Parkinson’s Research Snapshot: Ricardo Diaz-Rincon and Dr. Benjamin Shickel
Using AI, UF scientists demonstrated a potential new way to improve medication management in PD and other movement disorders.
Using AI, UF scientists demonstrated a potential new way to improve medication management in PD and other movement disorders.
In its 10th year, the SNIP program has trained 119 undergrads throughout the U.S. with hands-on laboratory work and mentorship opportunities.
To celebrate Brain Awareness Week, UF neuroscience students brought interactive demonstrations to K-12 students.
Brain aging expert and chair of UF neuroscience takes the helm at the MBI.
Experience a day in the life of Mauli Bhogade, a participant in the UF Summer Neuroscience Internship Program, known as SNIP.
Discovery of protein changes in blood immune cells could pave the way for a simple screening test for Parkinson’s diagnosis.
Experience a day in the life of Dr. Nancy Padilla-Coreano as she sets up her first laboratory at the MBI.
New neuroscience faculty member aims to reveal brain circuits that may underlie social behaviors.
UF neurosurgery No. 4 overall and neuroscience/neurology departments No. 5 among public universities in Blue Ridge Institute rankings.
Drs. Andrew Maurer and Lynn Nadel co-authored perspective piece in the journal Trends in Cognitive Sciences.