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Shruti Agashe, MD, MS, first came to Duke as a biomedical engineering student.

When Ohio State University launched its neuroscience program just over a decade ago, Jonathan Morena, DO, was one of its first and most enthusiastic enrollee

Rick Bedlack’s interest in neurology stretches back to his childhood, when he wondered why rolling down a hill made him dizzy.

Nandini Abburi, MD, had always found neuroscience interesting, but she was drawn to a career in neurology, and later hospital neurology, when she saw the rol

Matthew Ehrlich, MD, MPH, got his first exposure to hospital neurology seve

Marjorie Soltis, MD, came to Duke in 2016 as a resident, after her neuroscience class and time working with Parkinson’s patient convinced her to pursue neuro

Managing research projects for one academic laboratory can be challenging on its own.

In 2016, Jodi Hawes, MD, participated in one of our first “Faculty Spotlight” inter

The growing specialty of hospital neurology has two hallmarks: complexity and diversity.

Rabia Ghazi, MBBS, first became interested in neurology when she saw how neurologists used examination findings, neuroanatomy, and clinical history to diagnose and treat