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Drs. Qiu and Lifshitz (back left) with members of their respective research teams (from left to right) Brenda Lujan, MS, a CTS graduate student, Xiaokuang Ma, a postdoctoral researcher, Katherine R. Giordano, a postdoctoral researcher, Jing Wei, a research scientist, and Kyli A. McQueen, a post-baccalaureate student

Researchers Exploring How Intimate Partner Violence in Pregnancy Can Affect the Neurodevelopment of Offspring

December 04, 2023

Shenfeng Qiu, PhD, and Jonathan Lifshitz, PhD, are seeking to connect how TBIs can divert cognitive outcomes after birth

Nicole Jimenez, PhD, Alexandra "Bobbie" Garvin, PhD, Luisa Rojas, PhD, and Erik Blackwood, PhD

The Future of Translational Research is in Great Hands

June 10, 2022

Young investigators are making scientific discoveries to improve the health outcomes of tomorrow

An Upset Woman Clutches a Stuffed Animal

Research Study Shows Traumatic Brain Injury in Pregnant Mothers May Affect Development of the Unborn Baby

October 01, 2021

Impacts to baby’s brain development could result in depression, anxiety and altered immune response

Study Confirms Sex-Differences in Neuroscience and Long-Term Outcomes Following Concussion

September 30, 2020

Study finds female brains communicate and respond differently to TBIs

Katherine Giordano (Far Left) in the Lab with Dr. Jonathan Lifshitz (Far Right) and Others

Graduate Researcher Selected for Prestigious NIH Award

May 27, 2020

Katherine Giordano, a doctoral candidate at the University of Arizona College of Medicine – Phoenix, received a prestigious grant from the National Institutes of Health (NIH)...