Neuroscience Research Center

Join us for our next seminar on March 4!

Tomorrow!

In this seminar, we will discuss novel pathways and neural circuits that help maintain proper heart function. We will focus on the role of local renin-angiotensin system activation in the brain in maintaining a balance in the autonomic nervous system. Finally,
we will discuss whether overactivation of this system might contribute to the development of cardiovascular diseases.

As we wrap up the year, it’s a natural moment to reflect on both achievements and challenges. Over the past twelve months, our neuroscience research has brought exciting discoveries along with unexpected hurdles, experiences that shape and inspire the work to come. Here’s to new ideas, steady momentum, and opportunities in the year ahead. Happy holidays and happy new year!

Join us for our final seminar of the 2025 year! On December 9 from 1 - 2 pm, as Dr. Aaron Mickle, PhD will present on "new targets and technologies to improve bladder function following spinal cord injury."

Link to add to your calendar: https://mcw.box.com/shared/static/sv5iv04nhfkkllh99j7og5ovj3aq8ojk.ics

The NRC wishes you all a safe and Happy Thanksgiving!

The NRC extends its sincere appreciation to all Veterans and to our NRC Veteran Members this Veteran's Day for their service, dedication, and sacrifice. We honor your commitment and the invaluable contributions you make to our community and our country. Thank you.

Next week on Nov. 11, join us on Zoom or at the Medical College of Wisconsin for a talk on "Brain Cancer Radio-Pathomics and the MCW Neuro-Oncology Brain Bank" presented by Pete LaViolette, PhD, MS!

Email [email protected] to request a Zoom link. Hope you see you there.

https://www.mcw.edu/departments/radiology-medical-imaging/people/peter-laviolette-phd-ms

Join us next week on November 4 for a talk with MCW's Dr. Jennifer J. Tuscher, PhD!