Dr. Gilmore-Bykovskyi and her team study clinical care delivery and health disparities among people living with and at risk for dementia.
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ALT Graphic image with podcast logo and photograph of Dr. Nathaniel Chin. On the latest episode of #DementiaMatters, @NathanielChinMD gives an overview of the new Alzheimer’s treatment #Leqembi (#lecanemab) and highlights results from the second and third phases of its clinical trials. Listen wherever you get your podcasts: go.wisc.edu/g8hab9
ALT Minnesota Inclusive Neuroscience Development Scholars (MINDS) Program 2023 Application NOW OPEN! MINDS is a 2-year program that provides historically marginalized post-baccalaureates who want to pursue a PhD in neuroscience with full-time paid research experience and individualized graduate school preparation. MINDS program features include a $35k annual stipend, relocation expenses, one-on-one mentorship, weekly professional development sessions, monthly journal clubs, cohort socials, attending ABRCMS annually, and research presentation opportunities. More detailed information about the MINDS program can be found at http://z.umn.edu/minds. Attend the Virtual Open House on Feb. 13th at 6pm CST to learn more! How to apply: complete the online application and attach your CV or resume; unofficial college transcript(s); and two-page personal statement. Two recommendation letters should be emailed to [email protected]. All application materials due March 1, 2023 at 11:59pm PST.
