A StarCraft 2 tournament will soon kick off in Warsaw, where professional players will undergo physiological tests to compete for cash prizes. The project, called ScienceCraft, led by scientists from the University of Physical Education, aims to bring professional esports athletes into parity with traditional athletes in the healthcare field.
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A StarCraft 2 tournament will soon kick off in Warsaw, where professional players will undergo physiological tests to compete for cash prizes. The project, called ScienceCraft, led by scientists from the University of Physical Education, aims to bring professional esports athletes into parity with traditional athletes in the healthcare field.