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Our researchers seek to enhance lives through neuroscience research and education.
Top 5 Among U.S. universities in neuroscience and neuromedicine research.
$115 M Research awards total more than $115 million in NIH funding.
250+ MBI faculty members conducting research across the University of Florida.
MBI News
Social Dominance Research Snapshot: Meghan Cum …
Findings highlight ways to boost soundness of studies in examining social dominance in mice.
UF researchers connect with filmmaker’s story…
Dancer Kelsey Peterson visited UF for a screening of her acclaimed film “Move Me,” sharing her journey and leading dance workshops with faculty…
Parkinson’s Research Snapshot: Drs. Rebecca L…
Study of aged mice with Parkinson’s-associated genetic mutation illuminates ‘exhausted’ state of peripheral immune cells
Researchers in the Spotlight
MBI investigators named UF Research Foundation…
Drs. Stephen Anton, Eduardo Candelario-Jalil, Daniel Ferris, David Fuller, Sara Jo Nixon, and Lisa Scott earn UF honor.
Making science accessible, creative & fun
Drs. Alicia Vose and Erica Dale were featured on Yoga with Jake podcast to discuss misconceptions about academia.
MBI researcher named 2024 Innovator of the Year
Dr. Elias Sayour earns honor from UF Innovate | Tech Licensing for his work in brain cancer immunotherapy.
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Upcoming Events
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Dec 06
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ArtBio.Miami
8:00am to 2:00pm
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Art & Fashion Funds the Cure
6:00pm to 9:00pm
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Dec 07
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Brain Bee 2024
9:30am to 2:30pm
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Dec 10
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College of Medicine Town Hall
12:15pm to 12:45pm
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Jan 15
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College of Medicine Town Hall
7:15am to 7:45am
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Feb 12
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Research Showcase 2025
3:00pm to 7:30pm
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Apr 06
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UF CARE 12th Annual Symposium
All Day
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Apr 07
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UF CARE 12th Annual Symposium
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Brain Bee 2024
December 7, 2024
The Alachua County Brain Bee is a free, all-day neuroscience-based Q&A competition for middle and high school students (age 13-19). The competition is similar to a spelling bee, but instead of words, students demonstrate their knowledge of the human brain with neuroscience trivia.
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