• Athletic Training Teaching Lab

    Forker Building – Room 213
    A key part of the Athletic Training Master’s Program (MATR), the lab offers a hands-on learning environment for future healthcare providers.

  • Bio Mechanics Research Laboratory

    Forker Building – Room 178N
    The Biomechanics Laboratory is a 1750 square foot facility that is part of the Human Performance Laboratories.

  • Clinical Vascular Research Laboratory

    Forker Building – Room 140
    The Clinical Vascular Research Lab studies how aging and exercise impact cardiovascular and cerebrovascular health across the lifespan..

  • Exercise Biochemistry Laboratory

    Forker Building – Room 142
    Research involves the collection of blood and muscle tissue from subjects before, during, and after exercise.

  • Exercise Clinic

    Forker Building – Room 194
    This general purpose laboratory supports the discovery, engagement, and learning missions of the department.

  • Exercise Metabolism Laboratory

    Forker Building – Room 164Q
    This facility is a shared lab space among the faculty/staff to perform research and collect data in multiple aspects of exercise physiology, biomechanics, psychology, immunology, neurophysiology, and more.

  • Exercise Physiology Teaching Laboratory

    Forker Building – Room 283
    Students in several Kinesiology courses perform a full range of fitness assessment tests using the Exercise Metabolism Lab.

  • Exercise Psychology Laboratory

    Forker Building – Room 248

    Exercise Psychology research focuses on psychological responses to physical activity and psychological factors associated with physical activity participation and dropout

  • Health Intervention Research Laboratory

    Forker Building – 279B
    The health intervention research team (HIRT) utilizes multiple, cutting-edge technology to design, test, and implement health promotion interventions.

  • Molecular Biology and Immunology Laboratory

    Forker Building – Room 164V
    The lab is equipped with apparatus for identifying genetic and immune response markers of cellular function.

  • Motor Control and Learning Research Laboratory

    Forker Building – Room 178S
    The broad purpose of the lab is to better understand principles of motor control and motor learning and how the brain contributes to effective movement, with a long-range goal to impact remediation, rehabilitation, and therapeutic practices.

  • Neurophysiology Laboratory

    Forker Building – Room 187B
    Part of the Human Performance Laboratories, multiple studies are completed in the lab with focus on understanding the underlying neurophysiology of multiple behaviors and differences in neurophysiology among various populations, including Parkinson’s disease.

  • Exercise Intervention Laboratory

    Forker Building – Room 189
    The lab conducts human research on the effects of lifestyle physical activity, sedentary behavior, resistance and aerobic exercise training, cardiorespiratory fitness, and muscular strength on various health outcomes such as hypertension, Parkinson’s disease, diabetes, obesity, cancer, sarcopenia, and cardiovascular disease morbidity and mortality in adults and older adults.

  • Physical Activity and Health Promotion Laboratory

    Forker Building – Rooms 164L and 164M
    The Physical Activity and Health Promotion Lab conducts research on the assessment and promotion of physical activity and healthy lifestyles.

  • Psychology of Active Living

    Forker Building – Room 266B
    Current research focuses on developing and testing an online intervention to promote health-enhancing physical activity in adults with obesity, by collaborating with local healthcare facilities.

Lab Schedules

To schedule time in a lab, please email angus@iastate.edu with details.