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Unable to attend one of our virtual open houses. You can watch on of our recordings any time on our YouTube channel. Click the link below. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mQJyVd5TVw4…
Our Gator NeuroScholors were featured in the latest Florida Physician magazine. To read full article click link below.
Congratulations to Fapianey Alexandre for receiving Best Presentation Award in Neuroscience at ABRCMS.
Congratulations to MacKenzie Bolen on her recent collaboration with Dr. EA Thompson’s lab at Mayo Clinic. “We completed single-cell spatial imaging of the directed transcript and proteome from human Parkinson’s, ,inflammatory bowel disease, and neurologically healthy brain and colon. I was trained by Dr. EA Thompson’s lab. Our overall goal…
Congratulations to Samm Smith for receiving a F31 grant from the NIH. Her project is titled “Examining the contributions of cognitive load and anterior cingulate cortex activity on striatal-hippocampal network coupling in age-related cognitive decline.”…
Congratulations to Ann Titus for reviving a ABRCMS Student Travel Award. To learn more about this award click the link below. https://abrcms.org/index.php/present-at-abrcms/apply-for-a-travel-award …
Congratulations to Samm Smith, Katherine Gonzalez, Johleen Seedansingh, Sabrina Zequeira, and Zachary Simon who were awarded the McKnight Brain Research Foundation Poster Award.
Congratulations to Dr. Malu Tansey for having her work with Parkinson’s reasearch featured in Science Translational Medicine. To read the full article click the link below. https://www.science.org/doi/10.1126/scitranslmed.adk3225 …
Dr. Nancy Padilla-Coreano’s work was recently featured in UF Medicine’s Florida Physician Magazine. To read the full article click the link below. MINDS AND MACHINES…
Congratulations to Dr. Nancy Padilla-Coreano for receiving the Society for Social Neuroscience’s Early Career Award. This award representative of the most creative and promising investigators in the field of social neuroscience and will embody the future of social neuroscience through their cutting-edge ideas and novel research. To learn more about…