* All times are based on Canada/Eastern EST.

  • 10:30

    Canada/Eastern

    10:30 - 19:00 EST
    Convention Level Foyer
      Registration

    Registration

    11:30

    Canada/Eastern

    11:30 - 15:30 EST
    Montreal 1-5
    Virtual
      Symposium
      Virtual

    SASSI - McGill Sports Science Symposium - Bridging Theory and Practice: Advancing Excellence in Elite Sports Through Research and Innovation

    The overarching goal of this symposium is to advance knowledge on how to plan, conduct, disseminate, and implement applied sports science research that is both impactful and meaningful for athletes and coaches. Click HERE for the Symposium Schedule. Chairs: Drs. Julie Côté & Dennis Jensen, McGill University Presenters: The Future of Sport in Canada Commission: The Work Begins - Andrew Pipe, C.M., M.D., LL.D. (Hon), D.Sc. (Hon) FRCSPS(Hon) From Research to Reality: The Art and Science of Promoting Excellence in Elite Sports - Jamie Burr, PhD The Coach's Role in Sports Science - Savannah King, MSc, OLY The Future of Endurance Science - Alex Hutchinson Meeting them on their turf! - Training and Competition Field-Based Research Considerations in Elite Athletes - Trent Stellingwerff, PhD, CSEP-CEP, FACSM Two decades, one goal: how France and Quebec implement sports science to boost performance - François Bieuzen, PhD Bringing together sport science, physical preparation, and mental health to perform at the highest level - Karolina Wisniewska

    16:00

    Canada/Eastern

    16:00 - 16:20 EST
    Montreal 1-5
    Virtual
      Special Session
      Virtual

    Opening Ceremony

    16:20

    Canada/Eastern

    16:20 - 17:50 EST
    Montreal 1-5
    Virtual
      Abstract Presentations
      Special Session
      Virtual

    Graduate Student Oral Awards

    17:50

    Canada/Eastern

    17:50 - 18:35 EST
    Montreal 1-5
    Virtual
      Keynote
      Virtual

    Young Investigator Award - Studying Skeletal Muscle Protein Turnover: A People First Approach

    This presentation will examine past, present, and future developments in the study of skeletal muscle protein turnover in humans. Emphasis will be placed on the critical role of teamwork and collaboration, not only in conducting human trials but also in fostering professional growth. Finally, the challenges of establishing a laboratory as an early career researcher will be explored, with the aim of providing valuable insight for those who will one day navigate this pivotal career stage.

    18:35

    Canada/Eastern

    18:35 - 20:30 EST
    St-Laurent 2-4
      Social Events

    Opening Reception

    Pre-registration required

    19:00

    Canada/Eastern

    19:00 - 20:30 EST
    St-Laurent 1
      Abstract Presentations
      Special Session

    Graduate Student Poster Awards - Poster Session