We would like to recognize and congratulate Alex Reese and Alejandra Ramirez-Tirado for their accomplishments at the HAI 2025 Conference!
Alex presented her research “The intersection of sex and neighborhood disadvantage on Alzheimer’s disease pathology”.
Alejandra won a travel award to present her work, Synergistic effects of peripheral inflammation and neuroinflammation on amyloid, vascular, and neurodegeneration markers across the Alzheimer’s disease spectrum.
eBRAIN's Dr. Beth Shaaban recently presented at the Alzheimer's Association International Conference (AAIC) 2026 in London. Her session, "Addressing Gender/Sex Differences in the Wicked Problem of Dementia with the Population Neuroscience–Dementia Syndemics...
eBRAIN Faculty Dr. Caterina Rosano points to a fascinating link between the brain and muscle health as we age. In her latest paper, Striatal Dopamine and Skeletal Muscle Energy Metabolism in Older Adults, Dr. Rosano and her team explore whether dopamine (a chemical...
We are thrilled to celebrate PNA member Dr. Chen Hu on the successful defense of her dissertation, Determinants and Optimization of Disability Outcomes in Multiple Sclerosis: Applications of Markov Models and Causal Inference Framework!! Her research uses real-world...
Exciting new research from our team published in JAMA Internal Medicine! A recently published study titled "Homicide Risk During 10-Day Waiting Period Among First-Time Handgun Purchasers in California" of over 1 million first-time handgun purchasers in California...
The McMaster Institute for Research on Aging (MIRA) welcomed PNA's very own Dr. Rosano to campus on May 13, 2026, for the second annual Suzanne Labarge Lecture in Aging, drawing a large and engaged audience to hear about research in brain health and resilience in...
COSMIC Peer Mentoring Program for Early Career Researchers! We are thrilled to announce that applications for the COSMIC Peer Mentoring Program are now open! This exciting initiative is coordinated by the COSMIC Teaching and Education Committee and is designed...
