Dr. Marie McNeely

Dr. Kristen Rasmussen is doing exciting research on extreme events, particularly weather events such as heavy rainfall, thunderstorms, hail storms, and other events that have a big impact on humans and society. She is interested in examining these extreme event systems in the context of our current climate and how they may change in the future.

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Dr. Marie McNeely

It's difficult for me to imagine going from having a normal conversation to having no words. The impacts of losing the ability to communicate are profound.

In this new podcast episode, Dr. Jyutika Mehta and I spoke with Dr. Swathi Kiran and Patrick Prock about language recovery after stroke and evidence-based treatments and innovations in speech therapy that can help reconnect people with their friends, family, and community.

twu.edu/stroke-center-dallas/p

This podcast is sponsored by the Mike A. Myers Stroke Center at Texas Woman's University Dallas.

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Being healthy isn't just about the coordinated efforts of our immune systems. The foundations of health and well-being are multi-faceted, & mitochondria likely play a much bigger role than I realized. This Substack from Martin Picard and Nirosha Murugan has been eye-opening!

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Dr. Marie McNeely

When it comes to treating, managing, and living with neurological conditions, some of the biggest questions are: what do we know, and what can we do to maximize outcomes and quality of life?

We're excited to invite patients, clinicians, caregivers, scientists, and other rehabilitation professionals to join us for candid conversations about new research, evidence-based interventions, interdisciplinary collaboration, and lived experience perspectives in neurorehabilitation.

This brand new podcast is brought to you by the Mike A. Myers Stroke Center at Texas Woman's University, and I'm thrilled to be co-hosting the program with the Center's Director Dr. Jyutika Mehta.

Episodes feature expert guests across a wide range of topics, and our first episode focuses on neurorecovery across the lifespan.

Our wonderful guests Dr. Jason Carmel and Dr. Steven Zeiler shared their insights on neurorecovery in pediatric and adult populations, and new research areas that have the potential to enhance recovery.

twu.edu/stroke-center-dallas/p

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Dr. Marie McNeely

This week, we're excited to introduce you to Dr. Bryan Cassone! Bryan talked about his early pivot from pharmacy to biology, getting his first research grant as a faculty member, traveling around the world for field work, as well as his love of football.

Bryan's research is answering a wide range of questions about molecular processes in insects: from controlling crop pests to using caterpillars to degrade plastic and curbing malaria transmission by mosquitoes.

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Dr. Marie McNeely

Dr. Natalia Vergara uses stem cells to understand how the retina forms during development and how it degenerates during disease. She aims to develop therapies to help patients who suffer from vision loss.

Learn more about her life and research in this interview:
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Dr. Marie McNeely

"Don't be afraid to be different." From her hobbies to her research on the patterned physical signals that our bodies use to control plasticity, regeneration, and other biological processes, being unconventional has been a strength for Dr. Nirosha Murugan. In our podcast interview, she gives a glimpse into her life outside the lab, her career path, and some of the experiences that have shaped who she is today.

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