The Brain Health 91¾«Æ· Institute (BHRI) is a collaborative effort that taps passionate faculty members from across the university – not just in science-based departments, but also in social sciences, the arts and humanities – to bring together their unique strengths as they collaborate to solve brain-related challenges. The institute is the epicenter of innovative training for undergraduate students, graduate students and postdoctoral fellows in an environment that combines hands-on access, mentorship, resources and opportunities.
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BHRI Undergraduate Fellows
176
Student Members
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Pilot Grant Awardees
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"This has been a great opportunity to do research and I plan to have my own research lab after I graduate."
Nathan R., Mathematics and Neuroscience, Brain Health 91¾«Æ· Institute Fellow
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"Many people will be surprised that fertility is controlled by the brain."
Aleisha Moore, PhD, postdoctoral fellow
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"While there are variants of the disease which can strike the young, most Alzheimer’s begins after age 65."
John Gunstad, Ph.,D.
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"I learned about proper data collection, how to edit my work, write papers and how to give research presentations."
Taylor Joseph, ’21
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