Epilepsy Lecture Series

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Bio: Anli Liu, MD, is a neurologist at NYU Langone Comprehensive Epilepsy Center and the Center for Cognitive Neurology, where she specializes in the treatment of epilepsy and memory disorders. Drawing on nearly two decades of training and clinical experience, she diagnoses and manages seizures while also addressing memory impairments associated with conditions such as dementia. She brings extensive expertise in both patient care and neuroscience research, driven by a deep commitment to understanding how brain health shapes every aspect of life.

Dr. Liu’s approach to care emphasizes proactive patient engagement, ensuring that individuals are well-informed and actively involved in their treatment plans. She prioritizes listening carefully to patients’ experiences, recognizing the unique ways neurological conditions affect their lives, and guiding them through their health journeys with clarity and compassion.

Her research focuses on the broader mechanisms of human memory, particularly why memory fails in conditions such as epilepsy and dementia. Her laboratory develops tools for the early diagnosis of memory impairment, investigates the dynamic interplay between normal and disease-related processes that influence memory, and explores strategies to restore memory function. She collaborates closely with experts in basic and cognitive neuroscience, data science, and clinical practice to address these complex challenges. Dr. Liu is also dedicated to mentoring and training the next generation of physicians and scientists, fostering a commitment to inquiry, innovation, and service.

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