
Our research designs synthetic peptides & proteins for neuromedical applications. Professor @UKYNeuro. Founder @UKYSTART & co-Director @UKNeu_PREP, UK AD
Lexington, Kentucky
Joined November 2010
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Proud to see our team's work featured! Thanks to all the students and UKinSPIRE for making this project possible. uknow.uky.edu/research/sound…
How does a deep-sea diver transform Parkinson’s care in Kentucky?
Dr. Greg Gerhardt’s research, which began with a UK CCTS pilot grant, is now helping local patients reclaim their independence and "change the slope" of neurodegenerative disease.
Read about this Kentucky-first success story: ccts.uky.edu/news/researcher…
#UKY #Neuroscience #ResearchImpact #Parkinsons #TranslationalScience #UKCCTS
“Think big… then think bigger.”
That mindset defines Greg Gerhardt’s approach - bridging rigorous science with real-world impact to slow Parkinson’s progression and make a difference for patients.
Grateful to work alongside him.medicine.uky.edu/news/akt-th…
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Congrats Sierra!
Just heard the amazing news! Our program participant Sierra has published her research from the Macauley lab! 🎉 Congrats to her and the entire team on this fantastic study. nature.com/articles/s44400-0…
Great story! We are proud of our @UKYNeuro graduate student and @PhRMAfoundation recipient! Congrats Bernardo!
Sanders-Brown's soon-to-be graduate 𝐁𝐞𝐫𝐧𝐚𝐫𝐝𝐨 𝐀𝐠𝐮𝐳𝐳𝐨𝐥𝐢 𝐇𝐞𝐫𝐛𝐞𝐥𝐞 is pushing the field of Alzheimer’s science forward.
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@UKYMedicine @ResearchKY @NeuroscienceRPA
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It can take up to 10 years for a single molecule to become a medicine. But where does the process even begin? From discovery to distribution, follow the steps in the journey of a molecule to find out.
Look who made the recruitment flyer?! One of our first @UKYSTART Apprentices!
Watch the premiere of "Cracking the Code," a film about Nobel winner Phil Sharp (a KY native) whose RNA lab discovery launched biotech.
I'll be joining the post-screening panel to discuss UK innovation & impact.
7:15 pm Oct. 23 @ Kentucky Theatre.
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The UK community is invited to the film premiere of “Cracking the Code: Phil Sharp & the Biotech Revolution” 7:15 p.m. Thursday, Oct. 23 at the Kentucky Theatre, with a post-screening conversation on UK biotech research, innovation and commercialization.
research.uky.edu/news/nobel-…
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Replying to @NIH
@NIH funding drives innovation in brain health.
It also supports Dr. Luke Bradley’s research on protecting and restoring brain cells in diseases like Parkinson’s, leading to promising treatments.
Learn more: research.uky.edu/news/resear…
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During Derby season, the horse industry isn’t just racing for roses, it’s racing for a cure. Thanks to Ann Hanley and the thoroughbred community for fundraising to support groundbreaking Parkinson’s research at the Kentucky Neuroscience Institute.
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Meet Maximillian LeDoux! Maximillian is a freshman at UK majoring in Finance. He serves as a Social Innovation, Commercialization, and Innovation Leader at UK Innovate. Support our Ambassador programs during One Day for UK on April 24: loom.ly/4-1wbBI
Congrats Katie & Lauren!!!
71 UK students will present their research at the National Conference on Undergraduate Research (NCUR) on April 7-9.
Students from various fields will present their research, showcasing their work and engaging with scholars.
Learn more: research.uky.edu/news/71-uk-…
Outstanding work from @ukyneuro Professor Greg Gerhardt and LEAP team to translate research to improve patient outcomes.
Billy Kennedy, former head coach of Texas A&M, has spent his career developing game plans, mentoring players, and leading teams through the highs and lows of competition. But in 2011, he faced an unexpected opponent — Parkinson’s disease.
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Great story on the LEAP project and team science ... translating basic science to treat Parkinson’s disease patients! Way to go @UKYNeuro & @UKYMedicine
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@UKYNeuro at work! Dr. Greg Gerhardt from the Department of Neuroscience helps lead this critical clinical trial.
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Dr. Greg Gerhardt’s passion for neuroscience began with a family history of epilepsy and brain tumors. Now a leader in Parkinson’s disease research, he’s driving clinical trials and exploring new treatments for Alzheimer’s and addiction.
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Check out the seminar from one of our outstanding @ukyneuro graduate student mentors - @bioinfo_mark
We are proud of our outstanding @UKYNeuro faculty! Excellent work Dr. Stewart and team!
UK researchers uncover hidden barrier to spinal cord injury recovery.
Andrew Stewart, with @UKYMedicine, is investigating why treatments that could help repair and regenerate the damaged spinal cord stop working shortly after the injury.
Learn more: research.uky.edu/news/uk-res…
Congrats Molly & Kaylee!!
Our latest manuscript is now out!
A Coaching-Based Training for Underrepresented Mentors in STEM mdpi.com/3200010 #mdpieducation via @EducSci_MDPI
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The Psychology, Neuroscience, and Biology departments at the University of Kentucky are holding a career and resource fair on March 27 from 1pm-5pm at the Gatton Student Center. Contact [email protected] for more details.



















