MBI News

Two powerful stories of perseverance took center stage Wednesday evening at an MBI Insights event called “The Resilient Brain: Patient Journeys & Neuroplasticity.”

Dr. Steven DeKosky co-authored study in JAMA Neurology showing link between two diabetes drug classes and lower Alzheimer's risk in Type 2 diabetes patients.

UF Center for Advanced Pain Therapeutics and Research (CAPToR) hosts inaugural symposium.

An event at the Cade Museum celebrated Dr. Al Rhoton's enduring impact on brain research and the lives of patients.

In a significant technological leap, UF researchers have created a powerful new tool that can generate a high-resolution 3D map of the brain in mice.

New research led by University of Florida neuroscientists shows chronic pain may affect the brain’s ability to clear waste in people with worse sleep.

The software, Automated Imaging Differentiation for Parkinsonism, or AIDP, is an automated MRI processing and machine learning software that features a noninvasive biomarker technique.

In celebration of Brain Awareness Week, the MBI welcomed 35 teenage homeschool students and 40 more ages 7-12 on Tuesday for lab tours, brain-related crafts and a Q&A with a working scientist.

Catch up on some of the latest neuroscience and neuromedicine research news around the MBI and beyond.

Dr. Aprinda Indahlastari Queen is applying AI technology to study transcranial direct current stimulation as a possible way to prevent dementia.