Congrats to Delanie Lynch – WFSM PhD candidate in biomedical engineering – who worked with HES INVEST-igator, Dr. Kristen Beavers, on her recent publication!
How Ditching the Mirror Can Improve Your Workouts (Dr. Jeff Katula, HES Professor)
Recent HES Proposals Funded!
Congratulations to our all our HES faculty and staff involved with the WE-CAN Study!
Congratulations to our all our HES faculty and staff involved with the WE-CAN Study! JAMA Article jamanetwork.com Effect of Diet and Exercise on Knee Pain in Patients With Osteoarthritis and Overweight or Obesity This randomized clinical trial assesses the effect of a […]
Congratulations Dr. Sergi Garcia-Retortillo!
Congratulations to Dr. Sergi Garcia-Retortillo (Assistant Teaching Professor) for his recent publication in Frontiers in Network Physiology entitled “Inter-muscular networks of synchronous muscle fiber activation”. This is an exciting new area of research and will provide many opportunities for HES majors!
Save the Date: Network Physiology of Exercise: How Organ Systems Interact. New Horizons in Fitness and Performance Assessment
Congratulations Dr. Peter Brubaker (HES Professor/Chair)!
Congratulations to Dr. Peter Brubaker (HES Professor/Chair) for the simultaneous publication (in Circulation HF) and presentation of “A Randomized, Controlled Trial of Resistance Training Added to Caloric Restriction Plus Aerobic Exercise Training in Obese Heart Failure with Preserved Ejection Fraction” at the American Heart Association […]
Undergraduate Research Day was held at the HES Clinical Research Center on Oct. 7th!
The Undergraduate Research and Creative Activities Center is about “promoting and celebrating” mentored scholarship. Undergraduate research has been a longtime cornerstone of the College’s commitment to academic excellence. Our goal is to provide undergraduate students that opportunity to engage in mentored or independent scholarship.
Research Update – Dr. Jason Fanning, HES Assistant Professor
Brain Health & Lifestyle: US POINTER and EXERT! Both Pilot Studies that HES Professor, Dr. Jeff Katula is currently working on.
TODAY.COM What is a brain-healthy lifestyle? How to protect, improve cognition Maria Shriver and Dr. Laura Baker share the latest research that shows exercise, good nutrition and