What is the Fascia Research Congress? 

The First Fascia Research Congress in Boston in 2007 inaugurated what will be a continuing series of international conferences dedicated to the newly emerging field of "Fascia Studies." The principal focus of these conferences will be the presentation of the latest and best scientific research findings on the human fasciae in all its forms and functions. Learn more »

2009 Fascia Research Congress

Join us in Amsterdam, The Netherlands, October 27-30, 2009 for the Second Fascia Research Congress at Vrije Universiteit. Hosted by Faculteit Bewegingswetenschappen (Faculty of Human Movement Sciences).

The Scientific Chair of the conference is Peter Huijing, PhD a physiologist and keynote presenter from the first fascia research conference who is the recipient of the prestigious Muybridge Award for his work on fascial connections and force transmission within muscle tissue. The Administrative Chair is Peter Hollander, PhD who was dean of the School of Movement Sciences from 1998 to 2007 and has been active in sports related exercise physiology with an emphasis on swimming.
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2007 Fascia Research Congress

The First International Fascia Research Congress, Boston, MA, October 4-5, 2007, at The Conference Center, Harvard Medical School. The sold-out conference was attended by 650 persons from 28 countries. Of the 100 presentations at the conference 2/3 were by investigative teams which included BOTH physicians or scientists AND clinical practitioners. The conference was recorded and DVD replays have been presented at 35 locations worldwide.
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Science Magazine NEWSFOCUS: Fascia 2007 

Cell Biology Meets Rolfing by David Grimm, Biomedical Research.
"A diverse group of researchers wants to create a new discipline from scratch by bringing together experts in fascia and deep-tissue massage".
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