The scientists at the Alper Center for Neural Development and Regeneration are committed to sharing their research through a variety of publications and other channels. In addition to publishing in scientific journals, we will also use traditional and social media to disseminate our research to a wider audience. We will also work with stakeholders such as patients, caregivers, and the general public to co-produce educational materials that accurately and clearly explain our findings in a culturally sensitive manner. Our goal is to make our research as widely accessible and understandable as possible.

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