My research focuses on sports injury epidemiology and prevention, with particular emphasis on elite and high-performance athletes. I am especially interested in prospective injury surveillance, injury mechanisms, and sport-specific risk factors across various competitive settings. Another key area of my work involves return-to-sport decision-making, including functional recovery, pain, and performance-related outcomes following injury. In addition, my research explores autonomic nervous system regulation, particularly heart rate variability (HRV), as a marker of training load, recovery status, and injury risk. I am also interested in the psychological and physiological aspects of athlete health, including pain perception, rapid weight loss practices, and their implications for performance and well-being. Through an interdisciplinary and clinically oriented approach, my goal is to contribute evidence that informs injury prevention strategies, optimizes rehabilitation processes, and supports safe and effective return to sport.