Assistant Professor of Neurology I UF College of Medicine Jax I Research: Airway Protection Mechanisms, Neurotherapeutics, Acute Respiratory Rehabilitation.
Jacksonville, FL
Joined October 2019
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Alicia K. Vose, Ph.D. retweeted
Interested in learning about data sharing? Dr. Micah Hirsch and I will be hosting a free webinar through CSDisseminate.
🗓 June 3
⏰ 4-5pm EST
🔗 Register: eventbrite.com/e/open-data-1…
Alicia K. Vose, Ph.D. retweeted
📢📢 Happening now at @UFJaxSurg #GrandRounds 👉 Dr. Alicia Vose @VoseLab from @UFNeuroJax is discussing Diaphragm Stimulation after Acute #SpinalCordInjury: Effects on #Respiratory Function and Diaphragm Muscle Activation at @UFMedicineJax‼️‼️🏥🫁💨
Alicia K. Vose, Ph.D. retweeted
🎙️ New podcast episode! BREATHE members @VoseLab & @LabDale join @yogawithjake to discuss making science accessible, creative, and engaging! Listen here: bit.ly/3YENb1s 👇👥
Alicia K. Vose, Ph.D. retweeted
What a good looking group! BREATHE members had a great time reconnecting with colleagues and sharing research innovations at this year's #IntermittentHypoxia Workshop, hosted by @AbilityLab. 👥👏
Alicia K. Vose, Ph.D. retweeted
#SCIAwareness is all year long here at BREATHE! Check out the latest feature on the groundbreaking contributions to SCI research and rehabilitation from our members. 👏
MBI researchers @UFBreathe are testing applications of intermittent hypoxia to improve the lives of those with spinal cord injury.
"Our findings inspire the next clinical trials," said MBI Deputy Director Dr. Gordon Mitchell.
Read more about their work: bit.ly/4eJKDFB
Alicia K. Vose, Ph.D. retweeted
Spinal motor neurons in dazzling detail. ✨
Each green dot is a spinal motor neuron - crucial but rare cells making up just 1% of neurons in the spinal cord. In diseases like ALS, they are selectively damaged, making them of special interest to neuroscientists. #SciShots
Alicia K. Vose, Ph.D. retweeted
Be sure to catch the #BRAINBuilding summer lecture series featuring BREATHE member, @VoseLab! 👇
We are excited to announce our #BRAINBuilding summer lecture series. Learn more about the exciting talks our members will be delivering in June and July and register here: bit.ly/3X0ISOW
Alicia K. Vose, Ph.D. retweeted
BREATHE past & present at last night's dinner with alum, Dr. Brendan Dougherty (@umnmedschool)! Thank you for a great visit. 🤗🐊
ALT Dinner with BREATHE faculty and Dr. Brendan Dougherty
Alicia K. Vose, Ph.D. retweeted
Congratulations to @VoseLab and @ltaborgray, BREATHE T32 alumni, for taking home some big wins for their oral and poster presentations at #DRS2024! 🥳👏
ALT Lauren Tabor-Gray wins award at DRS 2024
ALT Alicia Vose wins award at DRS 2024
Congratulations to all the distinguished researchers recognized for their outstanding contributions in dysphagia at the #DRS2024 Annual Meeting. Your dedication to advancing the field is truly commendable. #DRS2024 #DRS #dysphagia #dysphagiaresearch #science #research #swallow...
Alicia K. Vose, Ph.D. retweeted
Our brain research is on the rise! Neuroscience and neuromedicine research @UF ranks No. 2 among all public universities in 2023 NIH funding, per the Blue Ridge Institute for Medical Research. 🔬🧠🧪
Read more: bit.ly/3HWSXDB
Alicia K. Vose, Ph.D. retweeted
The fall edition of Academic Matters is now available online. Read about the great things happening at the UF College of Medicine – Jacksonville, here ufh.sc/3sZ03DR.
Alicia K. Vose, Ph.D. retweeted
Since Dan's post has accrued nearly 3 million views, I thought it'd be helpful to clarify a few technical inaccuracies in his thread. I hope @fitfounder will take this in the constructive way it's intended (1/6) ---> #respiratory #lungs
Alicia K. Vose, Ph.D. retweeted
We are live at Austin Cary for our #SCI Research Workshop! Partners from @BrooksRehab & @UFHealthJax have joined us @UF to share ideas and foster collaborations! 🙌
Alicia K. Vose, Ph.D. retweeted
A huge shout-out to @VoseLab for the hands-on demonstrations & to Dave Berlowitz (@UniMelb) for the fascinating Social & Science. Here's to future collaborations between BREATHE (@UFPHHP) & @UFMedicineJax!🙌💫🐊
.@UFMedicineJax was proud to host @UFBreathe's Social & Science event. Attendees participated in various demonstrations and had the opportunity to hear from national and internationally recognized researchers. Here are a few highlights from the day.
Alicia K. Vose, Ph.D. retweeted
.@UFMedicineJax was proud to host @UFBreathe's Social & Science event. Attendees participated in various demonstrations and had the opportunity to hear from national and internationally recognized researchers. Here are a few highlights from the day.
Alicia K. Vose, Ph.D. retweeted
To wrap up today's demos, @VoseLab demonstrates laryngeal vestibule closure training and discusses an up and coming study in her lab that will test how acute intermittent hypoxia pairs with it to improve #swallowfunction.
Alicia K. Vose, Ph.D. retweeted
.@VoseLab shows examples of healthy and failed volitional swallowing attempts.
@UFBreathe
Alicia K. Vose, Ph.D. retweeted
Happening Now: @VoseLab performing a live demonstration on Acute Intermittent Hypoxia at the Respiratory & Airway Defense portion of Social & Science. Dr. Gordon Mitchell, director of @UFBreathe, is taking questions from attendees on the results of the demos.
Alicia K. Vose, Ph.D. retweeted
Did you hear? Social & Science will be held at @UFMedicineJax on Friday, Sept. 29. Our very own Dr. Alicia Vose will demonstrate a live videofluoroscopy, volitional and reflexive cough testing and more. @UFBreathe @VoseLab
Alicia K. Vose, Ph.D. retweeted
"We have a highly interactive team dedicated to advancing spinal cord research/therapeutics. Drs. Emily Fox, @VoseLab, @michelajmir & @TommySutor lead our clinical trials, inspired by research discoveries made by @LabDale, @spinalphrenic, @EGatorPT & more." -@GManBreathe
ALT UF BREATHE Retreat 2023
September is National Spinal Cord Injury Month, and we are taking a moment to highlight one of our partners specializing in spinal cord injury research: @UFBreathe is devoted to developing new therapeutics for those living with spinal cord injuries.
