Health Sciences
Volunteers needed for research on long-term health in athletes
The Life After Sport Trajectories (LAST) Lab at Marquette, directed by Dr. Jacob Capin, is investigating how collegiate athletics participation impacts long-term health and activity patterns in athletes, and how traumatic knee injury impacts those outcomes. The LAST Lab is recruiting both current and former college athletes (age 18-25 and 40-64 years old) and healthy matched…
AHPRC gives health sciences students research exploration opportunities
Exercise physiology student Joanna Lee talks about her learning experience in Dr. Christopher Sundberg’s lab.
Individuals experiencing long COVID needed for research
A research study within the College of Health Sciences is interested in learning more about and helping those who are still dealing with the persistent effects of COVID-19.
AHPRC spring seminar series lineup announced
The Athletic and Human Performance Research Center’s spring seminar series features three leading scientists in health and human performance.
13 Marquette faculty members among top 2% of world’s most-cited scientists
According to research at Stanford University, 13 current faculty Marquette members are listed among the top 2% of cited scientists in the world.
From philosophy to dentistry: Four participating faculty research projects funded through Office of the Provost
Marquette supports non-tenure-track faculty research with internal grant funding.
Picture This: A Research & Scholarship Photo Contest 2023 winners chosen
The winning photos of the 2023 Picture This: A Research & Scholarship Photo Contest.
U-RISE at Marquette applications open; join virtual info session Jan. 24
U-RISE at Marquette is now accepting applications for the Fall 2024 cohort.
AHPRC gives Health Sciences students research exploration opportunities
Undergraduate researcher Grace Tostrud talks about how her research in the AHPRC enhances her studies.
Marquette, Medical College of Wisconsin receive $3.2 million NIH R01 award to study muscle fatigue in stroke survivors
Dr. Allison Hyngstrom is one of two principal investigators on the award.