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With more than $14 million in external funding, our research covers the full range of biological and behavioral research relating to human health, disease, and disorders.

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Sargent is home to more than 35 specialized teaching labs and centers throughout our building and across campus, providing students hands-on experience to complement their studies.

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Internal funding is available to doctoral students, post-doctoral fellows, and faculty through the Dudley Allen Sargent Research Fund. And we actively support faculty and students in pursuing external funding.

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Spotlights

Could Music Help Folks with Parkinson’s Disease Walk Better?

Imagine if music could help people with Parkinson’s walk better — safer, faster, longer, and more freely. At Boston University’s Center for Neurorehabilitation, professor Terry Ellis is investigating the benefits of a wearable system that uses foot sensors to track walking and trigger rhythmic music in real time. Ellis' hope is that this kind of accessible, home-based therapy could transform mobility and independence for millions living with Parkinson’s.

Strengthening Nutrition With Women and Children

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BU receives $2M grant to study MedRhythms’ MOVIVE device for Parkinson’s gait

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Living with Cancer: How BU Programs Help Patients, Students Stay Resilient in the Face of a Life-Changing Diagnosis

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