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Our investigators hope to broaden the understanding of neurological disorders and change them from untreatable to treatable, incurable to curable and inevitable to preventable.
Research Addiction; brain cancer; breathing; psychiatry; aging; neurobehavioral sciences; pain/sensory physiology; TBI, spinal cord injury and stroke
Faculty More than 200 faculty members across campus work on multidisciplinary teams to better understand how the brain works.
Partners Collaborating with institutes, centers, departments & programs across UF, our mission extends far beyond the MBI’s walls.
MBI News
MBI Day in the Life: Dr. Nancy Padilla-Coreano
Experience a day in the life of Dr. Nancy Padilla-Coreano as she sets up her first laboratory at the MBI.

Research Snapshot: Drs. David Fuller and Sara…
Hyperbaric oxygen therapy shows promise for improving recovery after spinal cord injury in rat-model study.

UF neuroscience students lead creation of new…
New mouse model expresses low levels of a mutant form of tau, a protein associated with Alzheimer’s disease and related dementias.

Researchers in the Spotlight
Women of Neuro: Dr. Catherine Price
We’re highlighting women leading our neuro research efforts at the University of Florida. Next, we’re highlighting Dr. Catherine Price, the…

Paxlovid mouth is real — and gross
Dr. Steven Munger discusses potential causes of a bitter or metallic taste that some experience after taking certain drugs.

UF brain tumor expert earns Clinical Science…
Dr. Duane Mitchell received UF College of Medicine award given for research that has an impact on patient care.

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EVENTS CALENDAR
College Calendar
Upcoming Events
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Sep 23
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Tyler’s Hope: 3rd Annual Cajun Crawfish Boil
2:00pm to 9:00pm
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Sep 28
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Sep 29
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Sep 30
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Nov 12
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SfN Conference 2022: Nov. 12-16
All Day
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Registration and abstracts open
SENDCon 2022
May 25
Registration (in-person or virtual) and abstracts open on May 25 for SENDCon22. The conference is Sept. 28-30 in Bonita Springs, FL and builds a network of early career dementia researchers.

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