Dr. Christine Schmidt elected to National Academy of Engineering
Honor recognizes Schmidt's work to help advance the fields of neural tissue engineering and wound healing and for her leadership in diversifying bioengineering.
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For decades, a Florida woman had no sense of smell. Can she get it back?
Tampa Bay Times video feature and story highlight MBI smell and taste researchers.
Neuroscientists re-create Pink Floyd song from listeners’ brain activity
Dr. Ayşegül Gündüz was part of a research team featured in Scientific American for reconstructing a Pink Floyd song from direct neural recordings of participants.
Study identifies risk factors for childhood tic disorders persisting into adulthood
In Neurology Today, UF neurologist Dr. Irene Malaty emphasized the importance of managing coexisting conditions.
AMRIS adds 7 Tesla MRI/MRS preclinical scanner
Scanner housed at UF’s Advanced Magnetic Resonance Imaging and Spectroscopy Facility will bolster research efforts across campus.
MBI members honored during College of Medicine spring assembly
Drs. Michael Okun (Lifetime Achievement Award) and Anthony Yachnis (collegewide Clinical Excellence Award) among researchers recognized.
UF neuroscientists help launch effort to consider universal chemosensory testing
NIH grant supports conference to consider routine monitoring of smell and taste throughout life as part of health care.
MBI now accepting applications to support facial pain research
Supporting translational and basic research on facial pain related to trigeminal neuralgia and other nerve-related causes of facial pain inclusive of headaches and multiple sclerosis.
Neuro departments Top 5 overall in NIH funding
Neuromedicine and neuroscience research at UF ranked Top 5 among all universities (public and private) in the 2022 rankings of NIH funding.
MBI members appointed College of Medicine assistant deans for research
Drs. Elias Sayour and Daniel Wesson appointed to new leadership roles.
