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Neural Engineering

Neural Engineering is a research discipline using engineering techniques to study, repair, replace, or enhance neural systems. Neural Engineering commonly involves neurotechnology devices, such as neural interfaces for stimulation or recording, brain-computer interfaces, or neuroprosthetics.

 

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Patrick D. Ganzer, Ph.D.
Jonathan R. Jagid, M.D.
Matija Milosevic, Ph.D.
Suhrud M. Rajguru, Ph.D.
Yingchun Zhang, Ph.D.

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Lois Pope LIFE Center
Miami, FL 33136 USA

P: (305) 243-6001 or 1.800.STAND UP
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E: miamiproject@miami.edu

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🏆 GIVEAWAY 🏆 In celebration of the 41st Annual G 🏆 GIVEAWAY 🏆 

In celebration of the 41st Annual Great Sports Legends Dinner, we’re giving YOU the chance to join us in New York City—and win signed memorabilia from some of the legendary athletes who have been part of this incredible event!

🥇 GRAND PRIZE: Two (2) tickets to the 41st Annual Great Sports Legends Dinner on October 5 in New York City + signed memorabilia from a past Great Sports Legend*

🥈 SECOND PRIZE: Signed memorabilia from a past Great Sports Legend*

🥉 THIRD PRIZE: Signed memorabilia from a past Great Sports Legend*

HOW TO ENTER:
1️⃣ Follow @TheMiamiProject on Instagram
2️⃣ Like + repost this post
3️⃣ Tag a friend in the comments

✨ BONUS ENTRY: Share this post to your Story and tag @TheMiamiProject

Giveaway is open to U.S. residents, ages 18+. Entries close September 17, 2026 at 11:59 PM ET. Three (3) winners will be randomly selected and contacted directly by @TheMiamiProject.

*Signed memorabilia will be selected from a past Great Sports Legend. Grand Prize does not include travel or accommodations. No purchase necessary. Additional eligibility restrictions and official rules apply. This giveaway is not sponsored, endorsed, administered by or associated with Instagram.
September is Spinal Cord Injury Awareness Month. 💙 September is Spinal Cord Injury Awareness Month. 💙

This month, we honor those living with spinal cord injuries and paralysis, recognize the families and caregivers alongside them, and celebrate the researchers working every day to advance recovery and improve lives.

At The Miami Project, our clinicians are advancing research across neural repair and regeneration, neuromodulation, rehabilitation, brain-computer interfaces and other emerging approaches—with research moving from discovery toward clinical application. 

For more than four decades, our mission has remained clear: to develop better treatments and, ultimately, find a cure for paralysis resulting from spinal cord injury. Throughout #SCIAwarenessMonth, we’ll continue sharing the people, research and progress that drive our work forward.

Because paralysis does not discriminate—and we won’t stop working toward a cure. 

Head to the link in bio to support the cause today.
Happy Birthday to the one and only Gloria Estefan! Happy Birthday to the one and only Gloria Estefan! 🎂✨

Today, we’re celebrating Gloria—not only for her extraordinary talent, strength, and enduring impact, but also for the warmth, compassion, and dedication she shares with our community.

For many years, Gloria has been at the heart of our Great Sports Legends Dinner, graciously serving as our Mistress of Ceremonies and helping us honor the remarkable athletes, supporters, and champions who make this evening so special.

After suffering a serious back injury in 1990, Gloria knows firsthand how deeply a spinal cord injury can affect individuals and families. That experience has helped inspire her heartfelt commitment to The Buoniconti Fund and The Miami Project to Cure Paralysis and to advancing the search for a cure.

We’re incredibly grateful for Gloria’s longtime friendship, advocacy, and continued support—and we’re proud to celebrate her today.

Join us in wishing our wonderful @gloriaestefan a very happy birthday! 💙🎉
Meet our 2026 Great Sports Legend: Shaun White 🏂🥇 Meet our 2026 Great Sports Legend: Shaun White 🏂🥇

We’re thrilled to announce that legendary snowboarder @shaunwhite will be honored at the 41st Annual Great Sports Legends Dinner.

A five-time Olympian and three-time Olympic Gold Medalist, Shaun holds the record for the most Olympic gold medals by a snowboarder and has earned an incredible 15 X Games gold medals throughout his career. He also made history as the first athlete to win gold at both the Summer and Winter X Games. 

Join us on October 5 at the New York Hilton Midtown as we celebrate Shaun alongside this year’s incredible class of Great Sports Legends while raising critical funds for The Buoniconti Fund to Cure Paralysis and The Miami Project’s groundbreaking research. 

🎟️ Tickets & tables available at link in bio.
The Miami Project team was representing at the Dis The Miami Project team was representing at the Disability Resource Fair today. The Education Department does a great job out in the community talking about our many programs.
It’s official! 🏆 The 41st Annual Great Sports Lege It’s official! 🏆 The 41st Annual Great Sports Legends Dinner returns to New York City this October.

This year, The Buoniconti Fund will honor another extraordinary class of sports legends whose achievements have left their mark on the world of sports — all while coming together for a greater purpose: raising critical funds to support The Miami Project to Cure Paralysis and its groundbreaking research.

Join us on Monday, October 5, as we celebrate greatness, impact, and more than four decades of bringing sports legends together in the fight to cure paralysis.

🎟️ Learn more and reserve your seat at the link in bio.

#GreatSportsLegends #TheBuonicontiFund #TheMiamiProject #CureParalysis

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