Welcome to the Department of Neuroscience!
Through fundamental discovery, collaboration, and education of the next generation of neuroscientists, we seek to elucidate nervous system function and eradicate neural disease.
50 Years of Excellence in Neuroscience
$21 Million + in Annual NIH Funding
5 Undergraduate, Graduate and Online Programs
100+ Publications a year
Department EVENTS
Department Calendar
Upcoming Events
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Dec 01
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Neuroscience Graduate Research Seminar: Zachary Krumm, Hannah Staley, & Sabrina Zequeira
Please email Dominic DeFeo at ddefeo@ufl.edu to request the Zoom link and Passcode.
11:00am to 11:50am
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Dec 02
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Dept. of Neuro and MBI Joint Seminar Series: Dr. Ann McKee, MD
Please email Dominic DeFeo at ddefeo@ufl.edu to request the Zoom link and Passcode.
12:00pm to 1:00pm
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Dec 08
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Neuroscience Graduate Research Seminar: Kalene Jasso & Alysha Michaelson
Please email Dominic DeFeo at ddefeo@ufl.edu to request the Zoom link and Passcode.
11:00am to 11:50am
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Dec 09
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Dept. of Neuro and MBI Joint Seminar Series: Dr. Todd Golde, PhD
Please email Dominic DeFeo at ddefeo@ufl.edu to request the Zoom link and Passcode.
12:00pm to 1:00pm
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Department of Neuroscience and McKnight Brain Institute Joint Seminar Series
Thursdays at Noon
Department News
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North Central Florida Chapter of the Society for…
The North Central Florida chapter of the Society for Neuroscience will be hosting a virtual fall general body meeting on Thursday, September 9th at…
MBI – UF neuroscientists discover biomarker with…
University of Florida neuroscientists have developed a new assay, or test, to detect minute amounts of a protein called tyrosine hydroxylase in blood…
Diversity, Inclusion and Equity
Our department prioritizes diversity, equity and inclusion principles. We believe that unique experiences and perspectives are essential for inspiring creativity and scientific discovery and preparing the next generation of scientific leaders.
Student life
Education and Training
Our trainees conduct research on some of the most challenging and urgent questions within the neuroscience field today. Our students regularly publish in top journals and are supported by numerous specialized training (T32) grants from the National Institutes of Health.
