We’re highlighting women leading our neuro research efforts at the University of Florida. Next, we're highlighting Dr. Carolina Maciel, the director of research for the department of neurology's division of neurocritical care.
![Graphic: [headline] U-F's Women of Neuro. [quote] “I aspire to serve as a role model for all members of the team, particularly in demonstrating that putting your heart and soul into everything you do always pays off. For me, being a leader means inspiring each person who crosses paths with me to push their ceiling higher, whatever that might be and in whichever role they are in.” Carolina Maciel, M-D, M-S-C-R Director of Research, Division of Neurocritical Care UF Department of Neurology. Doctor maciel is a latino woman with short brown hair standing in an office with a colorful string of garland behind her.](https://mbi.ufl.edu/files/2022/09/ft_Maciel_WoN-1200-×-800-px-600x400.png)
Melanie Martinez, a researcher in the lab of Dr. Brian Hoh, receives grant for research into the mechanistic pathways involved in aneurysm healing.
Backed by a Parkinson’s Foundation grant, UF neurologists launched initiative to empower local Black and African American community through Parkinson’s education.
Medical physicist and researcher in neurobehavioral mechanisms of addiction joined Drs. Kenneth Heilman and Mark Sherwood as distinguished professors in the UF College of Medicine.
Preston A. Wells Jr. Center for Brain Tumor Therapy team uses novel approaches to accelerate discoveries in the fight against brain cancer.
Dr. Eric Porges weighs in on TikTok trend of “hacking” the vagus nerve to alleviate anxiety.
Experience a day in the life of Mauli Bhogade, a participant in the UF Summer Neuroscience Internship Program, known as SNIP.
Four UF neuroscientists explained their research during the 2022 Alzheimer’s Association International Conference.
Drs. Justin Hilliard and Michael Okun featured in UF Health Inspire video about twin sisters treated for essential tremor.
We’re highlighting women leading our neuro research efforts at the University of Florida. Next, we're highlighting Dr. Melissa Armstrong, the director of the Mangurian Clinical-Research Headquarters for Lewy Body Dementia at the Fixel Institute.
