All of our staff are committed to public engagement and the translation of their work to a range of diverse populations. This work allows us to demonstrate the positive impact that sport and exercise sciences can have on our communities (i.e., local, national and international).
Face to Face with Sports Science is the award-winning public engagement interface.
Find out more about Face to Face and how we can work with you on your public engagement projects.
The Exchange provides organisations with research and consultancy in applied physical activity, exercise and health. We conduct world-leading research in sedentary behaviour and physical activity with people of all ages. We can design, implement, deliver, monitor and evaluate laboratory- and community- based projects. We offer consultancy in the planning and evaluation of policy, practice and behaviour change interventions. Our research and consultancy work is based on public health evaluation frameworks.
To find out how we can work with you please contact Dr Zoe Knowles:
Email: Z.R.Knowles@ljmu.ac.uk
Or call: +44 (0)151 231 4106
The Football Exchange and its members work extensively across three main areas: consultancy, education, and research. It has conducted multi-disciplinary work with many of the top organisations in football and can provide bespoke solutions for you and your organisation.
World Congress of Science and Football (WCSF) and World Congress on Science and Soccer (WCSS)
These conferences aim to provide a global scientific forum dedicated to advancing the development and application of science across all football codes.
The International Steering Committee on Science and Football oversees the congresses, ensuring its continuity and commitment to fostering innovation in performance, health, and education within the football community.
The congress themes are dynamic with the ever-evolving football landscape. The congress covers research from core disciplines, such as biomechanics, physiology, psychology, and sports medicine. It also covers research from applied themes, such as coaching, data science, match analysis, motor behaviour, performance profiling, recovery strategies, sports medicine, and training.
Find out more information about the history of the conference and bidding process.
