★Notice: 71st ARIHHP Human High Performance Seminar is scheduled on 2023-5-19
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★Short movie on Professor Soya’s research released by National University Joint Usage / Research Center Consortium
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★Assistant Professor Fujii, Assistant Professor Matsui, Professor Nishiyasu et al. investigated stress markers in curling players in the cold
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★Assistant Professor Fujii, Professor Nishiyasu et al. elucidated that dietary nitrate supplementation increases nitrate and nitrite concentrations in human skin interstitial fluid
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★ARIHHP homepage renewal
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【Press Release】Professor Takeda et al. investigated sleep quality in elite judo athletes
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★Research of Prof. SOYA et al. was featured in the Asahi Shogakusei Shimbun (the Asahi Student Newspaper) (4/4 in serial)
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★Research of Prof. SOYA et al. was featured in the Asahi Shogakusei Shimbun (the Asahi Student Newspaper) (3/4 in serial)
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★Research of Prof. SOYA et al. was featured in the Asahi Shogakusei Shimbun (the Asahi Student Newspaper) (2/4 in serial)
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★Research of Prof. SOYA et al. was featured in the Asahi Shogakusei Shimbun (the Asahi Student Newspaper) (1/4 in serial)
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★Notice: ARIHHP Human High Performance Forum is scheduled on 2023-2-19
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【Press Release】Associate professor Nakata et al. investigated effectiveness and components of web-based interventions on weight changes in adults who were overweight and obese
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★Professor Soya speaks in University of Tsukuna Open Innnovation Symposium
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★Notice: 69th ARIHHP Human High Performance Seminar is scheduled on 2023-1-25
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【Press Release】Professor Nishiyasu, Dr. Fujii, Dr. Fujimoto and others revealed the mechanism by which hyperventilation attenuates local skin thermal sensation.
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【Press Release】Associate professor Nakata et al. investigated factors associated with the prevalence and severity of menstrual-related symptoms
