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News & Updates
The work of our very lab has been recognized and featured in mutliple ways! We are incredibly proud of their hard work and dedication. Stay tuned for more updates!


2026 Ronald Tallarida Graduate Fellowship Recipient
This prestigious award honors the enduring legacy of Dr. Ronald Tallarida, a dedicated and beloved member of the Pharmacology and CSAR faculty at the Lewis Katz School of Medicine at Temple University. Dr. Tallarida’s contributions to our field and his commitment to mentorship continue to inspire the next generation of scientists. It is an honor to recognize our lab member, Abhik Ghosh, as the 2026 recipient. Abhik has demonstrated exceptional dedication, curiosity, and acade


Temple University Research in Action Feature
Check-out Dr. Rajadhyaksha's Flipping the Script Feature


2026 Temple University Undergraduate Research Showcases
The 2026 Undergraduate Presentations at Temple University brought together bright minds eager to share their discoveries and insights. The College of Liberal Arts Neuroscience Program hosted its Annual Neuroscience Research Day alongside the Department of Biology’s Spring Research Showcase. These events highlighted the dedication and talent of students pushing the boundaries of knowledge in neuroscience and biology.


Celebrating Success at the T32 Retreat
The 2026 retreat at the Philadelphia Science History Institute brought together some of the brightest minds in neuroscience and addiction medicine. Among the standout moments was Charlie Maddox’s presentation, which captured the attention of attendees and sparked meaningful conversations. This event was more than just a series of talks; it was a vibrant gathering that showcased the dedication and progress of researchers supported by The National Institute on Drug Abuse (NIDA)


Inspiring Young Minds: The Brain Awareness STEM Night at RJ Steinhauer Elementary
Spencer Feehan recently had an exciting time volunteering at the Brain Awareness STEM Night held at RJ Steinhauer Elementary. This event turned the school into a lively center of science exploration, welcoming students and families from the community. The night focused on educating young learners about the risks of nicotine use and addiction through engaging, hands-on activities.
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