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Center for Vital Longevity
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UT Dallas research center dedicated to pursuing research that leads to cognitive health for life.
Meet the Expert: Dr. Hamed Ekhtiari of UT Southwestern Medical Center. Join our Science Luncheon as he presents Using Brain Training and Stimulation to Enhance Cognitive Control: Lessons from Addiction Recovery. Oct. 12, 12-1 p.m. | Join us: tinyurl.com/science-lunc... #UTDallas #Neuroscience
Missed our Science Luncheon with Dr. Nicole Long? The recording is now online. Explore new insights into memory, brain function, and healthy aging: youtu.be/sdk3a2aWWhk #CVL #UTDallas #BrainHealth #ScienceLuncheon
Science Luncheon with Dr. Nicole Long
Dr. Nicole Long, The University of Virginia, presents The Impact of Healthy Aging on Mnemonic Brain State Engagement.
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As we celebrate Dr. Denise C. Park's birthday month, we invite you to look back on her extraordinary life through this tribute video. From cherished personal moments to her profound impact on science and mentorship, her legacy lives on through the many lives she touched. youtu.be/BafEfkqjvGE?...
Honoring the Life and Legacy of Denise C. Park
A tribute to Dr. Denise C. Park, pioneering cognitive neuroscientist, founding director of the Center for Vital Longevity, mentor, colleague, and friend. Through her groundbreaking research,…
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Join us today for a closer look at how healthy aging shapes memory with Dr. Nicole Long of the University of Virginia. Monday, Oct. 5 at 12 p.m. via Microsoft Teams: tinyurl.com/science-lunc... #CVL #UTDallas #ScienceLuncheon #HealthyAging
Some of our past conversations remain just as relevant today. Dr. Buckley discusses women's brain health and Alzheimer's disease, exploring how menopause, hormones, and genetics may influence risk and resilience. 🎧 youtu.be/ydJ91i_7XY4?... #BrainHealth #AlzheimersResearch #Podcast #Neuroscience
Why Women's Brain Health Deserves a Closer Look in Alzheimer's Research with Dr. Rachel Buckley
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How does healthy aging shape the brain's memory systems? Join Nicole Long, PhD (University of Virginia) for The Impact of Healthy Aging on Mnemonic Brain State Engagement. 📅 Oct. 5, 2026 | 12-1 p.m. on Microsoft Teams Join us: tinyurl.com/science-lunc... #UTDallas #HealthyAging #BrainHealth
Now available: Amit Sethi, PhD (Indian Institute of Technology Bombay) presents Toward Trustworthy AI for Computational Pathology: From Robust Learning to Clinically Relevant Biomarkers. Watch: youtu.be/t2R2jeCYOGc #CVL #UTDallas #ScienceLuncheon #AI #ComputationalPathology
Science Luncheon with Dr. Amit Sethi
Dr. Amit Sethi, Indian Institute of Technology Bombay, presents Toward Trustworthy AI for Computational Pathology: From Robust Learning to Clinically Relevant Biomarkers.
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Dr. Amit Sethi explores trustworthy AI, robust learning and clinically relevant biomarkers in “Toward Trustworthy AI for Computational Pathology.” Join us today, Sept. 28 at 12 p.m.: tinyurl.com/3cn2nrf5 #AI #ComputationalPathology #ScienceLuncheon
We’re celebrating Ieshia, Research Administration Manager and a valued member of our Center’s admin team, on receiving a CARE Award! 🎉 The CARE Awards recognize UTD staff for outstanding performance and service. Congratulations, Ieshia, and thank you for all you do!
🧠Meet Kirk Erickson, PhD. A leader in exercise and brain health research, Dr. Erickson will present Effects of Exercise on Markers of Brain Health. Oct. 28 | 6:30-8 p.m. | Communities Foundation of Texas, Dallas Free & open to the public. Register: tinyurl.com/33mfa46n #BrainHealth #HealthyAging
Discover the latest research in trustworthy AI at our upcoming Science Luncheon with Dr. Amit Sethi of the Indian Institute of Technology Bombay. Toward Trustworthy AI for Computational Pathology | Sept. 28 | 12–1 p.m. Join us: tinyurl.com/3cn2nrf5 #CVL #UTDallas #AI #ComputationalPathology
A great conversation with Dr. Clayton Curtis on how our brains help us navigate the world around us. Worth a listen! 🎧
🧠🌎 Revisiting an earlier episode with Dr. Clayton Curtis! We dive into how the brain handles spatial awareness, attention, working memory, and cognitive control. 🧩 🎧 Listen here: youtu.be/-Cqx39Zwktc?... #Neuroscience #Psychology #Podcast
What controls the information we hold in mind and how does the brain manage it? Dr. Postle of the University of Wisconsin-Madison explores the science of working memory in “Controlling the Contents of Working Memory.” Join us today, September 21 at 12:00 p.m.: tinyurl.com/33b2da7x #WorkingMemory
This Hispanic Heritage Month, we celebrate Hispanic and Latino communities and the diverse life experiences that help shape our understanding of how the brain and cognition develop and change across the lifespan.
Join us for our next Science Luncheon with Dr. Brad Postle of the University of Wisconsin, presenting Controlling the Contents of Working Memory. Monday, Sept. 21 at 12 p.m. RSVP: forms.gle/wEA2BL29wRJ2... #CVL #UTDallas #ScienceLuncheon
Our latest Science Luncheon with Dr. Ke Bo is now available to watch! From Emotion Regulation to Brain Bioenergetics: Neural Constraints on Mental Health 👉 Watch: youtu.be/MWGXhwEamK0 #CVL #UTDallas #ScienceLuncheon
Join us today for the first Science Luncheon of the series with our own Dr. Ke Bo, as he presents “From emotion regulation to brain bioenergetics: neural constraints on mental health.” Monday, Sept. 14 at 12 p.m. Join us: tinyurl.com/26wxe8d4 #CVL #ScienceLuncheon #UTDallas
🎟️ Tickets are NOW AVAILABLE! Join us Oct. 28 for the 2026 Jean & Bill Booziotis Distinguished Lecture with Kirk Erickson, PhD: 🧠 Effects of Exercise on Markers of Brain Health 6:30–8 p.m. | FREE & open to the public Register: www.eventbrite.com/e/the-2026-j... #BrainHealth
Still thinking about this one. Go down the neuroscience rabbit hole with us. 🧠🎧
🧠❤️ What’s your brain got to do with your feelings? A LOT. One of our earlier episodes with Dr. Aaron Heller explores the neuroscience of emotion, depression, and well-being. 🎧 Give it a listen: youtu.be/tRsr-dQOulY?... #Neuroscience #Psychology #Podcast
Still thinking about this one. Go down the neuroscience rabbit hole with us. 🧠🎧
🧠❤️ What’s your brain got to do with your feelings? A LOT. One of our earlier episodes with Dr. Aaron Heller explores the neuroscience of emotion, depression, and well-being. 🎧 Give it a listen: youtu.be/tRsr-dQOulY?... #Neuroscience #Psychology #Podcast
One of the podcast’s early episodes features our own CVL faculty member, Dr. Gagan Wig. 🧠 Dr. Wig explores the brain networks behind memory and attention and shares insights from his research. #Neuroscience #CVL #BrainResearch
Is Throwback Thursday still a thing? 👀 One of our first episodes features Dr. Gagan Wig (@gaganwig.bsky.social) in a fascinating conversation about human brain networks, memory, attention, and more. 🧠 🎙️ Listen here: youtu.be/HqUgAxQS7R4?... #Neuroscience #BrainScience #Podcast
National Wellness Month is a reminder, but wellness is a long-term practice. The habits we build now can support our well-being beyond August. Here’s to making wellness part of everyday life. #NationalWellnessMonth #CenterForVitalLongevity #UTDallas
A new semester brings new opportunities to learn, explore, connect, and grow. Whether you're returning to campus or starting a new chapter, we wish you a fall semester filled with meaningful experiences, fresh perspectives, and exciting discoveries. #CVL #UTDallas #Fallsemester
Wellness includes the small things we often overlook: drinking water, taking breaks, moving your body, getting rest, checking in with your emotions, and asking for help when needed. #NationalWellnessMonth #CenterForVitalLongevity #UTDallas
Wellness can look different for everyone. It is not about following a perfect routine. It is about understanding what your mind and body need, and giving yourself the support to feel balanced, present, and cared for. #NationalWellnessMonth #CenterForVitalLongevity #UTDallas
August is National Wellness Month, a reminder to make space for habits that support our overall well-being. This month, start with one small choice that helps you feel more balanced. #NationalWellnessMonth #CenterForVitalLongevity #UTDallas
DACC registration is officially OPEN! Spots fill fast, register now to be part of the 2027 Development, Aging & Cognition Conference! Visit buff.ly/kJOgyAm to learn more. #DACC2027
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Learn about the Development, Aging & Cognition Conference, sponsored by the UT Dallas Center for Vital Longevity and School of Behavioral and Brain Sciences.
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This year’s theme, “Brain Health: Access for All,” highlights the importance of making brain health care and support accessible to everyone. Because brain health is essential to our well-being, and every brain deserves the opportunity to thrive.
Ready? Registration opens in 2 weeks ⏰️! Be part of the 9th DACC, Feb 18–20, 2027 in Dallas. Seats are limited — reserve your spot early!
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Register to attend or present at the Development, Aging & Cognition Conference. Submit an abstract to present, or pay your registration fee to secure your seat.
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