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!

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April 11th, 2026

New Paper

A new Streeter lab paper is headed for press! Stay tuned to read about phrenic afferent induced plasticity or pAIP. 

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March 15th, 2026

WASA heading to the National Championship 

The Milwaukee Wheelchair rugby team, including our consultant Tony Sabel, is headed to the National Championships. Congrats all! 

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March 5th, 2026

APS Award

Congratulations are in order for Felix Sanchez for being selected as an awardee of the Respiration Section Research Recognition Award from American Physiological Society. This award is in recognition of his new exciting data linking phrenic afferents to upper airway latency.  

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January 22nd, 2026

Giles F Filley 

I am humbled to receive the 2026 Giles F. Filley Award from the American Physiological Society for Excellence in Respiratory Physiology and Medicine. This wouldn't be possible without the dedication and hard work of all the trainees who have participated in our studies. What an achievement team!  

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November 5th, 2025

TV interview

Check out our interview about our work on spinal cord injury and how it may impact lives of individuals with spinal cord injury like our consultant Tony Sabel.  

 

 

November 4th, 2025

Welcome 

Welcome to our newest lab members Dominick, Beth, and Haylee!

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November 1st, 2025

WASA Try It

The lab had a great time supporting the WASA Try It event hosted at Marquette University this weekend. Members helped to staff the event, play wheelchair rugby, and test out moving around in wheelchairs. Some highlighted photos are included in the lab photo tab.

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September 11th, 2025

Dr. Elisa Gonzalez-Rothi

We welcomed our AHPRC speaker Dr. Elisa Gonzalez-Rothi this week. We spent time sharing new data listening about the current practices related to acute-intermittent hypoxia and getting our teams together to kick off new joint projects.

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August 27th, 2025

Diaphragm Pacing Elicits Plasticity after C2Hx Manuscript 

Our newest manuscript is officially available. Check it out! 

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August 25th, 2025

Happy first day of graduate school

Felix has begun his PhD journey in the Neuroscience Program. We are excited to watch you grow!

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June 30th, 2025

Dr. Taylor Holmes, PhD

We are so proud to announce Taylor officially passed his dissertation defense and successfully obtained his PhD. 

 

 

May 12th, 2025

New Paper Alert

Using AAV to label phrenic afferents is now available. Congrats team!

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April 29th, 2025

Three Minute Thesis

Taylor brought home a win as he took first place in the 3 Minute Thesis Competition for the TL1 Awardees. 

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April 22nd, 2025

Picture This Competition

Amanda and Paloma's photo of AAV labeled phrenic afferents and spinal neurons has been selected as a winning photo in this year competition. Congrats ladies!

 

April 11th, 2025

WPR interview

I recently did an interview with Wisconsin Public Radio on the impacts of funding cuts to spinal injury research. 

 

February 16th, 2025

Way Klingler Early Career Award

I am humbled to announce I have been selected to receive the 2025-2026 Way Klingler Early Career Award sponsored by the Klingler family. This award will allow our team to focus our efforts on translating our important work. 

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February 10th, 2025

Paper Alert!

In collaboration with Dr. Erica Dale's laboratory at the University of Florida, we are excited to share our newly published work which describes methods for a simple, low-cost implant to collect chronic diaphragm EMG signals. Congrats Taylor, a job well done!

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February 5th, 2025

Department of Defense

We are very excited to begin a new line of work in collaboration with Dr. Elisa Gonzalez-Rothi at the University of Florida, which has been recently funded by the Department of Defense. This work will focus on testing novel therapies to improve breathing after spinal cord injury.

 

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