Upcoming speaker:
Neurons_Mattr Seminar: Mica Rosenow
Mon. Dec. 11 @ 11 am ET
We are announcing the sixth talk in our virtual seminar series, scheduled for Monday, December 11th at
11 am ET/8 am PT. Our speaker will be Mica Rosenow who will give a talk on Monitoring Neurophysiological Response to Manual Therapy in Home and Community-Based Care.
Mica Rosenow, MS, LMT is a doctoral candidate in Health and Rehabilitation Sciences at Indiana University in Indianapolis, a teaching assistant for the IU School of Health and Human Sciences, and a research assistant for Dr. Niki Munk in the Munk Massage Therapy Laboratory. She is a licensed and practicing community massage therapist holding bachelor’s degrees in Kinesiology and Biology with a minor in Chemistry and emphasis in Anatomy and a master's degree in Health, Human Performance, and Wellness. The Covid pandemic provided an opportunity to work with the Socioneural Physiology Lab and the Traumatic Stress Research Consortium at IU-Bloomington in 2021 which supports her future work in patient care and massage therapy application. Mica was selected for participation in the Academic Consortium for Integrative Medicine and Health’s Leadership and Education for Students in Integrative Medicine in 2022 and the NIH U24 Neurons_Mattr STM Research Network Summer School in 2023. Her research interests include physiological mechanisms and confounding variables associated with patient care including manual therapy application, patient history, and provider characteristics, and the use of wearable sensors during patient interactions and treatments to measure and support the effects and outcomes related to touch and manual therapy interventions.
Email: [email protected] to register for this virtual seminar.
We are planning a summer school in Linkoping University, Sweden from June 22-28 2025!
As part of this summer school, we plan to put out a call for proposals for collaborative projects for those interested in performing joint experiments in microneurography at the summer school, which would result in the collection of preliminary data.
Drs. McIntyre and Nagi's talk (see recording here from June 11th, 2024) is associated with this summer school and it explains how microneurography works. As part of this summer school, we plan to put out a call for proposals for collaborative projects for those interested in performing joint experiments in microneurography at the summer school, which would result in the collection of preliminary data. The intention of this seminar is to provide an overview of and exposure to microneurography to the community, and potential proposers.
Mini-sabbatical funding (on the order of $7,500, open to investigators at U.S. institutions) will be available for projects ultimately selected. Additional details are forthcoming.
Drs. McIntyre and Nagi's talk (see recording here from June 11th, 2024) is associated with this summer school and it explains how microneurography works. As part of this summer school, we plan to put out a call for proposals for collaborative projects for those interested in performing joint experiments in microneurography at the summer school, which would result in the collection of preliminary data. The intention of this seminar is to provide an overview of and exposure to microneurography to the community, and potential proposers.
Mini-sabbatical funding (on the order of $7,500, open to investigators at U.S. institutions) will be available for projects ultimately selected. Additional details are forthcoming.
Past events
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Speaker: Dr. Jeanie Park (July 23, 2024)
Sympathetic regulation in humans with chronic disease: microneurography applications. Bio: Dr. Jeanie Park is an associate professor of medicine and interim associate director of renal medicine at Emory university. She is also a staff nephrologist and Deputy Associate Chief of Staff for research at the Atlanta VA. Her research interests are in autonomic regulation and neural control of blood pressure in patient populations at increased cardiovascular risk such as those with chronic kidney disease, hypertension and PTSD. Her work is funded by NIH, VA and DOD awards. To watch Dr. Park's talk click here. 2024 Force Based Manipulation (FBM) Annual Meeting (Friday June 28 2025, 10am-noon EST) The purpose of this meeting was to provide opportunities to share advances across three National Institutes of Health (NIH)-funded force-based manipulation research networks, promote collaboration, and avoid duplication of network efforts. Many joined us online for the meeting’s open session featuring updates from the trans-network scientific working groups and a keynote presentation from a prominent researcher. The keynote presentation was delivered by Valeria Vásquez, Ph.D. from McGovern Medical School at UTHealth Houston on Fine-Tuning Mechanosensitive Ion Channels: From Basic Science to Translational Research. To watch the event click here. Hands On! Summer School! The Neurophysiology of Soft Tissue Manipulation in Musculoskeletal Pain Conditions (June 20-24, 2023, Indiana University) Our inaugural summer school disseminated scientific and technical knowledge to enable investigators to perform rigorous, mechanistic research on the neurobiology of soft tissue mechanotherapies. See agenda here and all meeting materials (including recordings here). 9th Annual Regenerative Rehabilitation Symposium October 27-29, 2022 (Austin, Texas) NeuronS MATTR Network Reception IASP 2022 (Toronto) September 20, 2022 Stratus Restaurant |
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