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Cina Sasannejad, MD, first became interested in neuroscience as an undergraduate student, when he observed how the field brought together elements of biology, chemistry, psychology, and culture

Kathryn Moore’s interest in neurology goes back to at least the 6th grade, when she used an apple slice to explain the basics of brain anatomy to her friends.

Jody Feld, DPT, PhD, had her first exposure to physical therapy after a childhood athletic injury.

Adam Hartman, MD, didn’t decide to specialize in neurology until the last year of medical school, but the puzzle-solving nature of the discipline, and the engaging, fast-paced tempo of acute ne

For 12 years, Drew O’Flaherty was part of the finance team at the Duke Private Diagnostic Clinic.

Ashley Lengel, PA-C, MMS, has been interested in science and medicine for as long as she can remember.

At North Carolina State University, Xiaoning Jiang, PhD, leads the Micro/Nano Engineering Lab (MNEL), which performs research on smart materia

Thirteen years ago, Matthew Tackitt was working in the financial sector, when the 2008 global economic crisis and cross-country move got him thinking about a career change.

This week’s Spotlight interview shines on Daphne Slaughter, the Neurology Department’s newest grants and contracts manager.

Dina Randazzo, DO, Assistant