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Rachel Hobert of Huml Health joins @westphaldeb to discuss how wearable technology, voice biomarkers, and personal assessments can provide a fuller picture of behavioral health.
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Meet Marissa McGilvrey, one of the 2026 Toffler Scholars.
Marissa, a postdoctoral fellow at @JohnsHopkins , is exploring an important connection:
How might metabolic disease begin placing the brain at risk long before neurodegeneration appears?
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In this episode of Research Renaissance, Dr. Greg Witkop joins @westphaldeb to explore how neuroscience, clinical care, and philanthropy can work together to improve mental health.
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Eric, one of the 2026 Toffler Scholars and a postdoctoral fellow at @JohnsHopkins , is approaching Alzheimer’s from a different direction:
What helps the brain remain resilient to Alzheimer’s disease, and how might ApoE4 interfere with that protection?
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Rachel Hobert, CEO of Huml Health, joins @westphaldeb to explore how technology can help people receive support when they need it most.
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Meet Emily Noonan, one of the 2026 Toffler Scholars.
Emily, a Ph.D. candidate at @TempleUniv , is asking:
Could metabolic changes in the brain’s blood vessels provide an early warning of neurodegenerative disease?
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Oceanographer and climate scientist Dr. Joellen Russell joins @westphaldeb to discuss how the ocean shapes climate, human health, and the choices communities make as conditions change.
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Meg Smith, Chief Executive Officer of Cure Alzheimer’s Fund, highlights research supported by the organization exploring how the gut microbiome may influence Alzheimer’s-related processes in the brain.
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Dr. Douglas Storace, a neuroscientist, assistant professor at @FloridaState and a 2022 Toffler Scholar, explains the “cocktail party effect” and how the brain can tune in to important sounds while filtering out competing information.
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Dr. @WeAreTheCrabLab , a professor at @IllinoisStateU , joins Deborah Westphal to discuss how neural circuits remain reliable as conditions around them change.
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Dr. Amy Bernard, Director of Science @KavliFoundation, highlights an emerging area of research called Neurobiology and Changing Ecosystems, which is exploring how changes such as air pollution, rising temperatures, and noise may affect the brain.
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A 2026 study offered a rare window into human language by examining neuronal activity during natural conversation.
Source: National Institutes of Health @NIH — Researchers discover single-cell brain activity that underlies human speech
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On Rare Disease Day, we recognize the millions of individuals and families living with conditions that remain poorly understood and underfunded.
At the @TofflerTrust , we support early-career researchers who pursue bold questions about brain health and disease.
#RareDiseaseDay
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“Every cell in the brain is speaking. If we learn to listen, we can understand where disease truly begins.”
@UCLA , Dr. Jessica uses transcriptomics + computational tools to pinpoint vulnerable cells and drive precision therapies.
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In this @TofflerTrust Research Renaissance clip, we speak with UCLA clinician-scientist and 2024 Toffler Scholar Dr. Jessica Rexach.
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In this @TofflerTrust Research Renaissance clip, we speak with UCLA clinician-scientist and 2024 Toffler Scholar Dr. Jessica Rexach.
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Alzheimer's disease is no longer seen as an inevitable part of aging. In @TofflerTrust Research Renaissance, Dr. Jessica Rexach discusses breakthroughs in biomarkers, brain resilience, and why the biggest risk now may be losing research momentum.
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Research Renaissance speaks with Dr. Caterina Lasome, a clinical informatics leader, about the rise of ambient listening in healthcare.
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Pi Day started as a joke in 1988 when a physicist at the Exploratorium noticed March 14 matched 3.14 — and turned it into a math celebration.
@TofflerTrust , we believe progress in science depends not only on new tools, but also on thoughtful stewardship.
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Research Renaissance speaks with neurosurgeon-scientist Siyar Bahadir, MD, PhD candidate at The Feinstein Institutes, on how mapping the vagus nerve could transform disease treatment.
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