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TopicWho offers (person and email)Which departmentSpecific comments (e.g., timeline, obligations, project background)Who applies 1Who applies 2
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Home advantage through spectator influenceEdda (edda.vanmeurs@uni-muenster.de)Sport Psychologystart as soon as possible. Will be part of my PhD and thesis and give you the opportunity to get first-hand experience in publishing & finishing a doctoral thesis. Suggestions for research questions here
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Barriers and Facilitators to the Adoption of Athlete Monitoring: A Scoping ReviewRoss Julian & Matthias Hendricks
(ross.julian@uni-muenster.de)		Neuromotor Behavior and ExerciseStart as soon as possible. Noga Geller
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Efficacy of physical activity interventions to alleviate mental fatigue Stephanie Fröhlich, stephanie.froehlich@uni-muenster.deNeuromotor Behavior and ExerciseStart as soon as possible. Interested students have the opportunity to join an empirical study about this topic after completing their review (planned start April 2026). AsifAbbas
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Acute effects of smartphone use on cognitive performance/mental fatigueStephanie Fröhlich, stephanie.froehlich@uni-muenster.deNeuromotor Behavior and ExerciseStart as soon as possible. If students are interested the outcomes of interest can include neurophysiological outcomes (EEG, fNIRS, MRI). Interested students have the opportunity to join an empirical study about this topic after completing their review (planned start April 2026). humnaunzila
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Joint action in Humans: a systematic reviewJessica Coenen & Piesie Asuako
(jcoenen@uni-muenster.de)		Neuromotor Behavior and ExerciseStart as soon as possible. Interested students will contribute to a running systematic review with the aim to provide a comprehensive summary of the existing joint action research in humans.
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Social Dynamics in SportsEdda van Meurs (edda.vanmeurs@uni-muenster.de)Sport PsychologyStart as soon as possible. Focused primarily on interpersonal relationships between athletes and spectators and how they together influence performance. For some inspiration, see questions here. Will be part of my PhD and thesis and give you the opportunity to publish.
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The effect of attentional focus on gait in older adults.Julian Rudisch Julian.rudisch@uni-muenster.deNeuromotor Behaviour and Exercise
Start as soon as possible. Interested students can also join an empirical study on this topic that is currently running.
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Perturbation-based gait training in older adultsJulian Rudisch Julian.rudisch@uni-muenster.deNeuromotor Behaviour and ExerciseStart as soon as possible
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The use of systems theory in sport psychology researchValeria Eckardt
v.eckardt@uni-muenster.de		Sport PsychologyStart as soon as possible.
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Family-based interventions to increase physical activity in (minoritized) childrenValeria Eckardt
v.eckardt@uni-muenster.de		Sport PsychologyStart as soon as possible.
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Differences in diving technique between female and male soccer goalkeepersLena Kloock
(lkloock@uni-muenster.de)		Movement science There is no fixed timeline as this is not part of any current project or thesis.
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Neurofeedback training in stroke recoveryMyriam de Graaf
(mdegraaf@uni-muenster.de)		Movement science AshThea
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Psychomotor intervention programs for children with ADHDTabea Christ & Christiane Bohn (tabea.christ@uni-muenster.de)Movement science No fixed timeline.
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Social competence as predictor of physical activity engagement in children and adolescents
Hannah Hüttemann
(hannah.huettemann@uni-muenster.de
Sport PsychologyStart as soon as possible
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Exercise as fascilitator of clinical treatment outcomes Nils Pixa, Matthias Hendricks
matthias.hendricks@uni-muenster.de		Neuromotor Behaviour and ExerciseStart asap
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Return to sports following ACL injuriesEric Eils, eils@uni-muenster.deNeuromotor Behaviour and ExerciseNo fixed timeline.
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Return to sports following total hip replacementEric Eils, eils@uni-muenster.deNeuromotor Behaviour and ExerciseNo fixed timeline.
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Assessing intrinsic motivation in team sportsEric Eils, eils@uni-muenster.deNeuromotor Behaviour and ExerciseStart asap
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The effects of practice variabiltiy on motor learning in clinical populations (stroke, CP, Parkinson's)
Julian Rudisch Julian.rudisch@uni-muenster.de
Neuromotor Behavior and Exercise
Scoping Review, Start ASAP
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