What can the powerful leaps of today’s lemurs and marmosets tell us about how early primates evolved? Jesse Young, Ph.D., an associate professor of anatomy and neurobiology, recently received funding […]
Learning more about a genetic mutation that causes intellectual disability (ID) is the goal behind a research project recently funded for a Northeast Ohio Medical University scientist. The National Institute of […]
NEOMED is offering a free program for high school students interested in potential careers in neuroscience. Students ages 14 through 18 have the opportunity to participate in Northeast Ohio Medical […]
Tinnitus affects millions in the United States, and yet as of today, there is no treatment for this uncomfortable and disruptive hearing impairment. Northeast Ohio Medical University researcher Jianxin Bao, […]
What happens to research at a health sciences university like Northeast Ohio Medical University when a pandemic causes it to take its classes online and close its facilities for all […]
Three abstracts from the lab of Tariq Haqqi, Ph.D., a Northeast Ohio Medical University professor of anatomy and neurobiology, have been selected for the 2020 Orthopaedic Research Society conference. The […]
Due to inclement weather conditions, the regional Brain Bee competition scheduled for Saturday, Jan. 18, at Northeast Ohio Medical University has been postponed a week. All events will occur Saturday, […]
Providing the opportunity for hands-on lessons in a gross anatomy lab: that’s the concept behind NEOMED’s Anatomy Academy, being held this summer on the NEOMED campus. “It’s a unique educational […]
For years, Northeast Ohio Medical University researcher Hans Thewissen, Ph.D., the Brown-Ingalls Endowed Chair of Anatomy and Neurobiology, has studied the fossils of whales to better understand their evolution in India and […]
Betty Lin-Fisher of the Akron Beacon Journal wondered: Is there any truth to the age-old battle between parents and their teens to turn down the music or nowadays, turning down […]
