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Using “guilt by association” to classify cells

7/14/2021

Using a new computational statistics tool, CSHL researchers classify cells to understand how an organism functions. Read the story »

Diagramming the brain with colorful connections

5/10/2021

CSHL scientists developed a new tool that identifies brain cell types and traces their connections. Read the story »

electron microscopic image of a mouse brain odor processing center

The doctor will sniff you now

3/1/2021

Dogs can sniff out many diseases, likely including COVID-19. CSHL scientists are developing an AI-based “Deep Nose” to mimic that diagnostic sniff. Read the story »

How does the brain process fear?

11/3/2020

Though fear memories are made in the amygdala, a structure deep in the brain, lots of other brain structures participate. Read the story »

graphic a neurons mapped onto a topographical world

AI learns to trace neuronal pathways

9/28/2020

A picture of the brain’s rich interconnections is emerging with the help of ever more accurate computer-aided approaches. Read the story »

still image from mouse brain in 3D video

The motivation center of the mouse brain in 3D

9/15/2020

A 3D-model of the mouse brain (gray) showing the dorsal striatum (green), which includes the striosome. Model: Allen Brain Atlas Watch the video »

image of mouse brain motivational center

Reward and punishment take similar paths in the mouse brain

9/15/2020

One brain structure is involved with both positive and negative reinforcement types of learning. Read the story »

an image of a section of mouse brain stained to show the insomnia

Stress, sleep, and immunity

9/9/2020

Researchers found the brain circuit that connects stress-induced insomnia and the immune system in mice. Read the story »

How to map brain connections using DNA barcodes

7/14/2020

A new technique labels brain cells with short snippets of DNA to trace many neuronal connections at a time. Read the story »

Illustration of Chandelier and pyramidal neuron

How chandelier cells light up the brain

6/18/2020

Until now, chandelier cells were largely enigmatic, but new technology makes them accessible to researchers. Read the story »

BARseq builds a better brain map

10/17/2019

Created by CSHL neuroscientists, BARseq is capable of mapping connections within a brain at single-neuron resolution while tracing their gene expression. Read the story »

New brain research could change how concussions are treated

10/13/2019

Blood vessel damage seems to be more widespread than nerve damage in patients with traumatic brain injuries. Read the story »

New brain map could improve AI algorithms for machine vision

8/20/2019

A revised view of the primate visual system may serve as a future reference for understanding how vision works in humans. Read the story »

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How a lab and its model animals changed science

8/13/2019

The natural history of science at Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory through the lens of animal research. Read the story »

Interview with a neuroscientist

5/31/2019

CSHL Professor Bo Li’s lab studies the biology behind mental disorders. Learn more about how Li’s work is changing the way we think about mental health. Read the story »