Neuroscience

  • Vanderbilt University

    Soldier-Inspired Innovation Incubator team advances to finals for $500,000 xTechBOLT prize

    By Jenna Somers During battle, many soldiers who become wounded find themselves at the mercy of another soldier’s medical training, hoping beyond hope that the soldier administering aid will remember their training well enough to save the wounded soldier’s life. Under such duress, recalling the details of medical training… Read More

    May. 7, 2021

  • Vanderbilt University

    Drug development under way with discovery of how to treat heart attack

    By Jenna Somers During battle, many soldiers who become wounded find themselves at the mercy of another soldier’s medical training, hoping beyond hope that the soldier administering aid will remember their training well enough to save the wounded soldier’s life. Under such duress, recalling the details of medical training… Read More

    Feb. 16, 2021

  • Vanderbilt University

    New faculty Maizie Zhou: Unlocking genetic disorders through Big Data

    By Jenna Somers During battle, many soldiers who become wounded find themselves at the mercy of another soldier’s medical training, hoping beyond hope that the soldier administering aid will remember their training well enough to save the wounded soldier’s life. Under such duress, recalling the details of medical training… Read More

    Dec. 1, 2020

  • Vanderbilt University

    ORAU award supports BME professor’s work on whole brain statistical modeling

    By Jenna Somers During battle, many soldiers who become wounded find themselves at the mercy of another soldier’s medical training, hoping beyond hope that the soldier administering aid will remember their training well enough to save the wounded soldier’s life. Under such duress, recalling the details of medical training… Read More

    Aug. 26, 2019

  • Vanderbilt University

    Senior Aditya Karhade named first Vanderbilt Young Alumni Leader

    By Jenna Somers During battle, many soldiers who become wounded find themselves at the mercy of another soldier’s medical training, hoping beyond hope that the soldier administering aid will remember their training well enough to save the wounded soldier’s life. Under such duress, recalling the details of medical training… Read More

    Apr. 17, 2015

  • Vanderbilt University

    Professor helps validate maps of the brain’s resting state

    By Jenna Somers During battle, many soldiers who become wounded find themselves at the mercy of another soldier’s medical training, hoping beyond hope that the soldier administering aid will remember their training well enough to save the wounded soldier’s life. Under such duress, recalling the details of medical training… Read More

    Jun. 19, 2013