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Aaron Wilber

Associate Professor

MEDICINE BIOMEDICAL SCIENCES | COLLEGE OF ARTS & SCIENCES

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Behavioral Sciences Psychology

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Spatial Orientation, Alzheimer's Disease

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03-2027

Targeting the orexin pathway to treat sleep disorders and improve glymphatic clearance in Alzheimer’s disease Targeting the orexin pathway to treat sleep disorders and improve glymphatic clearance in Alzheimer’s disease

Florida Department of Health

08-2026

Neurobiological Basis of Reference Frame Coordination for Spatial Memory to Action Transformations Neurobiological Basis of Reference Frame Coordination for Spatial Memory to Action Transformations

National Institute of Mental H

01-2026

Cortical-Hippocampal Brain Dynamics During Sleep Following Spatial Learning in Rodents Modeling Tau and AB Aggregation Feature of Alzheimer's Disease Cortical-Hippocampal Brain Dynamics During Sleep Following Spatial Learning in Rodents Modeling Tau and AB Aggregation Feature of Alzheimer's Disease

National Institutes of Health

01-2025

Neural Representations of Spatial Memory and Moderate Prenatal Alcohol Exposure Neural Representations of Spatial Memory and Moderate Prenatal Alcohol Exposure

University of New Mexico

08-2024

Decoding Hippocampal-Parietal Contributions to Spatial Navigation in a Mouse Modeling Tau and AB Aggregation Features of Alzheimer's Disease Decoding Hippocampal-Parietal Contributions to Spatial Navigation in a Mouse Modeling Tau and AB Aggregation Features of Alzheimer's Disease

National Institute on Aging

03-2024

Cortical-Hippocampal Interactions During Sleep in Alzheimer's Disease Cortical-Hippocampal Interactions During Sleep in Alzheimer's Disease

Florida Department of Health

02-2023

Mesenchymal Stem Cell-Derived Extracellular Vesicles for the Treatment of Alzheimer's Disease Mesenchymal Stem Cell-Derived Extracellular Vesicles for the Treatment of Alzheimer's Disease

Florida Department of Health

04-2021

Parietal-Hippocampal Network in the Triple Transgenic Mouse Model of Alzheimers Parietal-Hippocampal Network in the Triple Transgenic Mouse Model of Alzheimers

National Institute on Aging

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Uncovering Link between Gut Bacteria and Alzheimer’s

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Samuel Grant

Professor and Director of the NHMFL MRI User Program

Florida State University

National High Magnetic Field Laboratory, FAMU-FSU College Of Engineering

grantsa@eng.famu.fsu.edu

Choogon Lee

Professor 12 Mo SAL

Florida State University

Medicine Biomedical Sciences, College Of Medicine

CLEE@fsu.edu

Yan Li

Associate Professor

Florida State University

Chemical & Biomedical Engineering, FAMU-FSU College Of Engineering

yli@eng.famu.fsu.edu

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David Meckes

Asoc Professor 12 Mo SAL

Florida State University

Chemical Engineering, College Of Medicine

DMECKES@fsu.edu

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James Olcese

Professor 12 Mo SAL

Florida State University

Medicine Biomedical Sciences, College Of Medicine

JOLCESE@fsu.edu

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Jeanette Taylor

Professor 9 Mo SAL

Florida State University

FCRR Sponsored Projects, College Of Arts & Sciences

JTAYLOR@fsu.edu

Wei Wu

Professor 9 Mo SAL

Florida State University

Psychology Sponsored Projects, College Of Arts & Sciences

WWU@fsu.edu

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Experts within Florida Expertnet that have co-authored works with Aaron Wilber.

Paramita Chakrabarty

Associate Professor

University of Florida

Md-Neuroscience-General, College-Medicine

pchakrabarty@ufl.edu

Works Co-Authored: 34

Philip Efron

Professor; Director Of Sepsis and Critical Illness Research Center (Scirc); Executive Director, Surgery, Uf Health Critical CARE Organization

University of Florida

Md-Surgery-Critical Care, College-Medicine

philip.efron@surgery.ufl.edu

Works Co-Authored: 336

Samuel Grant

Professor and Director Of The NhmFL Mri User Program

Florida State University

National High Magnetic Field Laboratory, FAMU-FSU College Of Engineering

grantsa@eng.famu.fsu.edu

Works Co-Authored: 51

Mohamed Kabbaj

Professor

Florida State University

Psychology Sponsored Projects, College Of Medicine

MKABBAJ@fsu.edu

Works Co-Authored: 123

Orlando Laitano Lionello Neto

Assistant Professor

University of Florida

Hh-Apk-Administration, College-Hlth/Human Performance

orlando.laitano@ufl.edu

Works Co-Authored: 122

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David Meckes

Asoc Professor

Florida State University

Chemical Engineering, College Of Medicine

Works Co-Authored: 6

Ravinder Nagpal

Asst Professor

Florida State University

Health, Nutrition, & Food Sci, College Of Edu Hlth & Humansci

rnagpal@fsu.edu

Works Co-Authored: 192

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James Olcese

Professor

Florida State University

Medicine Biomedical Sciences, College Of Medicine

Works Co-Authored: 1

Gloria Salazar Aranda

Professor

Florida State University

Health, Nutrition, & Food Sci, College Of Edu Hlth & Humansci

GSALAZARARANDA@fsu.edu

Works Co-Authored: 93

Wei Wu

Professor

Florida State University

Psychology Sponsored Projects, College Of Arts & Sciences

WWU@fsu.edu

Works Co-Authored: 35

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awilber@fsu.edu

1107 W CALL ST
TALLAHASSEE, FL

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