Undergraduate Research Spring 2023 / ISSUE 1

 

Cool Tool

Photo spotlight of equipment, instruments and technology impacting research in the College of Science and Mathematics

 

The Right Tool Can Save Lives

As part of their research on type 2 diabetes risk factors, kinesiology student Hannah Brunner-Gaydos (left) and kinesiology and public health Professor Todd Hagobian operate the Lunar iDXA, which uses dual-energy X-ray absorptiometry technology to assess bone density, fracture risk, body composition and pediatric development.

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