Tear’s partners: Salvord University and the Academic Department for Military Rehabilitation

Supervisors:

• Academic: Professor Paul Al -Raha (Leadership), Dr. Christopher Brama, Dr. Nicholas Ribli
• Industrial: Dr. Peter Ladlo

Finance package:

• A waiver of full tuition fees
• A salary of 20780 pounds annually (3.5 years)
• All seats and consumables are covered

Key dates:

• The deadline for submitting the application: October 31, 2025, 17:00
• Interviews: November 19, 2025, Salvord University
• Registration: January 2026

Description of the project

This doctorate complements two projects underway with funding from the Academic Administration for Military Rehabilitation and Salvord University, with a focus on enlightened rehabilitation of muscle and bone injuries in military personnel.

Power panels are widely used for multi -hinger assessments, with uniform methods such as equal medium clouds and anti -jumping. However, there are no uniform evaluation protocols for the individual joint, and no comparisons were made directly for various methods of proving validity or reliability or the effect of the joint corners and wandering the strengths data.

Currently, the criteria for returning to sport or drawings emphasize peak power measures. However, many injuries occur in the contexts that require the production of rapid strength as well as extreme, which makes the rate of strength development rate it is very important. This research will deal with this gap by improving evaluation protocols and applying results to rehabilitation, and perhaps through gastroenteritis.

The project will:

• Create a strong test protocols for a fifth bending, bending the knee, rituals, and hip ribs.
• Explore the connections between the characteristics of the time of one force and the rehabilitation of the late stage (LSR) or military fitness tests, determining the potential repetition.
• Carry out an intervention study comparing adaptation to various exercise stimuli, and aims to produce maximum and rapid strength.

The results will reach rehabilitation practices at the DMRC and military regiments in the UK, ensuring new knowledge of the exercise of rehabilitation coaches and natural treatments.

Goals and goals

• Determining the most appropriate methods for assessing the production of maximum and rapid strength of low muscle groups.
• Examine links between one assessments and the tests used to review soldiers air conditioning, fitness test, and military LSR.
• Compare training methodologies for healthy individuals to determine the most effective approach to enhancing strength production, with direct repercussions on rehabilitation.

Candidate requirements

necessary:

• Bachelor’s degree (Minimum 2: 1) in physical therapy, mathematical sciences, or relevant field
• The full driving license in the UK will be asked to travel to different locations all over the course on a regular basis.

desirable:

• MSC in the relevant field
• Experience with strengths and/or stress measures
• Experience in systematic reviews, experimental research and the use of statistical analysis programs
• A certificate approved in sports science and/or strength and air conditioning

Civil financing

• Only available for students with The position of stability in the United KingdomAccording to EPSRC (see: see: I hate EPSRC guidance))
• Citizen applicants in the UK must be able to meet security requirements to reach military institutions

The application process

Applicants must submit:

• the biography
• Statement of the supportive interest
• A research suggestion of 5 pages (introduction, brief literature review, proposed studies, with the exception of references)

surrender: Email to m.watts@salford.ac.uk

Inquiries: Contact Professor Paul Ra’a in p.comfort@salford.ac.uk

Note: A successful candidate will also need to complete the official application of Salvord University: Apply for research studies.