Category Archives: Neuroscience

Neuroscience

(L to R) Jill Walton, UGA interim vice president for development and alumni relations; John Isakson Jr.; Lisa Nolan, dean of the UGA College of Veterinary Medicine; Anumantha Kanthasamy, director of the Isakson Center for Neurological Disease Research; Heath Garrett. (Photo by Edwin Hammond)

 Neuroscience November 14, 2023

Isakson Initiative gives $1.4M to UGA Vet Med

 Neuroscience October 23, 2023

Mark Richt raises funds for Parkinson’s research

A computer screen depicts brain images taken on machines inside the Bio-Imaging Research Center

 Neuroscience June 15, 2023

BIRC provides state-of-the-art imaging capabilities for UGA researchers

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 Neuroscience May 25, 2023

Researcher awarded $3.2M to study child brain development

Schizophrenia hasn’t gotten the most accurate depiction over the years in various media. As a result, common perceptions of the disorder are often full of misperceptions and half-truths. A pair of research groups at the University of Georgia are working to uncover new information that could bring clarity to how clinicians diagnose and treat it in the future. (Photo generated by Midjourney)

 Neuroscience May 24, 2023

Asking better questions: Psychology researchers changing the way we diagnose, treat schizophrenia

 Neuroscience April 20, 2023

Zeroing in on Parkinson’s: UGA takes multi-faceted approach to brain disease

Steven Stice and Franklin West standing together in a laboratory

 Neuroscience September 28, 2022

Regenerative Bioscience team receives NIH support for TBI research

Man smiling with a doctors coat on and a stethoscope

 Neuroscience September 21, 2022

Anti-inflammatory compound supercharges stem cell stroke treatment

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 Neuroscience March 17, 2022

UGA receives $5 million to support Parkinson’s research

Anumantha Kanthasamy

 Neuroscience March 16, 2022

Leveraging UGA strengths in the fight against Parkinson’s disease