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UF neuroscientists find sex hormones may…
New research suggests sex hormones may influence risk-taking inclinations & ability to delay gratification in rats.
UF researchers ask, ‘What if oncologists…
Dr. Brent Reynolds and colleagues examine similarities between wildlife and cancer cells.
Study will examine driving performance of…
Researchers will evaluate the impact of in-vehicle technologies.
Researchers In the spotlight
MBI directors discuss Alzheimer’s research and…
View a recording of Drs. Todd Golde and Steven DeKosky’s UF Health Webinar.
UF neurosurgery chair elected president of…
Three researchers from UF’s department of neurosurgery serving in CNS leadership positions.
‘Some of the biggest risk factors for suicide…
In MarketWatch article, Dr. Andres Pumariega provides guidance for those facing mental health issues during COVID-19 crisis.
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2020 Society for Neuroscience Annual Meeting
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2020 Society for Neuroscience Annual Meeting
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2020 Society for Neuroscience Annual Meeting
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2020 Society for Neuroscience Annual Meeting
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2020 Society for Neuroscience Annual Meeting
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AAIC Neuroscience Next
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AAIC Neuroscience Next
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UF Department of Neurology diversity & Inlcusion Council
Virtual Town Hall: The Do’s and Don’ts of Crucial Conversations
Thursday, Oct. 1 at 12:00 p.m. EST
Join the Department of Neurology and guest speaker, UF’s Chief Diversity Officer, Antonio Farias, to discuss how to have crucial conversations in academia, the workplace, the classroom, or at home. Topics include challenges and strategies to approach crucial conversations when emotions are high, you’re confronted with opposing opinions, and the stakes are high. Learn why it’s important to make it safe when conversations get crucial.
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