Interdisciplinary Neuroscience Program, Ryan Institute for Neuroscience host annual symposium in Avedisian Hall
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This award, established in 2000, recognizes Ryan Institute co-director and Herrmann Professor of Neuroscience in the College of Pharmacy Dr. William Van Nostrand’s leadership, scholarship, and commitment to advancing neuroscience research. Read more about Dr. Van Nostrand here.
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Jaime Ross will help in nationwide effort to research, measure and remove microplastics contaminating the human body.
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Molecular biologists pair with mechanical engineers for URI-built experimental model offering new way to look at TBI-related neurodegenerative disease
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Professor Jaime Ross finds sex-dependent cognitive decline similar to that found in humans.
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The joint initiative will support innovative interdisciplinary, collaborative projects in neuroscience at URI.
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Read about Ryan Institute research on Alzheimer’s disease and brain aging in the Summer 2024 issue of URI Magazine.
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Assistant Professor Claudia Fallini hopes the research will lead to new Alzheimer’s disease insights and improved stroke outcomes.
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The project will help shed light on whether there may be a way to reduce or eliminate the risk.
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Assistant Professor Katharina Quinlan is principal investigator on two new grants that could repurpose existing therapeutics to treat the disorder.
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