Excited to share our latest work published in @ajpheartcirc @Barnes_Lab @WisconsinADRC @uwmadKines

https://t.co/0H5WShqKKO via @NYTimes

Distilling the potential impact of science based on a title is so dangerous. Some of the biggest biomedical breakthroughs came from research that, at first glance, seemed ‘pointless or unrelated. Here are a few that I'm sure might have caused an uproar in the headlines:

In response to the federal directive issued on Feb. 7, 2025 to change the Facilities and Administration rate for all existing and ongoing new @NIH research awards, UW–Madison has issued the following statement. https://t.co/2tJLfF3sq3

Findings from this one suggest that mitochondrial health, as assessed by higher in vivo muscle oxidative capacity, is associated with preserved brain structure up to over a decade, particularly in areas important for cognition, motor function, and sensorimotor integration.

Open-rank faculty position with focus on healthy aging/lifespan available in the Department of Kinesiology @UWMadison!!! https://t.co/Iga5UJaFYg

Congratulations to co-authors Dr. Andrew Pearson, Dr. Kathleen Miller, Dr. Adam Corkery, Nicole Loggie, Anna Howery et al. @Miller_KB1 @uwmadkines Lower neurovascular coupling response despite higher cerebral blood flow at rest in apolipoprotein ...

How does #exercise intensity and dose affect post-exercise ICA #haemodynamics? @MErinMoir, @Adam_Corkery, Pearson, Loggie, Apfelbeck, Howery, @Barnes_Lab (@uwmadKines) and @Miller_KB1 (@UofStThomasMN) share their findings in this #article! 📜 https://t.co/YTfERzj9um

Lab publication in @ExpPhysiol...this was a fun study! A combined effort from Dr. @MErinMoir and Dr. Adam Corkery @uwmadkines

CARNet 2024 - Oct 29 to 31, 2024 in Quebec City Invited speaker: @Barnes_Lab TITLE: Age-related changes in cerebrovascular control in humans Register today ! https://t.co/2MmsIUjh61

This was a great #UCEM symposium focused on Exercise and Neuroscience! Thanks for the invitation to attend and present some of our work.

Michael Steplyk is joining our lab as a new PhD student this Fall after earning his MS in Kinesiology at UW-Madison. Michael is excited to be part of the team. When he is not in the lab, he enjoys traveling and trying new foods. @uwmadKines #badgers

Congratulations to Dr. Adam Corkery on his excellent dissertation defense 👨🏻‍🎓!!! @uwmadKines #badgers We wish him luck on his next adventure as a postdoc fellow @UIowaHHP

Our latest work (@SKHunterPhD) reviews the current understanding of sex differences in human performance and highlights underlying physiological mechanisms contributing to these sex differences.

Welcome Dr. Yasmine Coovadia! Yaz is a new postdoc and received her MSc & PhD at McGill University in Montreal, Canada. When not in the lab, she enjoys playing soccer, trying new restaurants, cheering on the Dallas Cowboys, and listening to Taylor Swift. #badgers @Yaaz_C

Exciting opportunity for early career trainees!!! @japplphysiol

A long overdue welcome to new PhD student Dong gun (Jack) Jin! Jack started @uwmadKines program in Spring 2024. Jack received his MS at the University of Nebraska at Omaha and his BS in South Korea. When not in the lab, he enjoys playing tennis, soccer, and exploring new places.

Congratulations to undergraduate research assistant Corinne Kelling on her @UWMadison Sophomore Research Fellowship! We look forward to the great work you will be doing over the next year! @uwmadKines #badgers

Congrats to Shrey Narayanan on presenting his project at the @UWMadison Undergrad Research Symposium, we are excited to have him in the lab one more year! @uwmadKines

Reflecting on a great #APS2024 in Long Beach! Per usual I failed to remember to take photos. Congrats to trainees and former trainees on their presentations and hard work @_captainbarbell @MErinMoir @Miller_KB1