The science of human performance, connected.
The Emory Human Performance Institute unites research centers, labs, clinics and partners to translate the science of peak performance into real-world training, care and injury prevention.
Sports Performance And Research CenterSPARC
Emory Sports Medicine ComplexHawks
Orthopaedic Biomotion LabBiomotion Lab
Georgia Tech Performance LabGT Lab
U.S. Soccer National Training CenterU.S. Soccer
Center for Occupational Blast Research and AssessmentCOBRA
Joseph Maxwell Cleland Atlanta VA Medical CenterAtlanta VA
Wu Tsai Human Performance AllianceWu TsaiResearch centerSports Performance And Research CenterBiomechanics, VR biofeedback and sensorimotor science inside an NFL training facility.
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01PurposeWhy we exist and what we study.→02NetworkCenters, labs and partners across Georgia and the nation.→03PeopleThe scientists, clinicians and staff behind the work.→04PublicationsPeer-reviewed research from across the network.→05FundingThe sponsors and partners who support our research.→06NewsAnnouncements, milestones and awards.→
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EHPI joins the Wu Tsai Human Performance Alliance Innovation Hub network
Expanding efforts to translate the science of peak performance into athlete training, care and injury prevention.
Cambria Brown wins Best Research Award at the Emory Sports Medicine Symposium
Recognized for “White Matter Integrity and Cognitive Performance Outcomes Across a Season of High School Football” — a poster with Taylor Zuleger, Shayla Warren, Andrew Hagen, Lila Haspel, Liamith Joganpalli and Jed Diekfuss.
Georgia Tech Performance Lab launches with Football and Softball
About 130 student-athletes have completed biomechanical and jump testing, and return-to-sport assessments are under way for athletes recovering from ACL reconstruction.