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The Minnesota Muscle Training Program is an interdisciplinary training program in muscle research at UMN, for both predoctoral and postdoctoral scientists.

Greising's presentation was titled "Injury and the neuromuscular junction."

The MHSRS is the Department of Defense’s premier scientific meeting, providing a venue to present new scientific knowledge resulting from military-unique research and development.

The symposium was on May 14, 2024.

Hoffman presented during the training oral session on “Traumatic muscle injury and the neuromuscular junction” and Crum presented a poster during the open session.

Greising spoke on "Skeletal Muscle Reinnervation following Aging and Injury," highlighting work from across her lab.

The talk was on his research working towards his master's thesis and how the combination of traumatic muscle injury and physical inactivity impact the adjacent bone.

Their article is titled “Limitations in metabolic plasticity after traumatic injury are only moderately exacerbated by physical activity restriction.”

Undergraduate student Braydon Crum, graduate students Angela Bruzina, MS, and Mason Lentz, and postdoctoral fellow Dan Hoffman, PhD, all presented posters.

The article is titled “When is the right time to initiate rehabilitation? Time will tell…”