MBI receives $100,000 gift to support Alzheimer’s research
The Alzheimer's Research Foundation provided a $100,000 gift to the MBI to support early-career scientists in the field.
The Alzheimer's Research Foundation provided a $100,000 gift to the MBI to support early-career scientists in the field.
Dr. Nancy Padilla-Coreano was among 25 early-career researchers recognized for outstanding achievements.
Dr. Barbara Smith was honored for her research on developing innovative respiratory evaluation and rehabilitation approaches to help preserve independent breathing in vulnerable patient populations.
Dr. Aliyah Snyder led a new study that found current tools for evaluating TBI in menopausal women may overlook how hormone changes affect recovery.
Research led by Dr. Leah Reznikov and MBI Gator NeuroScholar Dr. Pedro Trevizan Bau uncovers new potential targets for asthma therapy.
Dr. Eric Wang was honored by UF Innovate for his work in neuromuscular and neurological diseases, as well as RNA biology.
Drs. Carol Mathews and Joseph McNamara discuss how fear affects the brain and body.
Drs. Adithya Gopinath and Zachary Sorrentino earn awards given to researchers whose early-stage projects hold potential to drive meaningful scientific breakthroughs.
The MBI is accepting applications for an award offering $10,000 in-kind support to advance research using the 10x Genomics Visium HD platform. Applications due by Nov. 21, 2025.
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