The Department of Anatomy and Neurobiology has organized a Dr. Solomon Carter Fuller Symposium in celebration of Black History Month! This event is open to the public and we would love for you to attend! The Event will take place on 2/21/25 in the Hiebert Lounge at 72 E Concord St from 1:00 PM – […]
Our Center supports a wide variety of Alzheimer’s disease-related research. If you are interested in participating in one of our studies, please reach out to our Recruitment Coordinator, Dean Sheppard at sheppard@bu.edu or call us at 561-312-8174 Everything we have learned about memory, memory treatments, and memory disorders is known because someone volunteered for a research […]
In one of the iconic photographs that accompanies discussions of the life and work of world-renowned neurologist, pathologist, and educator Solomon Carter Fuller, MD, he is looking down at a glass slide, his microscope close at hand, focused on his task. The first Black psychiatrist in the United States, Fuller graduated from Boston University School […]
We are happy to announce the publication of a major new book, Sports Neurology, co-edited by Dr. Robert Stern (Boston University Alzheimer’s Disease Center) Clinical Core Director and Director of Clinical Research for the BU CTE Center) and Dr. Brian Hainline (CMO of the NCAA).
The BU ADC helped raise awareness and funds towards Alzheimer’s research and supportive/educational services. The BU ADC staff and faculty raised $5,992.25 dollars.
Dr. Andrew Budson is currently the Associate Chief of Staff for Education at VA Boston Healthcare System and Associate Director of the Education Core and Associate Director for the Boston University Alzheimer’s Disease Center. He is also the principal investigator of the Center for Translational Cognitive Neuroscience at VA Boston, where his research seeks to […]
The Wingate Residences, a leading senior living community located on the Wingate at Needham campus in Needham, Massachusetts, today announced its partnership with Boston University School of Medicine and their Alzheimer’s Disease and CTE Center (BU ADC).