Andreas Matzarakis is an expert in Sports medicine at University of Freiburg (Germany). Andreas Matzarakis has authored 194 publications, the most recent in 2026. SLR score: 698 (community average: 125). How the SLR is computed.

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Andreas Matzarakis University of Freiburg Germany
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Sports medicine

Subspecialties: Public Health

Full career – Last 3 years

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Publications and Clinical Studies

Publications – Clinical Studies

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Career arc: 1993 - 2026

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University of Freiburg

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Number : 194

Citations

Citations: 11 092 1st author: 22 Last author: 124 Unique author: 8


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Title Journal Year Citations
Air temperature versus thermal indices (UTCI and PET) across Türkiye: reanalysis evidence that thermal comfort and heat stress cannot be inferred from air temperature alone.
PMID 42789122 — humidity, stress, physiological, air, heat stress disorders, temperature, wind, thermal comfort
Int J Biometeorol20260
Outdoor thermal perception at a beach within a subtropical marine park.
PMID 42640341 — climate, stress, physiological, weather, perception, air, adaptation, physiological, temperature
Int J Biometeorol20260
Conditional protective behaviour intentions in response to heat stress and UV radiation: Evidence from a representative behavioural experiment.
PMID 42526188 — ultraviolet rays, stress, physiological, communication, weather, perception, environmental health, heat stress disorders, temperature
Environ Int20260
From street level to science: advancing methods for climate walks to improve human thermal comfort.
PMID 41925895 — climate, weather, adaptation, physiological, thermal comfort
Int J Biometeorol20260
What do thermal indices lack to help predict heat-related risk in elite Athletics?
PMID 41702691 — running, sports medicine, sex, marathon running, athletes, temperature
Br J Sports Med20261

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