Resilience against AD neuropathology might rely on the amyloid plaque microenvironment. Want to learn more? Check out our paper in Acta Neuropathologica! Excellent job @NurJury@pbmartinc@EChimalJ in the lab and our collabs @jungsukim77@HandeKarahan_ https://t.co/ZhLSvfh95A
Collaboration, innovation and discovery on display at our recent Research Symposium. 🧠
Faculty, trainees and researchers shared emerging work across the neurosciences and engaged in conversations that continue to move the field forward.
#Neurology#Neuroscience#Research
In 2025, Texas voters made history when they approved funding for the Dementia Prevention and Research Institute of Texas (DPRIT).
The Lone Star State is investing $3 billion over 10 years in dementia research, creating the largest state-funded dementia research program in the country.
Congratulations to our Texas advocates on receiving the 2026 State Policy Achievement Award! #alzforum
At #Tau2026, we honored Rainwater Prize winners Drs. Dennis Dickson (@dennis_w_d) & Melissa Murray (@DrNeuroChic) for their contributions in combining brain banking, pathology, and imaging to enhance insights into tauopathies. https://t.co/vinXpcOODN
Honored to be named the first president and provost distinguished fellow at Iowa and to continue as the Roy J. Carver Director of the Iowa Neuroscience Institute @UIowaNeuro Looking forward to continuing to build our creative, collaborative community @uiowa
Discover our exceptional lineup of #AAIC26 plenary speakers. We’re honored to have these experts in the field share their work with the global dementia science community. Read more about their presentations and register today: https://t.co/jdq5rLZXlI
Pleased to share our latest study using super resolution to show that a pathogenic Tau mutation drives autophagy-lysosome dysfunction that limits Tau degradation in a model of frontotemporal dementia by the amazing Dr Mirfakhar 🔬🧫 https://t.co/iGcLqo3zq6
🎧 Listen to this episode of the Alzheimer’s Breakthrough podcast as 2026 Rainwater Prize winner Dr. Melissa Murray (@DrNeuroChic) explains how earlier detection and brain donation are advancing more targeted approaches to neurodegenerative disease. https://t.co/1RRcble2wX
Celebrating #HHMIInvestigator Huda Zoghbi, recognized by the Lurie Autism Institute for her ground-breaking discovery that mutations in the MECP2 gene cause Rett syndrome — work that continues to transform autism research today: https://t.co/N4d6z11tJN.
Another year, another photo on the steps at The Charleston Place.The 2026 CCAD cohort is officially alumni! We are grateful for this ever-growing community of #CCADAlumni.
Excited to share our preprint showing cGAS mediates innate immune activity in TDP-43 proteinopathy. Pharmacological inhibition of cGAS restores microglial function, corrects RNA mis-splicing, & protects motor neurons across human iPSC & mouse models of ALS https://t.co/NESXtyJsWK
New work from our lab reveals that the microenvironment around amyloid is not uniform in AD/CAA. Using spatial transcriptomics, we show that vascular vs parenchymal Aβ deposits drive distinct molecular responses. @BCMFromtheLabs@bcmneurology@EChimalJ
https://t.co/v5d3sXB8tj
Congratulations to Drs. Dennis Dickson (@dennis_w_d), Melissa Murray (@DrNeuroChic), and Marc Aurel Busche (@marcaurelbusche), recipients of the 2026 Rainwater Prize. The Prize celebrates scientists advancing neurodegenerative research. Explore their work: https://t.co/S8RZlvH0Cf
Abstract submissions are open for #Tau2026. This global conference from @alzassociation, @RCFNeuro and @curepsp brings together interdisciplinary researchers and perspectives to move tau research forward. Submit your abstract by Feb. 18: https://t.co/1H2mmbnhhy
Abstract submissions are open for #Tau2026, a global forum for members of academia, industry, philanthropy and government to collaborate and move tau research forward. Submit your abstract by Feb. 18: https://t.co/28mURmv8eH
So honored to have brougt together the U.S. POINTER trial with @HeatherAlz & team led by Dr. Laura Baker and others! Impact is clear, our article was included in JAMA's Research of the Year. We are among the most influential studies of the year, congratulations! @Prof_R_Whitmer