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What Does it Mean to Give to the Neuroscience Research Center?

It means you're shaping the future of brain health. By supporting the Neuroscience Research Center, you're bridging the gap between hope and reality, bringing relief and restoration to millions impacted by neurological and psychological conditions. Giving to the NRC ignites discovery, fuels progress, and changes lives.
Give to the Neuroscience Research Center

You Empower Us.

Your gift supports groundbreaking research, inspires courageous scientists, and brings us closer to a world where neurological and psychological conditions are preventable, treatable, and curable.

We Promise You.

To use your gift to pioneer a future where neurological and psychological disorders no longer limit human potential. From substance use disorders and Parkinson’s disease to spinal cord injury and stroke, we will relentlessly pursue breakthroughs driven by compassion, scientific excellence, and a commitment to transforming lives.

Together, We Imagine More.

Watch these stories to see how we are forging a path toward a brighter tomorrow together.

How Your Gift Can Make a Difference - Driving Innovation at MCW

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Dr. Allison Ebert works with MCW graduate student Reilly Allison

A Meeting of the Minds

November 4, 2022

MCW neuroscientists share a focus on spinal muscular atrophy (SMA) research.

MCW neurosurgeon-scientist seeks to unlock the mysteries of the brain through research with tumors

MCW Neurosurgeon-Scientist Seeks to Unlock the Mysteries of the Brain Through Research with Tumors

September 27, 2022

Dr. Max Krucoff is developing surgical techniques to make tumor removals safer and more complete.

Preserving critical language regions during epilepsy surgery

Preserving Critical Language Regions During Epilepsy Surgery

October 5, 2021

Dr. Jeffrey Binder is undertaking pioneering research on potential side effects of epilepsy surgery.

Meet Bryon Riesch

Dreaming of a Cure

September 17, 2019

Meet Bryon, a man inspired to transform spinal cord injury.

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The Medical College of Wisconsin – Neuroscience Research Center is located within the Translational Biomedical Research Center (TBRC) of MCW.

Neuroscience Research Center
Medical College of Wisconsin
Neuroscience Research Center
8701 Watertown Plank Rd.
TBRC C1820
Milwaukee, WI 53226

Erik Van Newenhizen
Business Operations Coordinator
evannewenhizen@mcw.edu
(414) 955-2260

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