NIH – Knowing Neurons

The Quest for a Successful TBI Treatment

septiembre 14, 2017septiembre 14, 2017 Shuhan He Cerebro, citocoline, clinical trial, Concussion, dexanabinol, erythropoietin, Glasgow Coma Scale, hypothermia, Neuro-QOL, Neuro-Quality of Life assessment, NIH, Patient Reported Outcomes Measurement Information System, Pharmacology, placebo, prelinical stage, progesterone, PROMIS, SmartHealth IT, TBI, TBI-QOL, Traumatic brain injury, tratamiento

military veteran who survived a gunshot wound to the head suffers from frequent seizures and memory problems. A motorcycle crash survivor experiences chronic depression and is unable to hold a… Leer más

Big Ideas Science Policy Sensation and Perception

Risky Business, or Is It?

septiembre 6, 2017septiembre 7, 2017 Ellen Wann Cerebro, diabetes, Funding, Golden Fleece Award, Golden Goose Award, John Eng, NIH, Research Funding, Science Policy, Sensación, Somatosensory, carrera, Taq polymerase

iologist Marston Bates once described research as “the process of going up alleys to see if they are blind.” Bates was referring to the inherent uncertainty in predicting and managing… Leer más

Neuro News Science Policy

March for Science

abril 19, 2017diciembre 4, 2017 Kate Fehlhaber Advocacy, Budget, March, March for Science, National Institutes of Health, NeuroTransmissions, NIH, resist, Science, STEM, Videos

America feels like it’s unraveling. And science is holding on by a thread.… Leer más

Science Policy

Translating Science to Policy: How to be a Science Advocate

abril 6, 2016marzo 5, 2017 Jenn Tribble Appropriation, Budget, Capitol Hill, Congress, Fiscal Year, Hill Day, House of Representation, National Institutes of Health, National Science Foundation, NIH, NSF, Policy, President, Investigar, Senate, SfN, Society for Neuroscience

Every year in our nation’s Capitol, there is a different kind of March Madness, otherwise known as appropriation season. … Leer más

Did You Know? Neuro News Science Policy

Science Advocacy on Capitol Hill: Bridging the Legislative Gap to Medical Research Funding

septiembre 25, 2015marzo 5, 2017 knowingneurons Budget, Capitol, DC, Funding, Money, National Institutes of Health, NIH, Investigar, Science Advocacy, Science Policy, Washington

Last Thursday, September 17th I had the privilege of joining over 300 organizations including patients, physicians and fellow researchers in the Rally for Medical Research on Capitol Hill. Now in… Leer más