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Universidade Estadual de Campinas (UNICAMP). Faculdade de Ciências Aplicadas (FCA) (Institutional affiliation from the last research proposal) Birthplace: Brazil
Fúlvia is Bachelor's degree in Physical Education from the São Paulo State University Júlio de Mesquita Filho - UNESP/Rio Claro (2001), Master's and PhD in Motor Sciences from the São Paulo State University Júlio de Mesquita Filho - UNESP/Rio Claro (2004 and 2007, respectively). She is a Full Professor (MS. 6) at the University of Campinas - UNICAMP, assigned to the School of Applied Sciences - FCA (Sports Sciences Course) and professor in the Postgraduate Programs in Nutrition and Sports Sciences and Metabolism - FCA and Postgraduate Program in Physical Education - FEF (advisor at master's and doctoral levels in both courses). She is the coordinator of Research area of the School of Applied Sciences - UNICAMP (2014-2015 and 2025-currently) and haed of the Laboratory of Physiology Applied to Sports - LAFAE - UNICAMP. She completed her postdoctoral studies abroad at the Genetics Laboratory of the Department of Genetics and Medical Genetics - University of Wisconsin - Madison - USA (2015-2016), with funding from FAPESP. She is the leader of the research group Physiology Applied to Sports, registered in the CNPq directory and member of the interinstitutional group Hypoxia, Sports and Health Team - HSHT. She worked as a visiting professor at the Universitá di Bologna - Unibo - Italy, with funding from the Institute of Advanced Study - ISA at Unibo. She is the leader of the research group Physiology Applied to Sports, registered in the CNPq directory, a member of the international and Interinstitutional Group Hypoxia, Sports and Health Team - HSHT. In 2023, she received the Zeferino Vaz Academic Recognition Award - UNICAMP for outstanding performance in Teaching, Research and Extension.She has experience in the areas of Physical Education and Sports, with an emphasis on exercise physiology, physical assessment and physical-sports training. Her main areas of expertise are: aerobic and anaerobic assessments applied to humans and experimental models, use of wearable technologies to measure physiological responses during exercise and computational and integrated analyses to investigate the different acute and chronical physical effects of physical exercise. (Source: Lattes Curriculum)
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The physiological adaptations resulting from exposure to altitude have always aroused the interest of researchers, with investigations in real or simulated conditions of hypoxia observed since the 19th century. Currently, physical training at altitude has stood out in the field of physical and sports performance. In this regard, there are different models involving hypoxia, from those cha…
High-performance athletes are well trained, carrying the adaptations of many years of sports practice. In this case, there is great difficulty in implementing the aerobic and anaerobic capacity and power of these individuals. On the other hand, minimal changes in these parameters can be the key to success, resulting in triumph in the final sporting events. Altitude training (TAlt), also c…
Many strategies have been conducted to increase sports performance. In this context, muscle pre-activation (PA) also named "post-activation potentiation (PAP)" is characterized by previous muscle contraction to be applied in a specific exercise stimulating muscle contraction capacity to improve performance in subsequent efforts. Physical training to inspiratory muscle (IM) has been sugges…
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The warm-up prior to main efforts, or pre-activation, is often used in the physical sports field. Among the strategies that can be included in this context, the inspiratory muscles pre-activation (IMPA) has received wide attention in the literature. In swimming, the use of IMPA has been proposed, as these muscle groups are heavily relied upon to sustain physical effort in the aquatic envi…
High and short intensity efforts are characteristically required by soccer players. Among the possibilities pointed out as the "key to success" in soccer are the technical-tactical strategies adopted by winning teams, the athletes' technical in the development of specific tasks and the physiological aspects that support the high energy demand required in the matches. In this way, in addit…
This research project aims to characterize and predict playing styles and key events of Brazilian and Dutch soccer by capturing successful elements of game play of both countries and by combining the expertise of data science, computer science and sport science. In this context, this research will propose techniques and methods for analyzing data related to the physical and tactical perfo…
Soccer is a sport modality characterized by intermittent efforts that requires high energy demand as well as physical strength, velocity and consequently power. Additionally, physiological variables such as heart rate, oximetry and blood lactate concentration obtained by specific physical evaluations and soccer matches show relationship with athletes´performance. As a strategy to further …
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The caloric restriction diet (CR) seems to be an effective strategy to improve mitochondrial function and thereby reduce the physiological declines associated to the aging process in organisms. However, the beneficial effects of CR are dependent of sirtuin 3 (SIRT3), a deacetylase protein present in the intramitochondrial membrane. Among the aspects that reduce with aging and impair the q…
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