Jaime M. Ross, Ph.D. joined the URI Faculty in October 2019 and is an Assistant Professor of Neuroscience within the George and Anne Ryan Institute for Neuroscience and Biomedical and Pharmaceutical Sciences in the College of Pharmacy. Dr. Ross is a native of Southern Vermont and attended Saint Lawrence University, where she studied Neuroscience and Fine Arts. Dr. […]
Continue reading "Ross Biography"Author: maranhas
Ross Lab Staff
Principal Investigator Graduate Students Undergraduate Students Past Trainees
Continue reading "Ross Lab Staff"Ross Publications
(♯) Corresponding author(†) signifies trainees Select Publications Mitochondrial Dysfunction: A Key Player in Brain Diseases. Bartman S*, Coppotelli G*, Ross JM*. Current Issues in Molecular Biology, February 2024. Mitochondrial Dysfunction and Protein Homeostasis in Aging: Insights from a Premature-Aging Mouse Model. Ross JM*, Olson L, Coppotelli G*. MDPI, January 2024. Gaspar L*, Bartman S*, […]
Continue reading "Ross Publications"URI to offer undergraduate degree in neuroscience
The program will offer students access to faculty expertise from the Ryan Institute for Neuroscience and five URI colleges.
Continue reading "URI to offer undergraduate degree in neuroscience"https://ryaninstitute.uri.edu/news-features
Spotlight in Science
The Ryan Institute is included in a spotlight on shifting trends in Alzheimer’s research in the latest issue of Science.
Continue reading "Spotlight in Science"Cytoskeleton Keys
New faculty member Claudia Fallini investigates how modulation of the cytoskeletal protein actin could potentially be an ALS therapy.
Continue reading "Cytoskeleton Keys"Steps to Brain Health
A new study on the impact of exercise on cerebral amyloid angiopathy shows long-term physical activity may help reduce neuroinflammation.
Continue reading "Steps to Brain Health"Connecting the Dots
NEW FACULTY Cytoskeleton Keys Claudia Fallini, Ph.D. is investigating a critical gateway that may provide clues into the causes of ALS. In the mystery of amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (ALS), Claudia Fallini is looking to connect some dots. In recent years, researchers have found potential clues to the puzzling and fatal disease, which causes the progressive […]
Continue reading "Connecting the Dots"NSF grant supports smart glove development
Associate Professor Kunal Mankodiya receives $250,000 National Science Foundation grant for smart glove to help treat people with Parkinson’s disease.
Continue reading "NSF grant supports smart glove development"