Research at the College

The AiMS Modeling in Biology Project is a National Science Foundation-funded research project shared between the University of Georgia and the University of Alabama. The goal of the project is to develop teachers' capacity to teach challenging biology concepts using models and modeling.

Host to both undergraduate and graduate courses in the diagnosis, treatment, and rehabilitation of athletic injuries including orthopedic evaluation, general medical evaluation, therapeutics, rehabilitation, and manual therapy.

This lab is equipped with video cameras and state-of-the-art SimMan training mannequins to teach examination and treatment for athletic training situations.

Equipped for investigating how human movement and body tissues are affected by mechanical physics and engineering principles, research in the lab focuses on performance improvement, injury prevention and assessment, and sport-related concussion.

Creating and disseminating knowledge regarding the importance of habitual physical activity/exercise and appropriate nutrition for optimal body composition as it relates to health status, with a special interest in aging and women's health across the lifespan.

Designed to conduct theory-based research that examines the effects of physical activity on cognitive function, our studies involve electromyography, electroencephalography, and event-related potentials.

The Cognitive-Communication Rehabilitation Lab serves adults and adolescents with traumatic brain injury or concussion.

This lab examines vascular function, with an emphasis on the prevention and treatment of cardiovascular diseases.

This lab examines treatments and interventions to increase the muscle strength and physical activity levels of children and adults with cerebral palsy.

This 1,500-square-foot lab is dedicated to the development of new noninvasive methods of measuring skeletal muscle and blood vessel function. These methods are then applied to the study of how activity and inactivity influence the health of people with chronic diseases and injuries.

The Physical Activity Measurement Laboratory specializes in the measurement of physical activity among diverse populations. We also can also provide help in selecting appropriate self-report measures of physical activity.

This grant-funded project offers training in the areas of behavioral health and integrated care to student trainees in three graduate-level behavioral health programs: PhD in Counseling Psychology, MEd in Community Counseling, and MEd in School Counseling.

RAIL's mission is to bring educational innovation to universal challenges by incubating ideas, innovating solutions, and impacting society.

The Sensorimotor Neuroscience Lab studies sensorimotor integration in individuals with Parkinson's disease and multiple sclerosis using a systems neuroscience approach.

Our long-term goal is to advance individual and societal health and well-being by developing targeted therapeutic modalities to improve muscle function and repair after injury.

Offering hands-on research and skills-building for future teachers and coaches in sports, physical education and physical activity. Students take on research related to education and methods of teaching sport, while graduate students get hands-on training for future advanced study in sport teaching methods.

The PIPs project will prepare highly qualified professionals to work with young children with complex needs and their families. PIPs scholars will receive interdisciplinary training through a variety of opportunities and experiences both on and off campus.

The UGA Concussion Research Laboratory is equipped to examine concussed patients from a variety of campus and community referral resources.