We are pleased to announce a new Nikon Multiphoton / Super Resolution Imaging System coming this fall. This advanced Nikon A1RMPsi-STORM 4.0 will allow UF researchers to image deeper than traditional confocal limitations, reconstruct super resolution structure, and utilize single confocal imaging. Special thanks goes out to Dr. Habibeh Khoshbouei,…
This advanced Nikon A1RMPsi-STORM 4.0 allows UF researchers to image deeper than traditional confocal limitations, reconstruct super resolution structure and utilize single confocal imaging.
The McKnight Brain Institute is pleased to congratulate our 2015 Fellowship Awardees The MBI Fellowships were established to support students and fellows conducting neuroscience and brain-related research in MBI affiliated laboratories. Two winners were selected and will each receive $60,000 ($30,000/year for two years). Three runner-ups were also selected and…
The Advisory Board is a component of the new Ed & Ethel Moore Alzheimer’s Disease Research Program and will assist in the effort to fund research leading to the prevention or cure for Alzheimer’s disease.
The Mayo Clinic challenged; UF answered.
The Florida Brain Project’s Inaugural Symposium was held this week.
University of Florida neurobiologist Leonid Moroz is on a quest to decode the genomic blueprints of fragile marine life.
Drs. Foote and Okun are at the forefront of the DBS field, refining operating techniques and establishing a rigorous standard of care that attracts patients from around the country and the world.
Each year the College of Medicine presents the Clinical and Basic Science Research awards to two faculty members for outstanding achievement, research discovery, and productivity. The Clinical Research Award is given to a researcher whose recent discovery(s) has made a significant impact on the delivery of patient care. The Basic…
