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Blazing trails
Blazing trails
Armed with a new federal grant, Dr. Charles Wilkie heats up the field of fire retardancy.
Eco enigma
Eco enigma
Dr. Douglas Lobner researches environmental neurotoxins that could be the cause of devastating neurological diseases.
Nazi chic?
Nazi chic?
Dr. Irene Guenther unravels the sinister relationship between fashion and fascism.
Mechanical wonder
Mechanical wonder
Dr. James Anderson’s curiosity about RNA molecules led to a landmark discovery about the building blocks of life.
Listening to the animal kingdom
Listening to the animal kingdom
Through the Dr. Dolittle Project, Dr. Michael Johnson reveals fascinating insights into animal vocalizations.
Identity crisis
Identity crisis
What does it mean to be an individual? Dr. John Davis examines the human side of economics.
Research in brief
Research in brief
Trial by TV: pop culture meets law
Craving answers about appetite
Oh favorite soda, how do I love thee?
Text messaging: deciphering an electronic Babel
Getting to the root of the problem
Kannscht du Deitsch schwetze
Innovations in family planning
Healing pain
Revving up rehab through robotics
The other side of the therapy couch
Marquette bookshelf
Research at Marquette
Research Resources
Research compendium
Grants awarded to faculty
Faculty awards
A message from the vice provost of research
Experts directory
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What Our Experts Say
2006-2007 Research
Unraveling the mysteries of proteins
Protecting brittle bones
Understanding the damaged brain
Protecting muscles on and off Earth
The lungs: more than gas exchange
Healing the brain, the new frontier
Of humans and cyborgs
Scrutinizing elder law
A bite out of crime
Preserving family peace
Brian Kaster, physics
Andrew Ozga, anthropology
Sex offense — a family tragedy