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Study Drives Home Theory on ZIP Code-Alzheimer's Link

Research from Dr. Kristen Kennedy and Dr. May Yuan connects environmental complexity, the brain’s spatial representation system and the brain degradation associated with Alzheimer’s.

Researchers Find More Complexity in Aging Brain’s Memory Decline

Researchers Find More Complexity in Aging Brain’s Memory DeclineResearchers Find More Complexity in Aging Brain’s Memory Decline

Study: Peer Pressure Susceptibility Lasts into Adulthood

Study: Peer Pressure Susceptibility Lasts into AdulthoodStudy: Peer Pressure Susceptibility Lasts into Adulthood

Center for Vital Longevity Expands Scope of Cognitive Research

Center for Vital Longevity Expands Scope of Cognitive ResearchCenter for Vital Longevity Expands Scope of Cognitive Research

Study Reveals Broader Impact of Alzheimer’s on Brain Function

Study Reveals Broader Impact of Alzheimer’s on Brain FunctionStudy Reveals Broader Impact of Alzheimer’s on Brain Function

Study: How Cardio Fitness, Exercise Counteract Cognitive Decline

Study: How Cardio Fitness, Exercise Counteract Cognitive DeclineStudy: How Cardio Fitness, Exercise Counteract Cognitive Decline

Study May Offer New Clues on Aging, Financial Trustworthiness

Study May Offer New Clues on Aging, Financial TrustworthinessStudy May Offer New Clues on Aging, Financial Trustworthiness

Virtual Exchange Program Extending UTD Educators’ Global Reach
Project Aims To Find Most Potent Roots of Aging Brain’s Ailments
Team Explores How Brain’s Anterior Shift Predicts Memory Clarity
Researchers Explore Socioeconomic Status’s Link to Dementia
Researchers Aim To Make Sense of Risky Financial Behavior in Older Adults
Where Is the Endgame in Chess Experts’ Visual Memory Abilities?
Researchers Explore Link Between Iron, Beta-Amyloid in Memory Disorders
Brain Imaging Links Cardiovascular Health to Multitasking Ability
Study Explores How Changes in Healthy Brain Structure Affect Cognition
Researchers Examine Age Differences in How the Brain Perceives, Remembers
UT Dallas Announces Living Our Values Task Force
Researchers’ Analysis Confirms Effects of Cognitive Training for Older Adults
Team Awarded $2.9 Million To Study Socioeconomic Ties to Alzheimer’s
New Researchers Bolster BBS’ Strength in Neuroscience, Psychology
University Celebrates Distinguished Alumni, Supporters at Awards Gala
Lifespan Brain Study Adds Possible Clue in Predicting Alzheimer’s
Center for Vital Longevity Receives Over $5 Million for Aging Studies
Increased ‘Blurring’ of Brain Networks May Contribute to Poor Memory
Professor Basak Receives Grants from Alzheimer’s Research Fund
Study: Tablet Computer Use May Help Keep Older Adults’ Minds Sharp
Mentally Challenging Activities Improve Memory as Baby Boomers Age
Hypertension Could Bring Increased Risk for Alzheimer’s disease
Research Conference to Explore Cognitive Health and Disease
Center for Vital Longevity Announces Fall Lectures
Study Links Math Abilities to Left-Right Brain Communication
Facebook Photos May Reflect Unconscious Cultural Differences
Study Links Alzheimer’s Marker to Deficits in Healthy People
Vital Longevity Leadership Nets $4.6 Million in NIH Funding
Lectures to Explore Strategies for Living Long and Well
Study to Examine Possible Exercise-Cognition Link
Conference Draws Leading Thinkers in Brain Studies
UT Dallas Faculty Tackle Super Bowl Topics
Vital Longevity Researcher Earns Major NIH Grant
Perry Praises Research at Center for Vital Longevity
Prominent Memory Researcher Recruited to UT Dallas
NIH Funds Postdoctoral Research on Brain Aging
Study Finds Conscientious People Have Better Health
Brain Scientist Appears in PBS TV Series on Aging
Twins Study Looks at Genetic Influences on Thinking
Event Marks Launch of Center for Vital Longevity