UD’s MS-AT Program Accepts its First Student
Congrats to Leah McGoldrick who becomes the 1st student accepted into UD’s Master of Science degree program in Athletic Training beginning Summer 2019. Leah is completing her undergraduate studies in Exercise Science here at UD and will graduate with her BS degree in...
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KAAP Presents at SFN 2018
The University of Delaware's CoBaL lab, under the direction of Dr. John Jeka, recently traveled to Neuroscience 2018, SfN's Annual Meeting, to present their work on balance control during walking. Pictured from L to R: Hendrik Reimann, David Grenet, Fernando...
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MARC ACSM Regional Meeting 2018
MARC ACSM Regional Meeting, November 2-3, 2018 The APHY Doctoral program had 9 doctoral students present at our regional meeting. Four of our students were among the doctoral award nominees including Sangeetha Nathaniel, Macarena Ramos Gonzalez, Joe Stock, and Joe...
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We provide students with a collaborative culture to learn and pursue rigorous research that has an immediate impact on the health of society.
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Motor Neuroscience and Neuroimaging Lab
– Risk of Parkinson’s disease
– Motor phenotyping in Parkinson’s disease
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– Implementation of interventions in athletes to reduce injury risk and increase performance for upper and lower extremities.
– Use of embedded sensors to assess patient range-of-motion and quality of life in therapy and surgical interventions
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Sensorimotor Control and Robotic Rehabilitation Lab
– Sensorimotor Control and Learning
– Stroke
– Movement Disorders
– Concussion
– Brain Imaging
– Brain Stimulation Technologies
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KAAP Featured Research
A study at the University of Delaware is focused on teaching proper heading technique – along with neck and torso strengthening – to youth soccer players with the goal of decreasing risk of concussions. Tom Kaminski, director of Athletic Training education at UD, and Ph.D. student Victoria Wahlquist check on players throughout the season at practices and games to see how much they’re heading the ball and how heading is being coached.
The Brain Injury Association of Delaware offers grants through BrainStrong, a program to support the prevention of youth concussions. $2,500 in grant funds have enabled UD researchers to do significant pilot projects that are producing useful data for larger study. Visit https://www.chs.udel.edu/ for more info.
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