Way Klingler Research in Science Fellowship, Marquette UniversityĪppointed associate editor of Medicine and Science in Sports and Exercise Marquette University Excellence in Teaching Award

National Institute of Health R21 (PI: Hyngstrom A) “Impaired Blood Flow and Neuromuscular Fatigue Post Stroke”Ĭlinical and Translational Science Institute of South East WI Small Pilot Grant (PI: Hyngstrom A) “Effects of Altered Perfusion on Neuromuscular Fatigue and Leg Function Post Stroke”Ĭlinical and Translational Science Institute of South East WI Small Pilot Grant (PI: Hyngstrom, A) “Mechanisms of Neuromuscular Fatigue Post Stroke”Īmerican Heart Association Clinical Research Program (PI: Hyngstrom, A) “Leg Muscle Fatigue and Motor Function Post Stroke”ĬTSI Doctoral Research Grant (Medical College of Wisconsin) “The Influence of Posttraumatic Stress Disorder on Motor Impairment in Veterans” Honors and awards (from 2005)Īppointed associate editor of Exercise and Sports Science Reviews National Institute of Health R15 (PI: Hyngstrom A) “Title: Neural Mechanisms of Neuromuscular Fatigue Post Stroke” National Institute of Aging R15 “Neuromuscular Fatigue in Old Adults” Co-investigator “Gender Bias in Exercise Performance: Physiology or Participation”ĬTSI Brain Imaging Pilot Grants (Medical College of Wisconsin) “ Brain Activation and the Stress Response During Motor Performance in Older Adults” Women’s and Gender Studies Collaborative Research Scholarship, Marquette University. National Institute of Aging R15 “ Neuromuscular Fatigue: Sex and Age Differences” Way Klingler Fellowship at Marquette University “Neuromuscular Fatigue in People with Type 2 Diabetes”

National Institute of Aging R21 “Motor Function in Older Adults: the Importance of Apolipoprotein-E ?4 Inheritance.” “Neuromuscular Function in Women postpartum” Women’s Health Research Program at Medical College of Wisconsin. National Institute of Aging R01 ‘Fatigability of Limb Muscle in Older Adults: Protective Effects of Exercise.’ (C0-PI with Robert Fitts)

Adaptations of neuromuscular aging: control of muscle force and motor unit variability.

The neural control of muscle fatigue and task failure with advanced age.

The impact of stress on neuromuscular function and muscle fatigue.

Sex and age differences in muscle fatigability and endurance performance.

Sandra Hunter's Research Major areas of recent research

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