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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Dr. Jaime Ross part of major federal microplastics effort
Jaime Ross will help in nationwide effort to research, measure and remove microplastics contaminating the human body.
Continue reading "Dr. Jaime Ross part of major federal microplastics effort"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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Professor Jaime Ross finds sex-dependent cognitive decline similar to that found in humans.
Continue reading "URI study links microplastic exposure to Alzheimer’s disease in mice"Ryan Institute researchers are part of breakthrough studies on “mature” neurons, epigenetics in aging
Three Ryan Institute faculty are co-authors on breakthrough studies at Northwestern University and Harvard Medical School.
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New faculty member Claudia Fallini investigates how modulation of the cytoskeletal protein actin could potentially be an ALS therapy.
Continue reading "Cytoskeleton Keys"Historic gift benefits neurodegenerative disease research
Tom and Cathy Ryan give $24 million to support Ryan Institute research, as part of historic $35 million gift to URI.
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