Emerging practice: cutting edge approaches to Sport and Exercise Sciences
BASES 30th Anniversary
We have an exciting year ahead with several celebrations planned to help mark this 30-year milestone
- Two-day sport and exercise science programme packed with world-leading insight and expertise
- Comprehensive programme for 2023 with 18 plenary sessions including keynotes, lectures, workshops and symposia
- Over 60 Oral sessions
- Hear from world-leading researchers and practitioners
- Five BASES CPD credits per day
- Awards available to reward outstanding research and practice
- Opportunity to network, make notes and view the programme through the conference app
Dr Ian Taylor
(Chair of the BASES Conference Planning Group)
"We
aim to provide two days of world-leading content across sport and exercise
sciences. Whether you wish to present your own research or listen to others, I
hope you will join us for what promises to be an outstanding event."
Pre-Conference Workshops
On 15 November 2023, BASES will be running several
pre-conference satellite events at Coventry University. Places are
limited. To read about these pre-conference events and to register, please see here.
Public Lecture
The BASES Outreach Project Team, which aims to
increase public engagement and awareness of BASES, has planned a public talk,
open to any interested parties, which will take place from 5:15 pm to 6 pm on
Thursday 16 November 2023 during the BASES 2023 Conference at the CBS
Arena, Coventry. This free, public session, entitled Exercise Training
and the Menstrual Cycle: What’s a Girl to do? will be presented by Dr
Emma O’Donnell. To register for this public talk, please see here.