Research
- Research
- Biomechanics and Musculoskeletal Injury
- Health Systems, Outcomes and Policy
- Immunology and Cellular Mechanics
- Neuroscience
- Nutrition
- Scholarship of Teaching and Learning
- Laboratory Staff
- Research Laboratories
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Research News
- $3 Million Grant for Cerebral Palsy Therapy
- 2016-2017 HRS Awards
- A deeper look at postural instability in breast cancer patients
- Brain Needs Retrained After ACL Injury
- Evans featured as a top professor
- Exploring human movement with the MOVES Lab
- Lindsay Webb's Manuscript Featured on the Cover of The Journal of Immunology
- PT students recognized by Foundation for Physical Therapy
- Reduce Injuries in Elderly Drivers
- Spees Awarded USDA Grant to Address Childhood Obesity
- When to biomechanically examine a lower-limb amputee

The goal of the MOVES Lab is to minimize the occurrence of injuries and increase performance in a variety of active populations. The MOVES Lab works with Ohio State athletes, the military, youth baseball teams, high schools across the country, and active individuals in the Columbus area.
Are you interested in getting involved with the MOVES Lab? Contact Jimmy Onate at onate.2@osu.edu.
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FPPE Project Functional Evaluation to Predict Lower Extremity Musculoskeletal Injury
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CREST Project Combatant/Craft/Crewmen Rapid Enhancement and Sustainment Tracking
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Hip FAI Study
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Neuroplasticity in ACL Injury Brain-Behavior Model for Lower Extremity Motor Control – Neuroplasticity in Anterior Cruciate Ligament Injury
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Motor Learning Study
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Injuries and Performance in Baseball and Softball
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Meet the MOVES Research Team
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Additional Research