UAB students Rishab Samant, Neha Singaravelan and Vamsi Singu have been recognized by one of the nation’s most prestigious undergraduate honors for their extraordinary science and mathematics accomplishments. https://t.co/NUHB8LJc6V
So grateful for the continued acknowledgment of my work. This next phase means so much: continuing meaningful research, pouring into the next generation of neuroscientists and neuroimmunologists and building a lasting impact for people living with neurodegenerative disease.
Congratulations to Dr. Roth (@JRothUAB), who graduated earlier this month from the eighth cohort of the SAIL (Sharing Authentically to Inspire and Lead) program!
https://t.co/7JndIy8NCg
Got to talk to some really curious and smart Alabama highschoolers about neuroscience and neurodegeneration at the 2026 UAB Brain Bee this past weekend!
Thanks for the Undergraduate Neuroscience Society students who organized it and invited me and check out the Brain Bee website for more info and to join next year: https://t.co/MxQ7rH32sr
Got to talk to some really curious and smart Alabama highschoolers about neuroscience and neurodegeneration at the 2026 UAB Brain Bee this past weekend!
Mark your calendars for #BrainAwarenessWeek 2026! Whether you’re a science enthusiast, student, or just curious, this is your chance to connect with neuroscience in an accessible way.
Stay tuned for updates about activities and volunteer opportunities! 🧠🎉
Congrats to Dr. Pugh! I had the honor of working with her during one of her 1st year rotations and it's been amazing to see her work and progress to her well-earned Ph.D.!
Please join us in congratulating Dr. Derian Pugh! Derian (Roadmap Scholars Program 2020 cohort) is pictured with our Associate Director Dr. Michelle Gray at last Wednesday's Fall 2025 Doctoral Hooding Ceremony. #NeuroscienceRoadmapScholars#LeadWithExcellence
The FDA statement ends with a paragraph undermining its own warning.
They signal parents to avoid acetaminophen. Except sometimes. And then:
No “causal relationship… established” with ADHD or autism
AND
Alternatives to acetaminophen have “well-documented adverse impacts.”
New faculty spotlight!
Earlier this summer, we welcomed Dr. Ming Meng to the department. His research focuses on how the brain organizes complex sensory information.
We’ve updated our BioRxiv preprint!🥳🧠Our study on co-pathologies and neuroinflammation now includes significant new findings that strengthen our conclusions! https://t.co/vFkqEwo1Hp
Honored to give a talk for Discourse BHAM! I try to avoid controversy, so please join a conversation about science and religion, and how they inform neuroscience education. As always, come ready to listen and talk! 8/21, 7 pm, Monday Night Brewing: https://t.co/kYbeHPzOTb
Honored to give a talk for Discourse BHAM! I try to avoid controversy, so please join a conversation about science and religion, and how they inform neuroscience education. As always, come ready to listen and talk! 8/21, 7 pm, Monday Night Brewing: https://t.co/kYbeHPzOTb
Hi, FUN members! There is still time to submit to the 2025 FUN undergraduate poster session. It is a great opportunity for your undergraduates to present their research during the early career trainee night. See more details at the FUN website.
https://t.co/ZnHNotZmVC
Shark Tank is always the best way to wrap up the science at #NEURAL2025! So many interesting & entertaining ideas about the future of neuroscience.
#leadwithexcellence@UAB_NeuroRMS
And of course shoutout to Blazer BRAIN alum/superstar (currently getting her Neuroscience PhD at @UABNews GBS) Bryana for killing her talk yesterday and today (why do we run from bears?).