Felipe P Carpes

Universidade Federal do Pampa

Uruguaiana, RS, Brazil

About Me

I am an associate professor of Biomechanics in the Physical Education and Physiotherapy faculties of Federal University of Pampa, Uruguaiana. I received my Ph.D. degree in Human Movement Sciences from Universidade Federal do Rio Grande do Sul. During my Ph.D. program I was the recipient of an ISB International Award, which helped me to spent a time at Human Performance Laboratory in the University of Calgary.

My current topics of investigation are related to biomechanics and motor control of lower extremity. Part of my research is related to the GEPEC, a research group from Brazil, and are performed with people from different ages. I am the leader of a research group on Applied Neuromechanics in my University. Together this group, I am working to establish a research laboratory.

I live in Uruguaiana with my family. We are very close to Argentina, and a little bit far from Porto Alegre, the capital of our state. It is the extreme south of Brazil. In the summer we experience temperatures higher 38șC, and during the winter temperature of 0șC or event negative are possible.

 

Research Interests

Lower extremity biomechanics: pelvis and perineum, low back pain, postural control

Leg asymmetries: muscle activation and coordination

Neuromechanics of locomotion: pedaling, running

 

Collaborations

Dr Carlos Bolli Mota, Federal University of Santa Maria, Brazil

Dr Marco Vaz, Federal University of Rio Grande do Sul, Brazil

Dr Irvin Faria, California State University Sacramento, USA

Dr Darren Stefanyshyn, University of Calgary, Canada

 

        Curriculum Vitae

My CV is available here (curriculum Lattes). Please not that this link is to a Portuguese language page. If you wish only to see my complete list of publication in English language, please visit the Publication page of the GEPEC. This is my biomedexperts profile.

 

Effects of a noncircular chainring system on muscle activation during cycling.

Dagnese F, Carpes FP, Martins ED, Stefanyshyn D, Mota CB.

J Electromyogr Kinesiol. 2010 Mar 9. [Epub ahead of print]

Cycling with noncircular chainring system changes the three-dimensional kinematics of the lower limbs.

Carpes FP, Dagnese F, Mota CB, Stefanyshyn DJ.

Sports Biomech. 2009 Nov;8(4):275-83

 

Effects of workload on seat pressure while cycling with two different saddles.

Carpes FP, Dagnese F, Kleinpaul JF, Martins Ede A, Mota CB.

J Sex Med. 2009 Oct;6(10):2728-35

 

Bicycle saddle pressure: effects of trunk position and saddle design on healthy subjects.

Carpes FP, Dagnese F, Kleinpaul JF, Martins Ede A, Mota CB.

Urol Int. 2009;82(1):8-11

complete PUBMED LIST

* Full publication list is available here

** For reprints of papers published in Portuguese that you found here send me a e-mail.

 

Research Manuscript Referee

Australian Journal of Physiotherapy

Journal of Bodywork and Movement Therapies

Journal of Sports Medicine and Physical Fitness

Journal of Sports Sciences

International Journal of Exercise Sciences

Physical Therapy in Sports

 

        Research Grants (different research projects)

2009 - UNIPAMPA (student scholarship), CNPq (funding)

2009 - CAPES (PhD fellowship), CNPq (funding)

2008 - CAPES (PhD fellowship), CNPq (funding)

2008 - ISB Student Travel Award (funding)

2007 - CAPES (PhD fellowship), FAPERGS (funding)

2006 - CAPES (PhD fellowship), FAPERGS (funding)

2005 - CAPES (Master's fellowship), CNPq (funding), Thera-Band Academy

2004 - CAPES (Master's fellowship), CNPq (funding), Polar Electro, Rotor Systems

2003 - CNPq (undergraduation student fellowship)

 

        Recognition, Awards and Honors

 

2009

            Approved for the position of Associate Professor at Pampa's Federal University - Brazil

 

2008

            ISB International Travel Grant, International Society of Biomechanics - ISB

            ScienceDirect's Top 25 Hottest Articles (J Bodwk Mov Ther) - July-September 2007 (), March-July 2008 (), Elsevier.

            First place (co-author) II Biofenac Prize for Exercise Science Research - Fitness Brazil and Ache Laboratory

 

2007

            Student Member, American Society of Biomechanics, ASB

            Student Member, International Society of Biomechanics, ISB

            Student Member, International Brain Research Organization, IBRO

2005

            Research Sponsored - Thera-Band Academy, Thera-Band (United States)

            Research Sponsored, Rotor Technologies (Spain)

            Best free communication - advisor, Academic Meeting of Federal University of Santa Maria

 

 

        Memberships

Student member ISB -  International Society of Biomechanics

Student member IBRO - International Brain Research Organization

Student Member SBNec - Brazilian Society for Neuroscience and Behavior

        Contact

The best way to contact me is: felipecarpes@unipampa.edu.br

Otherwise:

Federal University of Pampa
701 Administration Building
BR 472 km 592 - PO BOX 118 - ZIP 97500-970
Uruguaiana, RS, Brazil
phone:  55 55 3413 4321
mobile: 55 55 9661 2010
webpage: www.ufsm.br/gepec/carpesfp
 
Skype: carpesfp

© Felipe P Carpes, 2010
Last updated on April 07th, 2010
 

"I thought of that while riding my bike" (A Einsten).