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Game on: Cross-campus collaboration brings art, technology and play to young neurology patients

UK researchers are studying whether gamified technology can improve engagement, enjoyment and performance for children during clinical walking assessments.

UK neurologist proposes new approach to help detect hidden brain cancers earlier

In a new paper, Jay Avasarala, describes a workflow that adds cerebrospinal fluid liquid biopsy to the evaluation of certain patients with suspected autoimmune encephalitis.

UK researcher earns international award to pursue bold new direction in Alzheimer’s, dementia research

Daniel Lee has been awarded a $750,000 Tauopathy Challenge Workshop grant supported by the Rainwater Charitable Foundation, the Alzheimer’s Association, the Aging Mind Foundation and CurePSP.

CCTS pilot funding supports personalized brain stimulation research for methamphetamine use disorder

CCTS-funded research at UK explores personalized transcranial magnetic stimulation as a treatment for methamphetamine use disorder.

Sanders-Brown director Linda Van Eldik honored with international lifetime achievement award for Alzheimer’s research

Internationally recognized Alzheimer’s disease expert Linda Van Eldik has received one of the field’s highest honors, the Khalid Iqbal Lifetime Achievement Award in Alzheimer’s Disease Research.

Sanders-Brown researchers to share during Alzheimer’s Association International Conference

Several UK Sanders-Brown Center on Aging researchers will present their work during the Alzheimer’s Association International Conference in London from July 12-15.

11 students awarded CURE Fellowships

UK's Office of Undergraduate Research has announced the 11 students selected for the 2026 Commonwealth Undergraduate Research Experience Fellowship program.

A legacy of learning: Sanders-Brown summit brings brain health expertise to the community

May 18, Sanders-Brown will host its 18th annual Mind Matters Health Summit, bringing cutting-edge research and expert guidance directly to the community.

UK contributes to global study showing where people live may impact how the brain ages

A recent study, including research from UK, shows that brain health is shaped not only by biology and individual choices, but also by the broader environments people live in

'Behind the Blue': The science of March Madness

On this episode of 'Behind the Blue,' we talk with experts at UK in social work, neurology, aging and sociology studying the kinds of unique moments March Madness brings into focus.

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