A new AI-based technology that rapidly maps the brain to locate sensitive areas that control speech, vision, movement and other critical functions has received authorization from the Food and Drug Administration (FDA), enabling it to be marketed to hospitals with the aim of enhancing the precision of neurosurgeries. The technology was developed by researchers and […]
Researchers at Washington University School of Medicine in St. Louis have received an $11.85 million grant to create a resource for the WashU and national research communities to study the growing number of neurodevelopmental and psychiatric disorders known to be caused by a single gene mutation. Read the entire article on the Washington University Newsroom […]
In a recent study, researchers at WashU Medicine found adverse events were rare and manageable among clinic patients with very mild or mild Alzheimer’s disease who received lecanemab infusions at the Memory Diagnostic Center at WashU Medicine. Read the entire article on the Washington University Newsroom website by clicking here.
When a person sustains an injury to the spinal cord, the normal communication between the brain and the spinal circuits below the injury are interrupted, resulting in paralysis. Because the brain is functioning normally, as is the spinal cord below the injury, researchers have been working to re-establish the communication to allow for rehabilitation and […]
Neuro360 Donn Reuben on BioStL and NEURO360 360 Degrees of Neurological Innovation Read More Chemotherapy can be lifesaving, but can also leave patients with debilitating side effects. These include cognitive impairments in processing speed, memory, executive function, and attention. Saint Louis University pain researcher Daniela Salvemini joins us to discuss “chemo brain.” Lingering symptoms can […]
St. Louis-based Washington University School of Medicine’s $616M neuroscience center, which began construction in spring 2020, has reached its structural completion, St. Louis Business Journal reported Aug. 11. The 11-story, 609,000-square-foot neuroscience research building will house more than 100 research teams with 875 researchers focusing on Alzheimer’s disease, brain tumors, spinal cord injury and psychiatric […]
Washington University School of Medicine reached a milestone this week on construction of its new neuroscience research building, a $616 million project set to open next year. The building, at 4370 Duncan Ave. in the 200-acre Cortex Innovation Community, is on the eastern edge of the school’s medical campus. Construction began in spring 2020 on […]
On the corner Duncan and Newsead Avenues, there’s been tremendous activity on the Washington University School of Medicine in St. Louis campus for many months. The more than $600 million building project will span almost a block on the edge of Cortex Innovation Community, one the fastest-growing business, innovation and technology hubs in the United […]
Washington University School of Medicine’s eastern border began noticeably changing in April and will look strikingly different in 2023, when the neuroscience research building – 11 stories tall and 609,000 square feet – is complete. The building project, the largest in the medical school’s history, will span almost a block in the 200-acre Cortex Innovation […]
Washington University, in St. Louis, Missouri, recently announced plans to build a $616 million neuroscience research facility in the Cortex Innovation Community. The 11-story, 609,000 sq. ft. building, will be one of the largest neuroscience research buildings in the country upon completion. “With this new building, we are able to offer the neuroscience community a […]
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