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In this series, academics give a brief presentation of their Olympic-related research project and its main outcomes. The reason for offering this platform is to promote the dissemination of academic research results to a more general public.

		Developing an inventory to improve evidence-based planning and monitoring of social legacies - September 2021 Research team: Millicent Kennelly, Kristine Toohey (Griffith University, Australia), Alana Thomson (Federation University, Australia) Presenter: Millicent Kennelly Research funded by the IOC Olympic Studies Centre in the framework of the Advanced Olympic Research Grant Programme 2019-2020 edition Report available here
		How should athetes be supported before, during and after athletic retirement? - September 2021 Research team: Paul Wylleman, Sofie Smismans, Simon Defruyt, Jolan Kegelaers, Koen De Brandt, Suzan Blijlevens (Vrije Universiteit Brussel, Belgium) Presenter: Sofie Smismans Research funded by the IOC Olympic Studies Centre in the framework of the Advanced Olympic Research Grant Programme 2019-2020 edition Report available here
		ESports athletes' needs for their holistic wellbeing - September 2021 Research team: Hee Jung Hong, Guy Wilkinson (University of Stirling, Great Britain) Presenter: Hee Jung Hong, Guy Wilkinson Research complementing the original project on the "Analysis of organisational support for eSports players' mental health, physical activity" funded by the IOC Olympic Studies Centre in the framework of the Advanced Olympic Research Grant Programme 2019-2020 edition Report available here
		Analysis of organisational support for eSports players' mental health, physical activity - September 2021 Research team: Hee Jung Hong, Guy Wilkinson (University of Stirling, Great Britain) Presenter: Hee Jung Hong, Guy Wilkinson Research funded by the IOC Olympic Studies Centre in the framework of the Advanced Olympic Research Grant Programme 2019-2020 edition Report available here