Dalhousie University hosts a number of cutting-edge research facilities that support clinical and biomechanical research into joint health. Its Joint Action Research Laboratory, led by faculty in the School of Physiotherapy, specializes in advanced rehabilitation science. The Dynamics of Human Motion Lab, housed in the School of Biomedical Engineering, provides top of the line infrastructure to support research into human musculoskeletal health and physical activity. The University is also home to the Dalhousie Pain Network, a group of established researchers from across Nova Scotia who are dedicated to investigating clinical interventions to chronic pain. Outside its campus, University researchers can tap into the region’s rich network of life science institutions, including the Nova Scotia Health Authority, the QEII Health Sciences Centre, the Biomedical Translational Imaging Centre, and the IWK Health Centre.