sports analytics across the athlete development spectrum: Discovery, Clinical, and Applied Research. The TISS Conference aims to translate research into interventions that can unlock athletic potential in high performance sport, helping athletes at all levels perform better, recover faster, and play safer.

Latest TISS funded research now underway as the 2025 funding cycle open for application

21 January 2025

With the 2025 application process now open for new proposals, we look at some of the newest research projects underway with funding received from the TISS research accelerator grants last year.

TISS Research Accelerator Funding now open for applications

17 December 2024

The Tanenbaum Institute for Science in Sport (TISS) is pleased to announce its 2025 call for funding support for research project proposals. This funding from the TISS Research Accelerator Fund is intended to support new ideas and promote innovation and interdisciplinary research in sport science, sport medicine & sport analytics.

“All innovations benefit from athlete input” and other truths to come out of the inaugural TISS conference

Too much protein can be bad for your kidneys. Whey is the only way for post-exercise protein … If you’re an athlete – or someone working with athletes – looking for nutrition advice, you’ll come across many such claims. How do you determine what’s true and what’s simply a myth? If you’re Jennifer Sygo, renowned Canadian dietitian and sports nutritionist, you’ll consult the research, the kind of research conducted by Daniel Moore, associate professor at the University of Toronto with expertise in protein metabolism and sport nutrition.

TISS Conference: Mobilizing research to help athletes at all levels perform better, recover faster and play safer

Opportunities that AI unlock for high performance sport, Psychological considerations for female high-performance athletes, persistent myths and newly emerging truths about the protein needs of high-performance athletes are just some of the questions that will be discussed at the Tanenbaum Institute for Sport Science (TISS) inaugural conference this fall in Toronto.

Call for Research Catalyst Grants in sports analytics and sports data science now open for application

Tanenbaum Institute for Science in Sport (TISS) is pleased to partner with the Data Sciences Institute (DSI) at the University of Toronto to offer up to $100,000 per research proposal to multidisciplinary Collaborative Research Teams with a focus on innovative and novel sports data science and sport analytics research. Letters of Intent due July 14, 2023.

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