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Clio Rubinos, MD

January 13, 2026

Leadership Update: Dr. Clio Rubinos Joins UNC Neurocritical Care Fellowship as Associate Program Director

We are pleased to announce that Dr. Clio Rubinos assumed the role of Associate Program Director for the UNC Neurocritical Care Fellowship, effective January 1st, 2026. Dr. Rubinos brings extensive clinical, educational, and scholarly experience in neurocritical care and epilepsy and has been deeply engaged in fellowship education, mentorship, and program development. In this role, …

December 11, 2025

Dr. Julia Carlson Receives Junior Faculty Development Award for Trauma Recovery Research

The Department of Neurology is proud to announce that Dr. Julia M. Carlson, Assistant Professor in the Division of Neurocritical Care, has been awarded a UNC Junior Faculty Development Award to advance her research on traumatic brain injury (TBI) and its neuropsychiatric outcomes. Dr. Carlson’s project, “Multidimensional Evaluation of Adverse Post-Traumatic Neuropsychiatric Sequelae in TBI,” …

December 9, 2025

UNC Neurology Researchers Publish Two Studies Advancing Stroke and Neurocritical Care

Chapel Hill, N.C. — Researchers from UNC Neurology have published two studies that address critical questions in stroke management and post-neurocritical care, offering insights that could reshape clinical practice and improve patient outcomes. Study 1: Rethinking ICU Admission After Mechanical Thrombectomy The first study, “Resource Utilization After Mechanical Thrombectomy: Is ICU Care Required for All …

November 4, 2025

UNC ALS Clinic Designated as ALS Association Certified Treatment Center of Excellence

We are proud to announce that the University of North Carolina ALS Clinic has officially been designated as an ALS Association Certified Treatment Center of Excellence! This recognition reflects the clinic’s commitment to providing outstanding, compassionate, and multidisciplinary care to individuals living with ALS and their families. The designation was unanimously approved by the ALS …

October 23, 2025

UNC Researchers Publish Groundbreaking Protocol for Combining Brain Imaging and Electrochemical Recording

Chapel Hill, N.C. — A team at the UNC Center for Animal Magnetic Resonance Imaging (CAMRI) has published a pioneering protocol that outlines how to integrate electrochemical brain recordings with MRI imaging—a breakthrough that could transform neuroscience research and clinical applications. CAMRI is part of BRIC’s service core and provides animal imaging services. The paper, …

September 29, 2025

COMA-F Pilot Study Shows Promise in Supporting Caregivers of ICU Survivors with Severe Brain Injury

CHAPEL HILL, NC — Two years after Dr. David Y. Hwang and Dr. Alexander Presciutti received a Neurocritical Care Foundation grant to develop an emotional support intervention for caregivers of patients surviving ICU admission for coma, the results are in—and they’re promising. The multisite pilot study of the Coma Family Program (COMA-F)–led by Drs. Hwang (Division …

September 25, 2025

UNC Neurology Celebrates APP Excellence in Teaching Award and Nominations

The UNC Department of Neurology is proud to recognize the exceptional contributions of our Advanced Practice Providers (APPs) in the Neurosciences Intensive Care Unit (NSICU) through the 2025 APP Excellence Awards. We extend our warmest congratulations to Miriam Camacho Stokes, recipient of the 2025 APP Excellence in Teaching Award, for her outstanding commitment to education, mentorship, and …

August 26, 2025

UNC Neurology Physicians Selected as a 2025 Community Health Impact Award

Celebrating Excellence in Community Health The Community Health and Engagement (CHE) program has recognized outstanding contributions to healthcare access and community partnership with its 2024 awards. Among the honorees are Drs. Clio Rubinos, Thiri Lin, and Joel Callahan, who received the Community Health Impact Award in the Clinic & Practice Impact (Team) category. Joining them, Dr. Nina Browner was honored with …

August 1, 2025

Dr. Tamara Strohm Honored with Early Career Alumnus Award by Cleveland Clinic Alumni Association

UNC Neurology is proud to share that Dr. Tamara Strohm, Assistant Professor of Neurology, has been honored with the Early Career Alumnus Award by the Cleveland Clinic Alumni Association. This prestigious award recognizes alumni who have demonstrated exceptional professional achievements and leadership early in their careers, while also making meaningful contributions to their communities. A graduate of Cleveland Clinic’s …

July 30, 2025

BrightFocus Foundation and Dementia Alliance of North Carolina Launch Strategic Partnership to Advance Alzheimer’s Research

CHAPEL HILL, NC — A new partnership between the BrightFocus Foundation’s Alzheimer’s Disease Research program and Dementia Alliance of North Carolina (DANC) is set to accelerate groundbreaking Alzheimer’s research in the state. Together, the organizations will co-fund a $300,000, three-year grant to support the work of Todd Cohen, PhD, associate professor at the University of …

July 9, 2025

Dr. Deanna Saylor Appointed to the Editorial Board of Neurology: Education

We are pleased to announce that Dr. Deanna Saylor has been invited to join the Editorial Board of Neurology: Education, a premier peer-reviewed journal dedicated to advancing the science of teaching, learning, and training in neurology and neuroscience. Neurology: Education serves as a vital forum for educators, clinicians, and trainees, publishing high-quality research, reviews, and editorials on …

May 19, 2025

Dr. Deanna Saylor Honored with Patrick A. Griffith Outstanding Mentor Award by SEQUINS 2025

Dr. Deanna Saylor recently received the Patrick A. Griffith Outstanding Mentor Award and Lecture from SEQUINS 2025 for her work “Mentoring in Low-& Middle-Income Countries: Pathways to Improving Global Neurological Equity”.  Dr. Deanna Saylor has been recognized for her exceptional dedication to fostering the next generation of researchers in equity neuroscience, receiving the prestigious Patrick …

May 14, 2025

UNC Neurology Celebrates Opening of New Pediatric Muscular Dystrophy Association (MDA) Clinic

Making specialized care more accessible for children with neuromuscular disorders The UNC Department of Neurology is thrilled to announce the grand opening of the new UNC Pediatric Muscular Dystrophy Association (MDA) Clinic. This dedicated clinic, which officially began welcoming patients on May 9th, 2025, is conveniently located within the pediatric neurology facilities at Carolina Pointe …

May 2, 2025

UNC Medical Student Aisha Mahmood Receives American Academy of Neurology Medical Student Research Award

Aisha Mahmood, a dedicated medical student at the University of North Carolina with a keen interest in neurology and global health equity, has been awarded the American Academy of Neurology (AAN) Medical Student Research Award. This honor recognizes her significant research proposal aimed at improving stroke care in underserved regions globally. Mahmood’s research tackles a …

April 1, 2025

UNC Undergraduates Delve into Cutting-Edge Neurological Disease Treatments

A unique course at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill is providing undergraduate students with an in-depth exploration of the latest advancements in neurological disease research and treatment. Titled “Next-Generation Treatments for Neurological Diseases,” the course offers a rigorous examination of five critical conditions: Alzheimer’s, Parkinson’s, Glioblastoma, ALS, and Schizophrenia. The curriculum, tailored …

September 20, 2024

Paper Alert! Dr. Khan’s research uncovers a key to understanding Parkinson’s Disease

A new commentary article by Santiago Uribe-Cano, PhD candidate, and Andreas H. Kottmann, PhD, Medical Associate Professor at CUNY School of Medicine, describe how recent findings by Dr. Khan and colleagues provide key insights into Parkinson’s Disease (PD) pathogenesis. “The primary cilium of cholinergic  neurons may be a linchpin in the progression of Parkinson’s Disease“(1) …

Andrea Bozoki, MD

September 17, 2024

Paper Alert: Association of CSF alpha-synuclein-SAA seed amplification results with clinical features of possible and probable dementia with Lewy bodies

Paper Alert: Association of CSF alpha-synuclein-SAA seed amplification results with clinical features of possible and probable dementia with Lewy bodies Dr. Andrea Bozoki, Neurology Division Chief, contributed to a recent paper accepted for publication in Neurology. The clinical diagnosis of dementia with Lewy bodies (DLB) is based on the presence of significant cognitive decline with …

 

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