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No. 2 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
Brain-mapping tool offers new view into molecules…
MBI researchers demonstrate a next-generation method to peer into tiny molecules in the brain made by metabolism, the chemical processes that break…
Worldwide OCD genetics study offers clues for…
In the largest-ever study into the genetics of OCD, researchers have identified multiple DNA variants that could help predict who is at greater risk…
Applications Open: MBI Gator NeuroScholars…
Applications are now open for the Evelyn F. and William L. McKnight Brain Institute’s Gator NeuroScholars Program, an enhanced postdoctoral…
Researchers in the Spotlight
Researchers uncovered hundreds of genes linked to…
In The Conversation, Dr. Carol Mathews explains her new study in Nature Genetics shedding light on the genetics of OCD.
Gainesville teen competes in USA Brain Bee…
Winner of MBI-sponsored Alachua County Brain Bee advanced to national competition at Rugters University.
Cup O’ Joe video series visits brain bank
In the latest episode of Cup O’ Joe, Interim Provost Joe Glover visited Drs. Stefan Prokop and Matt LaVoie for a tour of the UF Neuromedicine Human…
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Upcoming Events
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May 27
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10th Annual Luttge Lectureship
11:30am to 2:00pm
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Jul 16
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College of Medicine Town Hall
7:15am to 7:45am
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Oct 11
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Nov 05
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AI Symposium
All Day
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Sponsored by the McKnight Brain Research Foundation
10th Annual Luttge Lecture
Tuesday, May 27 | 12:30 – 2:00 p.m.
Join us for an engaging presentation by Dr. Ulman Lindenberger, Co-Director of the Max Planck UCL Centre for Computational Psychiatry and Ageing Research, as he explores the complexities of human cognitive aging. This thought-provoking talk will examine how factors like education, physical activity, and social engagement can shape the trajectory of our cognitive abilities over time.
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