People in the lab
Principal investigator
Dr. David F. Collins PhD (Neuroscience) University of Alberta 1998 |
Laboratory Manager and Grant Facilitator
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MSc students
Jessica Leverett
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2022 Alberta Graduate Excellence Scholarship
2022 AIHS Summer Studentship
2022 Jason Lang Scholarship
2022 Government of Alberta Women in STEM Scholarship
2021 Undergraduate Research Initiative
Jocelyn McConnell
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2022 CIHR CGS M Scholarship
2022 Alberta Graduate Excellence Scholarship
2022 75th Anniversary Graduate Student Award
2020 Faculty of Science Undergraduate Scholarship
Stephanie Larosa
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2023 CIHR CGS M Scholarship
2023 University of Alberta Recruitment Scholarship
Former trainees
Cindy Meng Chen
MSc (Neuroscience) University of Alberta (2019)
BSc (Sport Somatic Science) Beijing Sport University (2017)
Project: | Does stimulus pulse width influence contraction fatigability during neuromuscular electrical stimulation? |
Dr. Trevor Barss
Campus Alberta NeuroScience Postdoctoral Fellowship
PhD (School of Exercise Science, Physical and Health Education) University of Victoria (2016)
MSc (Kinesiology) University of Saskatchewan (2010)
BSc Honours with Great Distinction (Kinesiology, Biological Sciences Minor) University of Saskatchewan (2008)
Project: | Reducing fatigue of electrically-evoked contractions after a spinal cord injury. |
Emily Ainsley
CIHR CGS M Scholarship
MSc (Neuroscience) University of Alberta (2017)
BSc (Kinesiology) University of Alberta (2014)
Project: | Contraction fatigue and motor unit overlap in the tibialis anterior during different intensities of interleaved neuromuscular electrical stimulation. |
Francisca Clavería
MSc (Neuroscience) University of Alberta (2017)
B.Physical Therapy, Universidad Mayor (2011)
Project: | Comparison of three types of neuromuscular electrical stimulation on fatiguability in the quadriceps muscles. |
John Luu
Queen Elizabeth II Graduate Scholarship
MSc (Neuroscience) University of Alberta (2017)
BSc Honours Biophysics University of British Columbia (2014)
Project: | Hyperpolarization of motor axons contributes to contraction fatigue during neuromuscular electrical stimulation. |
Sara Haring
BSc (Kinesiology) University of Alberta (2015)
2015 NSERC Undergraduate Student Research Award
Dr. Mather Joner Wiest
University of Alberta Doctoral Recruitment Scholarship
CALDO Consortium Science Without Borders
MSc (Human Movement Science) Federal University of Rio Grande do Sul (2011)
PhD University of Alberta (2016)
Project: | Mechanisms underlying contractions evoked by neuromuscular electrical stimulation. |
Yoshino Okuma
MSc (Neuroscience) University of Alberta (2012)
Project: | Electrical stimulation site influences the spatial distribution of motor units recruited in tibialis anterior.. |
Jenny Lou
BSc (Honours Neuroscience) University of Alberta (2015)
2015 AIHS Summer Studentship
2013 Undergraduate Research Initiative
2012 NSERC Undergraduate Student Research Award
Mariska Johnson (neé Booyens)
MSc University of Alberta (2015)
Project: | The effect of a Plyometric Protocol on Muscle Potentiation. |
Leilane Rocha Pinheiro
Undergraduate at Universidade Estadual do Sudoeste da Bahia (Physical Therapy)
Science without Borders
Diana Le
Undergraduate at University of Alberta (Pharmacy)
Undergraduate Research Initiative
Dr. Abdulaziz Aldayel
Assistant Professor, Physical Education and Movement Science Dept., King Saud University, Riyadh, Saudi Arabia.
Research topic: |
Functional electrical stimulation of human muscle. |
Dr. Austin J. Bergquist
Alberta Paraplegic Foundation Award
PhD (Neuroscience) University of Alberta (2013)
Project: | Functional electrical stimulation of human muscle. |
Alyssa Hindle
Ivy A Thomson and William A Thomson Graduate Scholarship
MSc (Neuroscience) University of Alberta (2013)
Project: | Influence of neuromuscular electrical stimulation on cortical excitability. |
Helen Schimidt
MSc Student, Federal University of Pampa, Uruguaiana, Brazil.
Andrea Bui
BSc University of Alberta 2011
Physical Therapy at University of Alberta
Sarah M. Roshko
BSc. (Kinesiology) University of Alberta 2011
2010 NSERC Undergraduate Student Research Award
Mandy Hong
BSc (Honours Neuroscience) University of Alberta 2011
Cam S. Mang
NSERC CGS M Scholarship
Queen Elizabeth II Graduate Scholarship
2008 NSERC Undergraduate Student Research Award
Walter H Johns Graduate Fellowship
MSc (Neuroscience) University of Alberta 2010
BPE University of Alberta 2008
Project: | Changes in corticospinal excitability induced by neuromuscular electrical stimulation. |
Dr. Joanna M. Auger (neé Clair)
NSERC PGS D Scholarship
NSERC CGS M Scholarship
Walter H Johns Graduate Fellowship
PhD (Neuroscience) University of Alberta 2010
BSc (Kinesiology) University of Alberta 2005
Project: | Using electrical stimulation to prevent muscle atrophy after spinal cord injury. |
Jamie M. Anderson-Reid
BSc (Kinesiology) University of Alberta 2008
Dr. Jesse C. Dean, PhD
Assistant Professor, Medical University of South Carolina, Charleston, USA
Research topic: |
Central and peripheral contributions to contractions evoked by wide-pulse stimulation of human muscle. |
Lisa M. Yates
BSc (Kinesiology) University of Alberta 2006
Alain Frigon
MSc (Neuroscience) University of Alberta 2003
Thesis: | Effect of rhythmic arm movement on reflexes in the legs: modulation of soleus H-reflexes and somatosensory conditioning. |
Dr. Timothy J. Carroll, PhD
Lecturer, University of New South Wales, Sydney, Australia
Izaak Walton Killam Postdoctoral Fellowship 2003
Research topic: |
Sensory control of human limb movements. |
Evan R. L. Baldwin
Queen Elizabeth II Graduate Scholarship
MSc (Neuroscience) University of Alberta 2005
Thesis: | Wide pulse width, high frequency electrical stimulation: implications for neuromuscular electrical stimulation. |
Alexander M. Brown
2006 NSERC Undergraduate Student Research Award
DDS University of Alberta 2010
BSc (Physiology) University of Alberta 2006
Piotr M. Klakowicz
NSERC Scholarship
MSc (Neuroscience) University of Alberta 2005
Thesis: | Reflexive and peripheral contributions to muscle contractions evoked by tetanic electrical nerve stimulation in humans. |
Alexander S. Tamm
2006 AHFMR Summer Studentship
2006 NSERC Undergraduate Student Research Award
MD University of Alberta
NSERC PGS D Scholarship
Walter H Johns Graduate Fellowship
Queen Elizabeth II Graduate Scholarship
PhD (Neuroscience) University of Alberta 2009
Thesis: | On the central mechanisms that contribute to contractions evoked by surface stimulation of human muscle. |