Role
Associate Professor of Methods and Techniques of Motor and Sports Activities, President of the Sports Sciences Teaching Area, and Rector's Delegate for Sport at the University of L'Aquila.
Bio
In 1984, he obtained the Higher Diploma in Physical Education Teaching at the Higher Institute of Physical Education (ISEF) in L'Aquila, in 1993, he obtained a Degree in Motor Sciences with a specialization in "Sciences and techniques of physical and sports activities ", at the Faculty of Sports Science (UFR-STAPS) of the Claude Bernard University of Lyon, France; in 1999, he specialized in "Evaluation of the Athlete's Physical Capacity" at the Higher Institute of Physical Education in Rome. Since 1986, he has taught in the lower and upper secondary schools, obtaining qualifications in all sectors, including primary schools. At the same time, he was a contract teacher from 1985 to 1999 at the ISEF in L'Aquila, and subsequently, after having collaborated in the transformation of the ISEF into the Faculty of Motor Sciences (1999/2000), In March 2005, after winning a competitive exam, she left school teaching and joined the University of L'Aquila as a Researcher. She is currently an Associate Professor in the Sports Sciences degree programs at the Department of Applied Clinical Sciences and Biotechnology (DISCAB). She is involved in numerous research activities, which she has always carried out even during her years as a contract professor, and she promotes innovative projects for Sports and Sports Sciences. She is a professor on the Doctoral School Board and in the Specialization Schools. She has participated in numerous international conferences and congresses as an invited speaker .
Maria Giulia Vinciguerra's research focuses on physical activity and sports related to morpho-functional changes in the human body, the assessment of problems related to the osteo-musculo-ligamentous system and postural issues, and screening for spinal deformities in middle school students.