Research
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Latest papers
Post carbon removal nitrifying MBBR operation at high loading and exposure to starvation conditions.
Bioresource technology · 2017 · first author
Rapid start-up of nitrifying MBBRs at low temperatures: nitrification, biofilm response and microbiome analysis.
Bioprocess and biosystems engineering · 2017 · first author
Low temperature MBBR nitrification: Microbiome analysis.
Water research · 2017 · first author
Latest funding
- $80,537
Establishing a Quality Masters Sport Participation Framework
SSHRC · 2025 · Co-investigator
- $64,016
Towards a Curriculum Supporting Applied Consulting for Athletes' Self-regulated Sport Practice
SSHRC · 2025 · Principal investigator
- $31,280
The impact of technology on learning, training and performance: Implications for coach and athlete interactions
SSHRC · 2022 · Co-investigator
6 publications.
Post carbon removal nitrifying MBBR operation at high loading and exposure to starvation conditions.
Young B, Delatolla R, Kennedy K, LaFlamme E, Stintzi A
Rapid start-up of nitrifying MBBRs at low temperatures: nitrification, biofilm response and microbiome analysis.
Young B, Delatolla R, Abujamel T, Kennedy K, Laflamme E, Stintzi A
Low temperature MBBR nitrification: Microbiome analysis.
Young B, Delatolla R, Kennedy K, Laflamme E, Stintzi A
Pilot-scale tertiary MBBR nitrification at 1°C: characterization of ammonia removal rate, solids settleability and biofilm characteristics.
Young B, Delatolla R, Ren B, Kennedy K, Laflamme E, Stintzi A
Meso and micro-scale response of post carbon removal nitrifying MBBR biofilm across carrier type and loading.
Young B, Banihashemi B, Forrest D, Kennedy K, Stintzi A, Delatolla R
Biodegradability and mesophilic co-digestion of municipal sludge and scum.
Young B, Delatolla R, Kennedy K
Establishing a Quality Masters Sport Participation Framework
Principal investigators: Rathwell, Scott L.
Keywords: Masters Athletes; Physical Activity; Optimal Experience; Quality Sport; Healthy Aging
Towards a Curriculum Supporting Applied Consulting for Athletes' Self-regulated Sport Practice
Principal investigators: Young, Bradley W.
Keywords: self-regulation; self-regulated learning; practice enhancement; mental training consultation; talent development; quality sport training; applied curriculum development
The impact of technology on learning, training and performance: Implications for coach and athlete interactions
Principal investigators: Dithurbide, Lori
Keywords: Technology; Learning; Trust; Coach-Athlete; Performance; Training
Validation of a self-regulated learning survey for assessing quality sport practice in competitive athletes
Principal investigators: Young, Bradley W.
Keywords: self-regulated learning; talent development; deliberate practice; sport expertise; quality sport training; practice enhancement; survey validation; resiliency
The development, validation, and practical utility of an assessment tool for surveying adult-oriented coaching practices in masters sport
Principal investigators: Callary, Bettina
Keywords: coaching; adults; masters; sport; coach education; adult learning; survey
Do self-regulated learning processes moderate deliberate practice and performance in elite adolescent athletes?
Principal investigators: Young, Bradley
Keywords: (1) self-regulation; (2) self-directed learning; (3) sport training; (4) sport expertise; (5) deliberate practice; (6) youth development; (7) self-monitoring; (8) motivation; (9) talent development; (10) delayed gratification
A level playing field: bias in Canadian high-performance sport
Principal investigators: Baker, Joseph
Keywords: sport; athlete development; bias
How sport coaches learn to coach older adults: Exploring their lived experiences
Principal investigators: Callary, Bettina
Keywords: sport; coaching; master's athletes; learning; needs; wants; psycho social particularities; qualitative; older adults; Interpretative Phenomenological Analysis
The 42nd Annual Meeting of the Canadian Society for Psychomotor Learning and Sport Psychology
Principal investigators: Young, Bradley W
Keywords: Annual Conference; Exercise Psychology; Motor Control; Motor Learning; Sport Psychology
Lifespan analyses of social influences on the sport commitment and participation of masters athletes
Principal investigators: Young, Bradley W.
Keywords: aging and sport participation; lifespan analyses; social support; sport committment; cross-sectional research; longitudinal research
From CIHR, NSERC and SSHRC funding decisions: CIHR since 2008, NSERC since 1991 and SSHRC since 1998, including their latest published competition results.
Frequent collaborators
- Alain Stintzi and Robert Delatolla: 6 shared papers
- Robert Delatolla and Bradley Young: 6 shared papers
- Alain Stintzi and Bradley Young: 5 shared papers
- Human Kinetics
- Department of Civil Engineering
- Biochemistry, Microbiology and Immunology
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