Dr. Lili Kósa is a sport scientist and university lecturer at Széchenyi István University in Győr.
Her academic work focuses on elite sport, performance physiology, cognitive characteristics, psychology, and athlete monitoring. She earned her PhD at Eötvös Loránd University’s Doctoral School of Psychology in 2024. Her doctoral research compared physiological, cognitive, and psychological characteristics among elite athletes across different sporting backgrounds. She has contributed to research on training load, fatigue, rowing performance, and the physiological characteristics of competitive athletes. Her work also explores digital monitoring and data-based approaches supporting athlete selection and performance development. At Széchenyi István University, she contributes to education and research within health and sport sciences. She has presented her work at scientific conferences and participated in professional programmes focused on safe, data-driven elite sport.
Her profile combines academic research, applied sport science, performance analysis, and evidence-based athlete development.