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Brian
C. Clark, Ph.D.
Asst Professor of Neuromuscular
Physiology
Director, Interdisciplinary Institute for
Neuromusculoskeletal Research
Irvine Hall 211
clarkb2@ohio.edu
740-593-2354
My
laboratory is housed with the Interdisciplinary
Institute for Neuromusculoskeletal Research (IINR)
which is located on the 2nd floor (East Wing) of
Irvine Hall.
The overall research focus of my work is
on determining the mechanisms of neuromuscular
adaptations associated with both acute and chronic
alterations in muscle activity level
(i.e. disuse, exercise training, muscle fatigue)
and under pathophysiological conditions. The
long-term goal of this research is to
develop interventions that increase neuromuscular
function and can be applied to populations with
clinical symptoms of weakness and/or excessive
fatigue.
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Research Opportunities in the Clark Lab
Participation in research for undergraduate,
graduate and medical students exist for new projects
& ongoing work in the Interdisciplinary Institute
for Neuromusculoskeletal Research (IINR).
Potential graduate students interested in
Ohio University and the IINR have various degree
options. The primary option is M.S. or Ph.D.
studies in the
Comparative and
Exercise
Physiology Program through the Department of Biological
Sciences. Another possibility is through the
College of Osteopathic Medicine which
results in a combined D.O./Ph.D. degree,
which is only one of five programs
nationwide.
Students interested in
research projects or graduate studies in the
Clark Lab should contact Dr.
Clark directly at
clarkb2@ohio.edu |
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