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21st Annual Neuromuscular Plasticity Symposium

March 13, 2026

Congratulations to Allison Campbell-Galbraith who received Outstanding Graduate Poster and Best Graphical Abstract at the University of Florida’s 21st Annual Neuromuscular Plasticity T32 Symposium. She presented her work on modulating neuroinflammatory responses after spinal cord injury and learned from colleagues working in neuromuscular regeneration and rehabilitation. Thank you to the T32 training program for their support of Allison!

Grad student Allison Campbell-Galbraith next to her research poster
Grad student Allison Campbell-Galbraith holding certificates for Outstanding Graduate Poster and Best Graphical Abstract
Graphical abstract from Allison’s research poster illustrating research to target inflammation in spinal cord injury research
Grad students Allison Campbell-Galbraith and Isabella Pinto and Postdoc Dr. Amanda Juraski standing in front of Allison’s research poster