Heart & brain interactions as a new approach to understanding the relationship between exercise and mood.
2021/43/D/HS6/02959
Keywords
Descriptors
- HS6_005: Psychologia ewolucyjna i porównawcza, genetyka zachowania, psychofizjologia, neuropsychologia
Panel
HS6 – Human nature and human society: psychology, pedagogy/education studies, sociology
Host institution
Uniwersytet Jagielloński, Wydział Filozoficzny
Voivodeship: małopolskie
Principal investigator (from the host institution)
Number of co-investigators in the project: 4
Call
SONATA 17 – announced on 2021-09-15
- Amount awarded
- 1 186 989 PLN
- Project start date
- 2022-09-16
- Project end date
- 2027-03-15
- Project duration
- 54 months (the same as in the proposal)
- Project status
- Pending project
Project description
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Information in the final report
Publication in academic press/journals (4)
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Cognitive benefits of higher cardiorespiratory fitness in preadolescent children are associated with increased connectivity within the cingulo‑opercular network
- Authors:
- TS Ligeza, LB Raine, MB Pontifex, M Wyczesany, AF Kramer & CH Hillman
- Academic press:
- Scientific Reports (year: 2024, volume: 14, pages: 21193), Publisher: Springer Nature
- Status:
- Published
- DOI:
- 10.1038/s41598-024-72074-y – link to the publication
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Cardiovascular Exercise Improves Inhibitory Control in Sedentary Young Adults: A 12-wk Randomized Controlled Trial
- Authors:
- M Remiszewski, G Rajtar, Z Komarek, T Pałka, M Maciejczyk, TS Ligeza
- Academic press:
- Medicine & Science in Sports & Exercise (year: 2025, volume: 57(1), pages: 2157-2172), Publisher: Wolters Kluwer
- Status:
- Published
- DOI:
- 10.1249/MSS.0000000000003751 – link to the publication
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Acute aerobic exercise benefits allocation of neural resources related to selective attention
- Authors:
- TS Ligeza, MJ Vens, T Bluemer & M Junghofer
- Academic press:
- Scientific Reports (year: 2023, volume: 13, pages: online), Publisher: Springer Nature
- Status:
- Published
- DOI:
- 10.1038/s41598-023-35534-5 – link to the publication
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Long-term aerobic exercise enhances interoception and reduces symptoms of depression and anxiety in physically inactive young adults: A randomized controlled trial
- Authors:
- M Remiszewski, G Rajtar, Z Komarek, T Pałka, M Maciejczyk, TS Ligeza
- Academic press:
- Psychology of Sport and Exercise (year: 2025, volume: 81, pages: 102939), Publisher: Elsevier
- Status:
- Published
- DOI:
- 10.1016/j.psychsport.2025.102939 – link to the publication