A passion for dentistry led Dr. Mariana Reis from Brazil to Marquette. Now, it’s helped her obtain a highly competitive NIH postdoctoral award to study the effects of aging on an overlooked-but-essential type of dental connective tissue.
Pedaling device that customizes resistance for each leg offers breakthrough for stroke patients
Physical Therapy Professor Dr. Sheila Schindler-Ivens had the idea of creating a pedal trainer that delivers customized resistance to a stroke patient’s paretic leg. The device is now patented and on track for commercialization that could help physical therapists dramatically improve mobility for stroke patients.
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At 10 years and counting, the Marquette Law School Poll has set a new standard in Wisconsin polling and become a valued source of public opinion insights in battleground America and beyond. When a law school took the unlikely step of launching a public opinion poll, anything could have happened. But the Marquette Law School […]
Pause to reflect: A Q&A with Felicia Mabuza-Suttle
Healing Conversations Felicia Mabuza-Suttle, Jour ’77, Grad ’78 Broadcaster, author and entrepreneur Born and raised in South Africa during apartheid, Mabuza-Suttle came to the United States on a student exchange program. After she earned bachelor’s and master’s degrees at Marquette, her broadcast career took her back home to create a trailblazing national talk show, The […]