Owen received his MS from the University of Texas at El Paso, and his BS from the University of Nebraska-Lincon and is currently a PhD student and Research Assistant at Baylor University. Current research work is targeted at understanding the interaction of multi-stressor environmental exposures on human health, performance, and safety.

As a member of the Human and Environmental Physiology Laboratory (HEPL) at Baylor, Owen is interested in combining neuromuscular and hemodynamic biosensor monitoring to improve the identification of fatigue and performance decrements during various environmental exposures, and the application of non-invasive physiological monitoring to identify neuroplastic and endothelial changes associated with acute intermittent hypoxia (AIH) therapy in clinical cases.

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