Johannes Meyer

Johannes Meyer received his Bachelor's degree (B.A.) from the German Sport University Cologne in 2017 and his Master's degree (M.Sc., with distinction) in "Performance Analysis in Sport" from the University of Salford, UK, in 2018. He then started his PhD at the Institute of Training Science and Sports Informatics with a research centre on decision-making in sports games. The focus is on factors that influence anticipation, including deceptive movements. He is also researching the effects of additional substitutions in professional football. In 2024, he successfully completed his doctorate with the thesis "ANTICIPATE, DON'T SPECULATE: Exploring factors of anticipation skill in sports games". In addition, Johannes Meyer worked from 2022-2024 as an consultant for qualification in knowledge and technology transfer in the Dept. Transfer Office and Start-up Service of the German Sport University Cologne. 2024, he started working as a post-doc at the Institute for Movement Training and Sports Informatics.