Uygur has a diverse education and training background that includes a post-doc in neurophysiology, a PhD in motor control, two master’s degrees in biomechanics and exercise physiology, and a bachelor’s degree in physics. His current research interests include the kinetic assessment of neuromuscular quickness and hand function both in healthy and neurological populations. He also has an interest in studying the effects of high speed-low resistance exercise intervention on various aspects of cognitive and motor functions in people with neurological diseases (e.g. Parkinson’s disease and multiple sclerosis). He has contributed to 19 manuscripts published in the respected journals. His work was awarded with numerous awards that include European College of Sports Science’s Young Investigator Award and University of Delaware’s Graduate Fellow Competitive Award.