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Annual Neuroscience Symposium

A special event to highlight student research and the vibrant neuroscience community at URI.

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URI team creates tabletop blast device to study long-term consequences of traumatic brain injury

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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URI study links microplastic exposure to Alzheimer’s disease in mice

Professor Jaime Ross finds sex-dependent cognitive decline similar to that found in humans.

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Ryan Institute and RI-INBRE pilot award announced

The joint initiative will support innovative interdisciplinary, collaborative projects in neuroscience at URI.

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Ryan Institute research featured in URI Magazine

Read about Ryan Institute research on Alzheimer’s disease and brain aging in the Summer 2024 issue of URI Magazine.

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$413,729 NIH grant helps to study the link between stroke and Alzheimer’s disease

Assistant Professor Claudia Fallini hopes the research will lead to new Alzheimer’s disease insights and improved stroke outcomes.

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Van Nostrand lab collaborates with Eli Lilly to investigate brain bleed risk in Alzheimer’s disease treatments

The project will help shed light on whether there may be a way to reduce or eliminate the risk.

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$8.5 million in NIH grants support Ryan Institute research to help treat cerebral palsy

Assistant Professor Katharina Quinlan is principal investigator on two new grants that could repurpose existing therapeutics to treat the disorder.

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A new study investigates the impact of microplastics in the brain

Assistant Professor Jaime Ross and her lab report surprising findings on the impact of short-term microplastics exposure through drinking water.

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Van Nostrand lab is part of $8 million grant for U.S. and European consortium on brain clearance in CAA

William Van Nostrand, co-executive director of the George & Anne Ryan Institute for Neuroscience at the Univeristy of Rhode Island, is part of a team awarded a five-year, $8 million grant from the prestigious Leducq Foundation.

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