Research Labs

The Department of Kinesiology aims to be a leading research department where faculty and students conduct cutting-edge research in state-of-the-art facilities.

Research-intensive, progressive, and innovative.

Our Department of Kinesiology has a long history in human performance science research. As one of the most research-intensive departments in the University with a strong reputation, we have a substantial, continuous influx of excellent researchers, undergraduate and graduate students.

Our research is dedicated to improving human health and performance across the lifespan using innovative methods and cutting-edge technologies housed in state-of-the-art laboratories, including:

  • behavioural/observation labs
  • ergonomics labs
  • intervention labs
  • ‘dry’ biophysical labs
  • ‘wet’ biophysical labs

The Roy and Lois Cairns Health and Bioscience Research Complex is advancing Canada’s science and technology infrastructure. It houses world-class work by researchers in areas like cancer, infectious diseases, and bone and muscle health. It is a hub for innovative research and knowledge transfer.

LaboratoryLocation
Freezer FarmCRN 123
Animal Care FacilityCRN 149-178
Human Anatomy LabCRN 310
Bone & Muscle Health CentreCRN 428-447
LaboratoryLocation
Neuro-mechanics and Ergonomics LabTH 141
LaboratoryLocation
On Ice Performance LaboratoryWC 100
Injury Prevention, Clinical Intervention and Implementation Science LabWC 251A-C
LaboratoryLocation
Hydration Exercise and Temperature (HEaT) LabWH 09
Exercise Intervention LabWH 16
Environmental Ergonomics LabWH 17
Biomechanics & Motor Control LabWH 18
Electromyography LabWH 21
Activity, Sport Performance, Injury Prevention (ASPIRE) LabWH 22
Spine Biomechanics & Neuromuscular Control LabWH 23
Data and Sample Storage LabWH 25
Motor Skill Acquisition LabWH 137
Health & Exercise Psychology LabWH 141
Sympathetic Neurocirculatory Regulation LaboratoryWH 143
Applied Physiology LabWH 144
Centre for Healthy Youth Development through SportWH 146
REFraming Rehabilitation Adherence, Motivation and Exercise (REFRAME) LabWH 148