Welcome!
The Biobehavioral Lab is now located at ITS Manning, 211 Manning Drive. Welcome to our new space!
The Biobehavioral Laboratory (BBL) was initiated in 1989 as part of the Office of Research Support and Consultation (RSC) at the UNC School of Nursing. The term biobehavioral refers to the interface of biological and psychosocial factors that underlie individual responses to acute and chronic illness. Since inception, the BBL has expanded in its mission to enhance knowledge and skills in biobehavioral science, physiological measurement and instrumentation.
What distinguishes the BBL from other clinical laboratories is its emphasis on non-invasive monitoring and the use of portable instrumentation. The laboratory houses a number of instruments for the monitoring of physiologic parameters such as electrical brain activity, cardiac output, oxygenation, body composition and heart rate responses. For more information, see our research and equipment pages.
The BBL staff is committed to assisting and promoting faculty and graduate students’ efforts in the use of biobehavioral measures and physiological parameters in their research. The BBL is located on the ground floor of ITS Manning Room 1200. Faculty and graduate students are encouraged to visit. For more information on how to request equipment or a research consultation with BBL faculty, feel free to call us at 919.966.7598 or email us at sonbbl@unc.edu.
Rose Mary Xavier PhD, MS, RN, PMHNP-BC|Lab Director
Mathew Steadman|Lab Manager
| Hours | Location |
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8:00 am - 4:00 pm |
211 Manning Drive |
| Name | Role | Phone | Location | |
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| Mathew Steadman |
Lab Manager
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919.966.7598
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msteadma@email.unc.edu
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211 Manning Dr Chapel Hill, NC, 27599
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