Research Snapshots: Drs. Robert Eisinger and Aysegul Gunduz
New research by UF neuroscientists shows that brain activity associated with reward processing takes place in two parts of the basil ganglia.
New research by UF neuroscientists shows that brain activity associated with reward processing takes place in two parts of the basil ganglia.
New research provides insight into how a variety of factors might be linked to the development of Parkinson’s disease.
Ariel Walker is the latest MBI Rising Star, a video series highlighting up-and-coming neuroscience researchers at UF.
Genetic and environmental factors in Parkinson’s converge on immune function and inflammation.
Dr. Michael Okun authored op-ed in The Daily Beast.
UF is collaborating on clinical trial testing if high-intensity treadmill exercise is effective in decreasing signs of Parkinson’s.
Published in the journal Brain, the study describes the functional effects of rare ‘mitochondrial complex III’ mutations in familial Parkinson’s disease.
Researchers will evaluate the impact of in-vehicle technologies.
CTRND researchers publish new paper in Journal of Neuroscience.
Dr. Valerie Joers will lead study seeking to identify novel approaches to treat Parkinson’s disease.