Updates from The White Neurotrauma Laboratory

Neuroscience 2019

Sat, 09 Nov 2019 07:54:34 GMT

The White lab was excited to present its first 2 posters at SfN's annual meeting.

Dr. Martha A. Graham and Patria T. Juzang did a wonderful job presenting our work!

Stimulating conversations were held throughout the meeting as we enjoyed networking with our colleagues.

Thanks Chicago!

Looking forward to Washington, D.C.

next year!

Status Report

Fri, 09 Aug 2019 06:38:27 GMT

Dr. White updated the MSM Community on the Status of His Research Program

Dr. Shelia McClure and Dr. Todd E. White

Dr. White was invited to present his research at the June 28th session of Morehouse School of Medicine's Scientific Seminar Series. Dr. White provided a report on what has been accomplished thus far in the development of a preclinical model of chronic repetitive mild traumatic brain injury in his laboratory. The presentation sparked a productive discussion about what can be done to improve the model and advance the research project.

SCIENCE!!

Tue, 19 Feb 2019 07:30:31 GMT

It's always good to see young scientists in action.

The White Lab had a stimulating day at the 31st Annual Dr. Curtis L. Parker Student Research Symposium.

Congratulations to the award winners and all the presenters!

New People, New Places

Sun, 10 Feb 2019 00:00:00 GMT

The White Lab is expanding!

In November 2018, The White Lab welcomed Patria Juzang to the lab as a research assistant technician.

A graduate of Oakwood University in Huntsville, Alabama with a Bachelor of Science degree in biochemistry, Ms. Juzang will be an active participant in the lab's research projects alongside Dr. White and Dr. Graham.

To accommodate the growing lab, an additional lab space was acquired, allowing the lab to be more productive. We very much appreciate the support of the Atlanta VA R R&D that recognized our need and did not hesitate in providing a solution.

In the Spotlight

Wed, 06 Feb 2019 00:00:00 GMT

Dr. White was profiled in the Summer 2018 CVNR Newsletter's Investigator Spotlight.

The article is reprinted below.

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