Synergy in neuroscience and neuromedicine research
Read about how the MBI and Fixel institutes are working together to propel neuroscience and neuromedicine research at UF.
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MBI director talks Alzheimer’s research in Citrus County Chronicle
Dr. Todd Golde discusses how far has Alzheimer's disease research has come and where it needs to go.
MBI unveils newly renovated labs
Renovations to the MBI’s ground floor provide investigators access to the most up-to-date state-of-the-art facilities.
UF neuroscientist earns Race Against Dementia Fellowship
Dr. Cara Croft awarded prestigious five-year fellowship supporting a collaborative UF-University College London project.
Scholarship supports next generation of neuroscientists
Boosted by matching funds from the MBI, the Brooks/Hagood scholarship supports young neuroscientists at UF.
Neuro Heavy Hitters: Todd Golde
Dr. Todd Golde is featured in Florida GATOR Magazine's Spring 2019 edition alongside some of UF's top neuroscientists.
MBI Inter-institutional Meeting 2019: How to prevent cognitive decline in aging
Expert neuroscientists who study age-related memory loss at all four McKnight Brain Institutes in the U.S. came together in Gainesville for 11th annual meeting.
Renowned neuroscientists to join UF Health, propel discovery of treatments for neurological diseases
Three renowned neuroscientists from top U.S. research institutions — Drs. Malú G. Tansey, Ph.D., Matthew LaVoie, Ph.D., and Stefan Prokop, M.D. — will join the newly established Norman Fixel Institute for Neurological Diseases at UF Health.
NIAAA director delivers 2019 Luttge Lectureship
NIAA Director Dr. George Koob discussed the state of alcohol use disorders in the U.S. and the pursuit of new treatment targets during the seventh annual Luttge Lectureship in Neuroscience.
New model to study Alzheimer’s, Parkinson’s may help pinpoint disease mechanisms
A team led by Cara Croft, Ph.D., has demonstrated a novel method to model Alzheimer’s disease and Parkinson’s disease pathologies and seek potential therapeutic targets. Learn more:
