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Welcome to the Streeter Lab at Marquette University
 We live, sleep, and "breathe" respiratory neural control research.

Recent News

Featured article

We are honored that our work on spinal cord injury was featured in the Marquette Magazine (pages 22-23). Click the below link or head over to "Lab Photos" to check it out!

October 9th, 2024

SFN 2024

We hopped on a train and headed to Chicago for Society for Neuroscience. Amanda shared our exciting data on viral tools to target afferents.

October 5th, 2024

Hypoxia Symposium

Kaylyn and Rachel expanded their rehabilitation knowledge and attended the Intermittent Hypoxia Symposium at the Shirley Ryan Ability Lab in Chicago.

September 30th, 2024

Oxford Conference

We traveled to historic Williamsburg Virginia to the 16th Oxford Conference on Breathing, Emotion, and Beyond. Taylor had a great talk showcasing his work on diaphragm pacing after spinal cord injury. 

 

September 26th, 2024

Exercise and Rehabilitation Science Seminar

We had a great day welcoming Jerry Dempsey to campus and discussing our shared loved for afferents.

September 21st, 2024

Marquette Challenge

The Physical Therapy students and faculty spent the day raising money for the Marquette Challenge which raises money for Physical Therapy Research.

August 19th, 2024

Top JAPPL Manuscript

Our new manuscript was selected as a "Top Journal of Applied Physiology Article." With over 100 downloads in the first month we couldn't be more proud of our team! Click below to take a read.

 

August 2nd, 2024

Congrats to our summer undergrads

Our summer undergrads worked hard over the last 10 weeks to complete their research projects. They both successfully completed the SUR program and we couldn't be more proud. Congrats ladies!  

July 1st, 2024

Manuscript alert!

Our new manuscript entitled "Sex differences in spontaneous respiratory recovery following chronic C2 hemisection" is now available in the Journal of Applied Physiology. 

June 8th, 2024

CTSI National Research Service Awards (NRSA) Training Program (TL1)

A huge congratulations to Dr. Taylor Holmes for being selected to receive the CTSI TL1 award. This award will foster Taylor's development as a researcher and promote clinical and translational collaborations. 

June 3rd, 2024

Summer Undergraduate Research

Summer session has officially begun and we could not be more excited to have two talented students working in the lab full time through the Marquette Biomedical Sciences Summer Undergraduate Research Program. This program is open to students enrolled at MU and other universities and is a great opportunity to enhance your exposure and proficiency in research.

May 3rd, 2024

APTA Margaret L. Moore Award for Outstanding New Academic Faculty Member

I am humbled and honored to receive the 2024 Margaret L. Moore Award for Outstanding New Academic Faculty Member from the American Physical Therapy Association. This award acknowledges an outstanding new faculty member who is pursuing a career as an academician and has demonstrated excellence in research and teaching as exemplified by the professional career of Margaret L. Moore. 

April 20th, 2024

Welcome Felix!

We are thrilled to welcome Felix aboard as a laboratory technician. 

April 19th, 2024

Biology Department Undergraduate Research Day

Amanda presented her data on developing AAV approaches to target phrenic afferent neurons at this year's Biology Department Undergraduate Research Day. Way to go Amanda!

April 17th, 2024

Welcome

We are so excited to welcome a new member to the Streeter lab.  Felix is joining us as a full time technician. Welcome to the lab Felix!

February 23rd, 2024

3-minute thesis competition

Frank did us proud and received the People's Choice Award and Runner-up Award at the 2024 Marquette University 3MT competition. Congratulatoins Frank!

February 15th, 2024

APTA Combined Sections Meeting

Dr. Taylor Holmes is off to represent our lab and showcase his work on developing a model for chronic diaphragm pacing at the APTA Combined Sections Meeting in Boston. 

January, 2024

American Physiological Summit

Congrats to my students Dr. Taylor Holmes and Kaylyn Schwichtenberg for each having an accepted abstract to the APS meeting. We are looking forward to scientific discussions and social events in Long Beach! 

January, 2024

Manuscript Alert

Dr. Taylor Holmes has submitted his first lead author manuscript exploring the impact of sex after spinal cord injury. Congrats Taylor!

January 2nd, 2024

Open Positions

We are looking for motivated individuals to fill a full-time lab technician position and have an open position for a graduate student. These individuals will work as part of a team exploring mechanisms of plasticity and an exciting area of respiratory neural control: afferent mediated changes in respiratory motor output. More details on these positions can be found here:  

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TEAM

We have assembled an outstanding group of scientists who are devoted to  advancing our knowledge of respiratory neural control. We are always looking for motivated interested in respiratory research individuals to join our team, contact us below.

RESEARCH

 The fundamental hypothesis guiding our work is that respiratory afferents induce spinal plasticity and facilitate remodeling within the respiratory neural network. Our laboratory uses a multi-disciplinary approach including behavioral studies, neurophysiological preparations, and molecular techniques to investigate the functional significance and therapeutic potential of respiratory afferent activation, with the ultimate goal of identifying novel rehabilitative strategies to improve cardiorespiratory control following cervical spinal cord injury 

 

PUBS

If you are interested in our techniques or our studies focused on respiratory research, learn more by reading our publications. 

 

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CONTACT US

Marquette University is located in historic downtown Milwaukee, WI

If you are interested in learning more, have questions about our research, or want to join our team please contact us below:

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