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Impactful research that improves human health and performance is one of Marquette’s most robust concentrations of study. From stroke rehab and spinal cord injury recovery to improved cancer treatments and cutting-edge orthopedic biomechanics, Marquette’s broad range of research confirms our researchers are changing lives for the better, every day.
Dr. Bing Yu explores novel technique to improve the accuracy of lumpectomies.
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Dr. Allison Hyngstrom investigates post-stroke blood flow reductions and how reversing them can improve walking.
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Dr. Murray Blackmore aims to re-establish severed connections to restore a range of functions.
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Access to healthy water and a safe, clean environment is a basic human right, yet hundreds of millions of people worldwide live without them. At Marquette, we partner to solve critical water and environmental issues across several disciplines. Thought leaders among our faculty and students have made Marquette a center for the study and exploration of multiple challenges.
Marquette faculty team up with U.S. Army researchers on Defense of Water project.
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Dr. Ayman EL-Refaie leads a breakthrough project to achieve liftoff with lighter-weight aircraft drivetrain systems.
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Dr. Stefan Schnitzer tracks lianas’ impact on carbon dynamics in tropical forests.
Get the storyRecent data suggests over a billion people worldwide are struggling with a mental health disorder or addiction. Several researchers at Marquette are investigating the brain’s processes and pathways as they explore what leads to mental health disorders and addiction, while others are seeking innovative treatment methods and therapeutic interventions to combat these disorders.
Dr. Matthew Hearing expands on groundbreaking neuroscientific research on mechanisms underlying a range of debilitating stress-related neuropsychiatric conditions.
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Drs. Gabriel Velez and Nakia Gordon discuss how to respond to the mental health crisis facing today’s high school and college students.
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Dr. Nicholas Jolly hopes his recent research supports more studies and policy changes.
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As evolving technologies consume the headlines, our Catholic, Jesuit mission calls us to share knowledge of these advancements and simultaneously explore the ethical consequences and controversies of how they impact our lives and futures. Marquette researchers from diverse disciplines are investigating the intersection of humanity and technology from apps to AI and more.
Faculty and students are driving vital discussions and leading research on the ethical dimensions involved when mental health meets technology.
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Dr. Larry Xu researches people’s use of crowdfunding platforms to access broad online donor bases for help affording crucial medical care.
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Dr. Lily Campbell demonstrates the enduring need for humanity in patient care.
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