The Neuron Regeneration PODCAST
Interviewing and bringing together experts in neurodegenerative diseases, spinal cord injury, and artificial intelligence to accelerate breakthroughs in Neuron Regeneration
Redefining Parkinson’s Treatment: Dr. Jonathan Sackner-Bernstein on a Novel Approach to Treatment and Disease Reversal
In this insightful episode of the Neuron Regeneration Podcast, we explore a groundbreaking new perspective on Parkinson’s disease treatment. Dr. Jonathan Sackner-Bernstein, a physician, engineer, and former FDA and DARPA leader, challenges the long-held belief that Parkinson’s is solely a disease of dopamine deficiency.
Advances in Neuroregeneration: How Exercise, Reprogramming, Exosomes, Nanotechnology, and Brain Glue Are Transforming Recovery
Welcome to Another News and Abstract reading episode of The Neuron Regeneration Podcast. Here, we keep you informed on the latest neural regeneration research, innovations, and advancements. Today, we’re highlighting recent studies that explore cutting-edge approaches to nerve repair, spinal cord injury recovery, and stroke rehabilitation.
Bench to Bedside Translation Masterclass: Dr. Jeff Karp on the Art of Innovation and Radical Simplicity
In this thought-provoking episode of the Neuron Regeneration Podcast, we take a deep dive into the lesser-known steps of translating groundbreaking research into real-world solutions and therapeutics. Dr. Jeff Karp, a renowned biomedical engineer and professor at Harvard Medical School and MIT, shares the secrets behind his remarkable success in moving cutting-edge ideas from the lab to clinical and public impact.
How to Fund Breakthroughs in Neuron Regeneration with Tom Kalil
In this episode of the Neuron Regeneration podcast, we step outside the lab and into a topic that’s just as critical as the science itself—funding. While most episodes focus on the cutting-edge discoveries behind neuron regeneration, today, we’re talking about how those discoveries can make it into the clinic to help people.
Advances in Neuroregeneration: Biomimetic Scaffolds, Hydrogels, and Biomaterials for Optic, Facial, Spinal, and Peripheral Nerve Repair
Welcome to another News and Abstract Reading episode of The Neuron Regeneration Podcast, aimed at providing listeners with a convenient way to stay up to date on the latest in neural regeneration research, innovations, and advancements.
Dr. Reggie Edgerton – Neuromodulation for Spinal Cord Injury, Cerebral Palsy, Parkinsons, and more
In this insightful episode of the Neuron Regeneration Podcast, we explore the cutting-edge research of Dr. Reggie Edgerton, a pioneer in spinal cord injury rehabilitation and neuromodulation for multiple forms of neural damage.
The Latest in Neural Regeneration Research and News
This third episode of The Neuron Regeneration Podcast is the News and Abstract reading episode of the show.
Bioelectricity and Regrowing Brains and Limbs with Dr. Michael Levin
In this fascinating episode, we dive into the groundbreaking research of Dr. Michael Levin of Tufts University, an expert in bioelectricity and its implications for regeneration, cognition, and cell communication.
The Neuron Regeneration Podcast Introduction
In this heartfelt and inspiring inaugural episode, host Jarod Carter shares the deeply personal story behind the creation of The Neuron Regeneration Podcast and the Neuron Regeneration community.
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Latest episodes
Neuron Regeneration Weekly Digest: The Expanding Landscape of Neural Repair and Disease Modulation
This week’s digest explores how these innovative directions are paving the way for more precise, less invasive, and potentially restorative care strategies in neurology.
Neuron Regeneration Weekly Digest: From Microglia to Medicine—Unlocking New Paths in Neurological Healing
These insights signal a pivotal shift toward more integrative and restorative approaches in neuroscience.
Neuron Regeneration Weekly Digest: Latest Progress on Circuit-Targeted Rehab, Cognitive Gene Fixes, and Cell-Free Spinal Restoration
These advances highlight how targeted circuit tuning, genetic reprogramming, and cell-free biologics are converging to rewrite the future of neural repair.
Neuron Regeneration Weekly Digest: Implant‑Free Brain Stimulation, Spinal Cord Revitalization, and Protein‑Recycling Pathways
In this post, we dive into three recent studies that exemplify this momentum. You’ll read how wireless light‑activated particles reversed Parkinson‑like symptoms in mice without implants; how a glycerol‑based hydrogel revived mitochondrial health and motor ability after severe spinal cord injury; and how decoding VPS35’s role in cellular recycling is opening new therapeutic avenues for both neurodegeneration and cancer. Together, these discoveries sketch an exciting roadmap for therapies that are smarter, kinder to the body, and increasingly within reach.
Neuron Regeneration Weekly Digest: Plant-Based Neuroprotection, Scaffold-Guided Spinal Repair, and Cognitive Recovery in Alzheimer’s
The nervous system’s intricate design enables remarkable adaptability—but also leaves it highly susceptible to damage and disease. Whether it’s the progressive decline seen in Alzheimer’s or the sudden trauma of spinal cord injury, researchers are working diligently to uncover new ways to protect, repair, and restore the brain and spinal cord.
Neuron Regeneration Weekly Digest: Emerging Strategies in Spinal Cord Healing, Neurotoxic Risk, and Alzheimer’s Intervention
The nervous system’s capacity for repair is as inspiring as it is complex. As scientists continue to decode the intricate processes behind neurodegeneration and regeneration, new insights are shaping the future of neurological care. From personalized stem cell therapies to environmental risk mapping and immune cell modulation, these emerging strategies are laying the groundwork for safer, more effective treatments for conditions like spinal cord injury and Alzheimer’s disease.
Neuron Regeneration Weekly Digest: Cutting-Edge Advances in Parkinson’s, Alzheimer’s, and Spinal Cord Repair
The nervous system’s resilience and fragility continue to inspire innovative research into how best to repair damaged neurons and halt degenerative processes. Recent investigations shine a spotlight on diverse pathways—ranging from immune modulation in Parkinson’s disease to epigenetic targeting in Alzheimer’s and advanced gene delivery for spinal cord repair. Each study underscores a unique angle in our collective pursuit of treatments that nurture neuronal health, reduce inflammation, and restore function.
Neuron Regeneration Weekly Digest: Emerging Strategies in Parkinson’s, Alzheimer’s, and Axon Repair
Neurodegenerative diseases and central nervous system injuries present some of the most complex challenges in modern healthcare. Yet, amidst this complexity, researchers are uncovering promising new ways to support the brain and nervous system—by targeting the cellular mechanisms that drive degeneration, inflammation, and impaired regeneration.
Neuron Regeneration Weekly Digest: Key Advances in Spinal Cord Repair, Alzheimer’s Treatment, and Parkinson’s Therapy
The search for effective treatments for neurodegenerative diseases and spinal cord injuries is driving groundbreaking research into the body’s natural repair mechanisms. Scientists are exploring how proteins, biomaterials, and emerging drug therapies can support neural regeneration, reduce inflammation, and slow disease progression. These discoveries offer new hope for restoring function in conditions like Parkinson’s, Alzheimer’s, and spinal cord injuries.
Neuron Regeneration Weekly Digest: Groundbreaking Approaches in Parkinson’s, Spinal Cord Repair, and Alzheimer’s Research
The nervous system’s ability to heal after injury is limited, but ongoing research is revealing new ways to enhance spinal cord repair and restore function. Scientists are exploring innovative approaches that harness natural regenerative mechanisms, targeted gene and protein therapies, and advanced neural stimulation techniques to promote recovery. These discoveries offer new possibilities for improving outcomes in spinal cord injury treatment.