Juan Murias

AI meets exercise science. A new @SportsMedicineJ study by @MuriasLab and colleagues including @felipe_mattioni and @DanielKeir1, introduces Oxynet, an AI tool for identifying CPET thresholds with expert-comparable accuracy. 🌐 exercisethresholds.com 📄 rdcu.be/e6YkW

@felipe_mattioni @SportsMedicineJ What a pleasure working with you, @DanielKeir1 and the rest of the team on this amazing AI tool for automated thresholds detection. Let's see how people receive it now!

Bringing AI to CPET analysis 🫁🤖 Our latest paper in @SportsMedicineJ introduces Oxynet - a deep learning model fine-tuned to ramp incremental protocols designed to support the detection of ventilatory thresholds. 📰 Paper: rdcu.be/e6YkW

I am thrilled to share that this is also my FIRST paper as co-senior author, alongside @MuriasLab 🎉 Huge thanks to the amazing team that made this happen @DanielKeir1, @andrea_zignoli, Danilo Iannetta, and @MuriasLab

Better journal link for full text (thanks @MuriasLab )- rdcu.be/eNKrI

New article: Validation of Fatmaxxer DFA a1 and HRV thresholds. Thanks to co-authors @MuriasLab and @FleitasPaniagua and of course @IanDPeake for writing this outstanding app. Post with full text - tinyurl.com/24rj5dmf Journal link - tinyurl.com/336jh6ez

Our New Insights into the Influence of Tissue Desaturation on Skeletal Muscle Reactive Hyperemia: Implications for Sex-Related Differences is online @MuriasLab @LetiziaRasica journals.lww.com/acsm-msse/abst…

¡Nuevo artículo publicado! 🧠🚴 Estudiamos cómo se activan y oxigenan los músculos estabilizadores y generadores de potencia durante un test incremental en ciclismo. 📖 50 accesos gratuitos aquí 👉 tandfonline.com/eprint/SXNZNJH… #SportsScience #Cycling #EMG #Research

Another nice collaboration with @MuriasLab Sex-differences in vascular adaptations to exercise training within different intensity domains | American Journal of Physiology-Heart and Circulatory Physiology | American Physiological Society journals.physiology.org/doi/abs/10.115…

New Article - HRVTs with hypoxia Many thanks to @MuriasLab and coauthors post-tinyurl.com/mrydhh7c article-tinyurl.com/mr2ksap2

#openaccess Research Article by @a_zagatto et al. (@MuriasLab @Rodrigoarj93 @Unesp_Global @ucalgary) Is the time to task failure during severe-intensity exercise associated with muscle, blood, and respiratory changes? 🔓ow.ly/STYF50VeTXj

@Robin_Faricier’s latest showing that: 1) GET, RCP & the SRS protocol can be used to prescribe domain specific exercise in those with CAD; 2) constant exercise in MOD, HVY, & SEV conform to physiological & performance based expectations. @MuriasLab pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/39999365/

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New article - Fractal correlation properties of heart rate variability and respiratory frequency as measures of endurance exercise durability Post - tinyurl.com/2d3u86mn Article - tinyurl.com/2979ythe Many thanks to @MuriasLab and team!

New 📄 by @DanielKeir1 in @CJCJournals: ‘Problems using the cardiopulmonary exercise test in cardiac rehabilitation: it is time to retire outdated protocols and replace them with better ones’ #westernuKin 🔒 doi.org/10.1016/j.cjca…

@chris_esh @kinesiologui @HBKU For those who don't know Gui in person, he's the good looking guy in that picture 😉.

Excellent talk from and chat with @kinesiologui this afternoon @HBKU

@GregoireMillet1 Indeed^2 😉. I 100% agree with that. In fact, it's funny how some simple stories that don't challenge much fly through the publication system, and some much better (but "disruptive") ones are far tougher to publish. Anyway, we won't fix anything on X, but still fun to interact 😀

@MuriasLab Indeed. But it is easier and often more rewarded in Academia to take NO risks and to reproduce ever and ever the same protocols .. for similar findings🤨 In my view, a major limitation of the current scientific world !

Agreed. The key question we (scientists) have to ask ourselves: Did my research change something in my field ? Significantly ? How disruptive is-it ?

@GregoireMillet1 I feel that this need for disruption brings people to risky places. Same with the "utility" of research. Who can say that something will be useful or disruptive? Anyway, you're right, both things can and need to coexist, and everyone has to find a place in this ecosystem. Cheers!

@MuriasLab Interesting comment.. but who said that strong environment or first-class support staff are not needed? Does "chaos" in science mean "change in paradigm"? At our tiny "sport sciences" level, are replicating the Kuhn-Popper debate?