Dr John O. Osborne

PhD (2019)

Background:

John Osborne completed a PhD in Exercise Science at the Queensland University of Technology (QUT), in Brisbane, Australia. Research areas of interest include environmental and exercise physiology, inflammation, neuromuscular performance, fatigue and sports supplementation.

Conferences Proceedings:

• 2019       Sports Medicine Australia (IHBI) Conference. Sunshine Coast, Australia (oral presentation).
• 2018       Institute of Health and Biomedical Innovation (IHBI) Conference. Brisbane, Australia (poster).
• 2018       Exercise and Sports Science Australia (ESSA) National Conference. Brisbane, Australia (poster).
• 2017       International Conference On Environmental Ergonomics (ICEE). Kobe, Japan (oral presentation).
• 2017       Institute of Health and Biomedical Innovation (IHBI) Conference. Brisbane, Australia (oral presentation).
• 2013       2013 UQ HMS Postgraduate Conference. Stradbroke Island, Australia (oral presentation).

Publications:

• Osborne, J., Stewart, I., Beagley, K., & Minett, G. The effect of cycling in the heat on gastrointestinal-induced damage and neuromuscular fatigue. (2019). European Journal of Applied Physiology,119(8), 1829:1840.
• Skinner, T.L., Desbrow, B., Arapova, J., Schaumberg, M.A., Osborne, J., Grant, G.D., Anoopkumar-Dukie,  S., & Leveritt, M.D. (2019). Women experience the same ergogenic response to caffeine as men. Medicine & Science in Sports & Exercise, 51(6), 1195-1202.
• Osborne, J., Stewart, I., Beagley, K., Borg, D., & Minett, G. (2019). Glutamine supplementation does not improve 20 km cycling performance in the heat. European Journal of Applied Physiology (IN PRESS).
• Borg, D., Osborne, J., Stewart, I., Costello., J, Sims, J. & Minett, G. (2018). The reproducibility of 10 and 20 km time trial cycling performance in recreational cyclists, runners and team sport athletes. Journal of Science and Medicine in Sport, 21(8), 858-63.
• Borg D., Stewart, I., Osborne, J., Drovandi C., Costello, J., Stanley, J. & Minett, G. (2019). Daily cold-water recovery may impair training load tolerance during repeated heat stress. International Journal of Sports Physiology and Performance (IN PRESS).

Sessional Academic:

• Unit co-ordinator
  • Exercise Physiology 1 (XNB273)
• Lecturer
  • Exercise Physiology 1 (XNB273);
  • Evidence-Based Practice in Exercise Science (XNH279);
  • Biomechanics 1 (XNB272).
• Tutor
  • Exercise Physiology 1 (XNB273);
  • Biomechanics 1 & 2 (XNB272 & XNB372);
  • Exercise Prescription (XNB382);
  • Foundational Practice in Exercise Science (XNB173).

Projects (Chief investigator)

• Gastrointestinal damage and central fatigue during exercise in the heat

Projects

• The influence of perception on exercise regulation in the heat