Advisory Board

INSCYD’s scientific advisory board serves as a point of reference on scientific knowledge and methodology. They provide independent and objective advice on scientific matters to aid product development and scientific validation.

The scientific advisory board is composed of internationally recognized scientists in the area of human physiology and high-performance practitioners.

Meet our advisors

Prof David Pyne (AUS) is a sports physiologist at Canberra University (AUS) with +30 years of practical and research experience in sports and physical activity.

His work has focussed on both practical interventions for enhancing sports performance and physiological mechanisms that explain variations in performance, health, and fitness.

Prof Pyne has published over 300 peer-reviewed papers in exercise and sports science journals. He has extensive experience with basketball, rugby union, Australian football, and swimming.

Prof Wim Derave (BEL) is professor at the Department of Movement and Sports Sciences at Ghent University (Belgium), where he leads a research team in exercise physiology, sport nutrition and muscle metabolism

Wim Derave has authored more than 150 scientific publications. His work is specifically known for his contribution to the development of novel ergogenic nutritional supplements and for the relevance of muscle fiber type composition in sports

He performed research in different cycling and track&field disciplines.

Prof Alois Mader (GER) is a renowned sports medicine expert and exercise physiologist. He significantly contributed to lactate testing and exercise metabolism modeling in the ’70s and ’80s.

With 100+ publications, Prof Mader’s work focuses on endurance sports performance. Key achievements include developing a mathematical model of exercise metabolism, discovering the 4 mmol/l MLSS running speed value, and researching lactate at altitude.

He served as a Full Professor at German Sports University Cologne and Sports Physician for the Olympic Rowing Team.

Prof Aaron Baggish (USA) is the founder and Emeritus Director of the Cardiovascular Performance Program (CPP) at the Massachusetts General Hospital in Boston and currently chief of sports cardiology at the Centre Hospitalier Universitaire Vaudois (Lausanne, SUI).

His research interests include exercise-induced cardiac remodeling, pre- participation screening / sudden death prevention, high performance physiology, performance enhancing substance use, and exercise dose and clinical outcomes.

He has published more than 300 original peer reviewed research articles.

Prof David Pyne (AUS) is a sports physiologist at Canberra University (AUS) with +30 years of practical and research experience in sports and physical activity.

His work has focussed on both practical interventions for enhancing sports performance and physiological mechanisms that explain variations in performance, health, and fitness.

Prof Pyne has published over 300 peer-reviewed papers in exercise and sports science journals. He has extensive experience with basketball, rugby union, Australian football, and swimming.

Prof Wim Derave (BEL) is professor at the Department of Movement and Sports Sciences at Ghent University (Belgium), where he leads a research team in exercise physiology, sport nutrition and muscle metabolism.

Wim Derave has authored more than 150 scientific publications. His work is specifically known for his contribution to the development of novel ergogenic nutritional supplements and for the relevance of muscle fiber type composition in sports.

He performed research in different cycling and track&field disciplines.

Prof Alois Mader (GER) is a renowned sports medicine expert and exercise physiologist. He significantly contributed to lactate testing and exercise metabolism modeling in the ’70s and ’80s.

With 100+ publications, Prof Mader’s work focuses on endurance sports performance. Key achievements include developing a mathematical model of exercise metabolism, discovering the 4 mmol/l MLSS running speed value, and researching lactate at altitude.

He served as a Full Professor at German Sports University Cologne and Sports Physician for the Olympic Rowing Team.

Prof. / DR. Aaron Baggish (USA) is the founder and Emeritus Director of the Cardiovascular Performance Program (CPP) at the Massachusetts General Hospital in Boston and currently chief of sports cardiology at the Centre Hospitalier Universitaire Vaudois (Lausanne, SUI).

His research interests include exercise-induced cardiac remodeling, pre- participation screening / sudden death prevention, high performance physiology, performance enhancing substance use, and exercise dose and clinical outcomes.

He has published more than 300 original peer reviewed research articles.

Prof David Pyne (AUS) is a sports physiologist at Canberra University (AUS) with +30 years of practical and research experience in sports and physical activity.

His work has focussed on both practical interventions for enhancing sports performance and physiological mechanisms that explain variations in performance, health, and fitness.

Prof Pyne has published over 300 peer-reviewed papers in exercise and sports science journals. He has extensive experience with basketball, rugby union, Australian football, and swimming.

Prof Wim Derave (BEL) is professor at the Department of Movement and Sports Sciences at Ghent University (Belgium), where he leads a research team in exercise physiology, sport nutrition and muscle metabolism

Wim Derave has authored more than 150 scientific publications. His work is specifically known for his contribution to the development of novel ergogenic nutritional supplements and for the relevance of muscle fiber type composition in sports

He performed research in different cycling and track&field disciplines.

Prof Alois Mader (GER) is a renowned sports medicine expert and exercise physiologist. He significantly contributed to lactate testing and exercise metabolism modeling in the ’70s and ’80s.

With 100+ publications, Prof Mader’s work focuses on endurance sports performance. Key achievements include developing a mathematical model of exercise metabolism, discovering the 4 mmol/l MLSS running speed value, and researching lactate at altitude.

He served as a Full Professor at German Sports University Cologne and Sports Physician for the Olympic Rowing Team.

Prof Aaron Baggish (USA) is the founder and Emeritus Director of the Cardiovascular Performance Program (CPP) at the Massachusetts General Hospital in Boston and currently chief of sports cardiology at the Centre Hospitalier Universitaire Vaudois (Lausanne, SUI).

His research interests include exercise-induced cardiac remodeling, pre- participation screening / sudden death prevention, high performance physiology, performance enhancing substance use, and exercise dose and clinical outcomes.

He has published more than 300 original peer reviewed research articles.

Tim Moriau (BEL) is a master in economic sciences and is currently the technical director of Triatlon Vlaanderen.

He’s a coach of world-class endurance runners and head coach of the Runners lab athletics team.

He’s an IAAF elite coach in track and field.

Prof David Pyne (AUS) is a sports physiologist at Canberra University (AUS) with +30 years of practical and research experience in sports and physical activity.

His work has focussed on both practical interventions for enhancing sports performance and physiological mechanisms that explain variations in performance, health, and fitness.

Prof Pyne has published over 300 peer-reviewed papers in exercise and sports science journals. He has extensive experience with basketball, rugby union, Australian football, and swimming.

Prof Wim Derave (BEL) is professor at the Department of Movement and Sports Sciences at Ghent University (Belgium), where he leads a research team in exercise physiology, sport nutrition and muscle metabolism

Wim Derave has authored more than 150 scientific publications. His work is specifically known for his contribution to the development of novel ergogenic nutritional supplements and for the relevance of muscle fiber type composition in sports

He performed research in different cycling and track&field disciplines.

Prof Alois Mader (GER) is a renowned sports medicine expert and exercise physiologist. He significantly contributed to lactate testing and exercise metabolism modeling in the ’70s and ’80s.

With 100+ publications, Prof Mader’s work focuses on endurance sports performance. Key achievements include developing a mathematical model of exercise metabolism, discovering the 4 mmol/l MLSS running speed value, and researching lactate at altitude.

He served as a Full Professor at German Sports University Cologne and Sports Physician for the Olympic Rowing Team.

Prof Aaron Baggish (USA) is the founder and Emeritus Director of the Cardiovascular Performance Program (CPP) at the Massachusetts General Hospital in Boston and currently chief of sports cardiology at the Centre Hospitalier Universitaire Vaudois (Lausanne, SUI).

His research interests include exercise-induced cardiac remodeling, pre- participation screening / sudden death prevention, high performance physiology, performance enhancing substance use, and exercise dose and clinical outcomes.

He has published more than 300 original peer reviewed research articles.

Tim Moriau (BEL) is a master in economic sciences and is currently the technical director of Triatlon Vlaanderen.

He’s a coach of world-class endurance runners and head coach of the Runners lab athletics team.

He’s an IAAF elite coach in track and field.

Contribute to the Advancement of Sports Science Research

If you have research questions or are an intern looking to contribute to scientific projects, or are a sports/physiologist professor or scientist interested in joining our collaborative network, please fill in the form.

Additionally, if you have inquiries related to the development of products, protocols, or services tailored to specific sports or have a unique demand, don’t hesitate to contact us.

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