Register for Wu Tsai Human Performance Alliance 2026 Research Symposium

Celebrating five years of exploration, innovation, and impact
November 12–13, 2026 | 9am – 6pm | Computing and Data Science Building (CoDA), Stanford University
Join us for the Wu Tsai Human Performance Alliance Research Symposium, a two-day event bringing together researchers, clinicians, athletes, coaches, and performance specialists to commemorate five years of Alliance achievements and exchange ideas about the future of human performance science.
Hosted by the Wu Tsai Human Performance Alliance, the symposium will spotlight research across four key topics:
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- Performance Across the Lifespan: advancements in musculoskeletal tissue regeneration and precision training for all ages
- Performance in the Age of AI: new insights into peak performance using data from mobile technologies, wearables, and large molecular datasets
- Female Athlete Research: discoveries about the influence of hormones, pregnancy, and environmental stressors on female physiology and performance
- Putting Science in the Hands of Athletes and Coaches: research innovations that are having real-world impact for athletes and all people, through new, research-driven products and evidence-based training guidelines
We are also excited to welcome our keynote speaker Janet Evans, four-time Olympic swimming gold medalist and Chief Athlete Officer for LA28.
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