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Taheri Morteza

Also known as: Morteza Taheri

Ministry of Science, Research and Technology, University of Tehran, Imam Khomeini International University

Research areas: Medicine · Public Health, Environmental and Occupational Health · Physical Activity and Health · Sports Performance and Training · Balance, Gait, and Falls Prevention

ORCID iD 0000-0001-8031-3792

About

Morteza Taheri is a Full Professor at the University of Tehran, Department of Motor Behavior. His extensive research portfolio focuses on the intersection of physical activity, technology, and health outcomes, with specific emphasis on the lifestyle of athletes during the COVID-19 pandemic and the impacts of physical activity on cognitive decline in elderly populations. His investigations into how exercise regimes can be optimized to enhance cognitive abilities and overall health in elderly groups have been published in over 100 high-impact journals.

Professor Taheri's academic journey includes significant tenures at Imam Khomeini International University in Qazvin, Iran, where he served as Deputy of Research and later as Dean. His scholarly contributions extend beyond academia into the realms of journal editorship, where he plays a pivotal role in steering the editorial direction of several national and international journals focused on sports science and public health.

Recognized as a Distinguished Researcher at his university, Professor Taheri's scholarly excellence was further acknowledged in 2017 when he was named one of the top 1% reviewers on Publons. His commitment to advancing the field of sports science is evident in his ongoing efforts to foster international collaborations that explore the nuanced relationships between lifestyle, health, and physical activity.

As a scientific advisor and a leading figure in sports science research, Professor Taheri is dedicated to shaping the global discourse on health management and athletic training, particularly through the integration of innovative technologies in exercise interventions. His work not only enhances academic structures within sports science but also contributes significantly to improving practical health outcomes across diverse populations.

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