1. AID: 1810 - LOAD INTENSITY AND DURATION INDEPENDENTLY INFLUENCE TENDON ADAPTATION
GILMORE, N., HAYDEN, C., KOSITSKY, A., FELDSTEIN, J., BAAR, K. / UNITED STATES [Read.]

2. AID: 2245 - THE RATE OF TORQUE DEVELOPMENT INCREASES AFTER BOTH EXPLOSIVE AND SUSTAINED STRENGTH TRAINING VIA DIFFERENT MECHANISMS
SALVAGGIO, F., GROSSIO, L., BIZET, B., RAINOLDI, A., MONTE, A., BOCCIA, G. / ITALY [Read.]

3. AID: 455 - CHRONIC ELECTROMYOSTIMULATION-INDUCED MUSCLE DAMAGE TRIGGERS NEUROINFLAMMATION AND ALTERS BDNF SIGNALING AND COGNITION
WANG, Y., WIRTZ, J., CEFIS, M., CHANEY, R., MELOUX, A., QUIRIE, A., PRIGENT-TESSIER, A., GARNIER, P. / FRANCE [Read.]

4. AID: 2776 - NEUROMUSCULAR PROPERTIES DURING MAXIMAL RATE OF FORCE DEVELOPMENT IN PEOPLE WITH MULTIPLE SCLEROSIS.
SICILIANO, F., BORZUOLA, R., PARRELLA, M., SCALIA, M., BORRIELLO, G., VANNOZZI, G., MACALUSO, A. / ITALY [Read.]

5. AID: 1936 - VALIDITY OF THE ROD AND FRAME TEST AND THE ROMBERG RATIO AS METHODS TO ASSESS VISUAL DEPENDENCE IN HUMAN STANDING BALANCE
ASSLÄNDER, L., KETTERER J., MOVCHAN, A., BREUNING, M., WAGNER, P., ALBRECHT, M., GRUBER, M. / GERMANY [Read.]