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Fall 2019
Orthogonal Approaches to Understanding Dementia: “Systems Biology”
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Summer 2019
Multiple Sclerosis: Dr. Rhonda Voskuhl
Muscular Dystrophy: Dr. Melissa Spencer
Risk and Reward in Alzheimer's Disease Research: Dr. David Teplow
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Spring 2019
Strategic Planning in Neurology - Following the Open Road to the Future: Laura Brady Saade
Healing the Wounded Brain - A Path from a Small Texas City to Los Angeles: Dr. Miguel (Alec) Marin
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Summer 2018
Bike Commuting Rule #1. Never Cut Off the Porta Potty Truck
"Meghan's Story": MS Care and New Treatments
Spring 2018
The Neanderthal's Advice to A Neurologist
A Backlog of Brain Crud: Cleaning Out the Bad Proteins in Dementia
Advanced Neurorehabilitation: The California Rehabilitation Institute
Summer 2017
Neurogenomics center to accelerate understanding of diseases
New miniaturized microscopes zoom onto social brain networks in epilepsy
Five Ways To Crash a Mountain Bike
UCLA Neurovascular Imaging Core: seeing inside every brain to improve brain health
Spring 2017
A unique collaborative environment
Do you know your tumor’s genes?
Epilepsy care: the danger of the unknown
Parkinson’s disease: innovation, collaboration, transformation
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2009 - 2015
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