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The UW BRaIN Lab works with the Allen Institute on the Brain Health accelerator, understanding brain cells vulnerable to disease, finding new ways to target and rescue them. youtu.be/wnTG5Sg8AKY?si=XqMM…
UW BRaIN Lab team members connected with visitors during Medical Laboratory Professionals Week to highlight innovation in brain research and diagnostics.
Please join me in supporting the BRaIN Lab at @UWMedicine. Every gift – big or small – makes a difference. #HuskyGivingDay
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We’re thrilled to launch our website for the New-Hope-TBI program! This new hub unites science and community to accelerate discoveries in traumatic brain injury and build brighter futures filled with hope for survivors and families everywhere.
Mapping the brain to improve lives Recent story from Allen Institute describing unique BRAIN Map study whose goal is to provide single cell and molecular correlates of normal brain function informed by fMRI at a level of resolution never before achieved. alleninstitute.org/news/mapp…
Congratulations to the UW Lab Med & Path 2025 Vice-Chair Discretionary Award for Faculty Development Recipient: Dr. Galbraith (Award $19,500) - “RNA Expression and Chromatin Accessibility of Subclones in Glioblastoma”
Congratulations to the UW Lab Med & Path 2025 True-Brown Award Recipient Dr. Galbraith (Award $10,000)
Congratulations to the UW Lab Med & Path 2025 Building Bridges Award Recipients Drs. Galbraith & Latimer (Award $20,000) - “Intersection of glioma and Alzheimer’s disease in young adults: a shared pathogenesis?”
Congrats to the UW Lab Medicine & Pathology's 2025 Vice-Chair Discretionary Award for Faculty Development Recipient: Kristyn Galbraith, MD., Assistant Prof. (Award $19,500) - “RNA Expression and Chromatin Accessibility of Subclones in Glioblastoma”
Congrats to the UW Lab Medicine & Pathology's 2025 True-Brown Award Recipient Kristyn Galbraith, MD., Assistant Prof. (Award $10,000)
Congrats to the UW Lab Medicine & Pathology's 2025 Building Bridges Award Recipients Kristyn Galbraith, MD., Assistant Prof. & Caitlin Latimer, MD., PhD., Assistant Prof. (Award $20,000) - “Intersection of glioma and Alzheimer’s disease in young adults: a shared pathogenesis?
Exclusive: Recruitment issues jeopardize ambitious plan for human brain atlas | The Transmitter: Neuroscience… disq.us/t/4u7y74a
Exclusive: Recruitment issues jeopardize ambitious plan for human brain atlas thetransmitter.org/brain-map…
newsroom.uw.edu/news-release… UW Medicine offers second drug for early Alzheimer’s by @uwmnewsroom
"Dr. Dirk Keene, a professor and the director of neuropathology at UW Medicine who leads the brain bank, said if federal funding dries up, he’ll go to almost any end to 'honor the gift' of people's donation." nbcnews.com/health/health-ne…
University of Washington BRaIN Lab had a great time participating in the second annual BrainFest at the Pacific Science Center. We had human brains on display for visitors to see and touch! Our team had a lot of fun teaching neuroanatomy and celebrating Brain Awareness Week.
ALT Photo courtesy of the Allen Institute and Pacific Science Center.
ALT Photo courtesy of the Allen Institute and Pacific Science Center.
ALT Photo courtesy of the Allen Institute and Pacific Science Center.
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BrainFest at Pacific Science Center rocked! 🧠 ⚡️ 🤘
Thank you to all the young scientists who joined our cerebral celebration and all the volunteers, including from our partners at @UWMedicine, @UW, @ISBsci, and many more!
#BrainAwarenessWeek #brainfest
A plaque honoring the memory of Mathew Dahl has been placed in the Harborview Research and Training Building. Matthew donated his brain for research to support a better understanding of the long-term consequences of traumatic brain injury (TBI).
Flavia Ernau presented a study on integrating neuropathology in an atlas of the brains of people with #Alzheimer's disease. She presented her findings at the UW Undergraduate Research Symposium, part of the May 2024 Innovation Month at the University of Washington.
Emily Fridman presented a study on the role of pTDP-43 in brains of people with #Alzheimer's disease. She presented her findings at the UW Undergraduate Research Symposium, part of the May 2024 Innovation Month at the University of Washington.
