A little Friday night ‘sample rescue’ after experiencing some freezer issues! 😅 Thanks to all who helped get our samples up the hill in these impromptu ice buckets last night! #teamwork Martin Sénéchal, PhD Amy Thomson Logan Peskett Maryam Kebbe, PhD

Happy #InternationalDayofWomenandGirlsinScience! 🔬✨Today, we celebrate the contributions of women and girls in academia & beyond. Your passion, dedication, and curiosity drive innovation inspire future generations to dream big, break barriers, & shape the future of science!💡🌍

Happening NOW! Join the UNB Faculty of Kinesiology Colloquium session with Ueli Albert, PhD candidate from Acadia University! 🔗: bit.ly/4aCYcG5 UNB Kinesiology Recreation and Sport Studies UNB Research Graduate Studies

We are thrilled to announce that Martin Sénéchal, PhD has received a Diabetes Canada 𝙀𝙣𝙙 𝘿𝙞𝙖𝙗𝙚𝙩𝙚𝙨 𝘼𝙬𝙖𝙧𝙙! Dr. Sénéchal and our team will be investigating the feasibility of #bloodflowrestriction training to make #exercise more manageable for individuals with #T2DM 🔬🔵

🚨 STARTING NOW! Tune in to the UNB Kinesiology Graduate Colloquium as Dr. Timothy Fairchild Murdoch University shares his insights on exercise in type 2 diabetes. 🔗 bit.ly/4aCYcG5 Timothy Fairchild UNB UNB Research IMPART Graduate Studies Diabetes Canada Canadian Society for Exercise Physiology

Thanks to Matthew B. Miller, PhD, CAT(C), CSCS for his UNB Kinesiology Colloquium presentation and engaging discussion on physical literacy! The students had a great time exploring its importance and applications in real life👏 #physicalliteracy #education #lifelongmovement #injuryprevention Recreation and Sport Studies UNB

Join UNB Kinesiology TOMORROW for a thought-provoking talk from Dr. Kristi Allain (St. Thomas University)! Dr. Allain will share her research on how sport naturalizes the youthful athlete and explore the experiences of sport in later life. 🕥: March 28th @ 10:30 am (AST) 🔗: bit.ly/4aCYcG5

Congrats to PhD candidate Fernanda Diaz on successfully completing her proposal defense!🌟 Her work will explore innovative ways to make tele-exercise programs more accessible and engaging for aging populations 💻👟 We can’t wait to see where this important research leads! 🚀📚

CELLAB Honours student, Quinn Eberts, presenting his undergrad thesis at the 2025 UNB Kinesiology Honours Research Day!📊🧠 With his project, he contributed valuable insight and energy to the lab. Congrats to Quinn on all of his hard work! 👏💥