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CSHL Stories and Media archive for Tag: Josh Huang

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CSHL professors on the cutting edge of scientific research

11/21/2022

Four CSHL researchers were ranked among the world’s most cited in 2022. Read the story »

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Fine-tuning motivation in the brain

12/9/2021

Scientists have pinpointed a group of neurons in the brain that can adjust a mouse’s motivational drive to seek out rewards. Read the story »

Building on 150 years of neuroanatomy

10/7/2021

Learn more about how researchers reached a milestone in a years-long effort to catalog the cells of the human, mouse, and monkey brains. Read the story »

Think a census of humans is hard? Try counting their brain cells!

10/6/2021

CSHL researchers and other collaborators reached a milestone in a years-long effort to catalog the cells of the human, mouse, and monkey brains. Read the story »

CSHL researcher wins NIH Director’s Pioneer Award

10/5/2021

CSHL Adjunct Professor Z. Josh Huang was recognized for new cell engineering tools that will have broad applications in biological research. Read the story »

NIH BRAIN Initiative invests $9.7 million in CSHL scientists

12/29/2020

CSHL scientists received grants to broaden our knowledge of the human brain and how to treat neurological disorders. Read the story »

Mice with too many chandelier cells lack depth perception

12/8/2020

Chandelier cells should decrease in number as animals develop. Mice with too many cells lack depth perception. Watch the video »

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Problems with depth perception caused by too many cells

12/7/2020

Chandelier cells should decrease in number as animals develop. If too many remain, brain systems may not work properly. Read the story »

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Congressman Suozzi honors Regeneron scholars at CSHL

2/26/2020

Congressman Tom Suozzi congratulated Regeneron semi-finalists, including two Partners for the Future, at a ceremony hosted at CSHL. Read the story »

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Abnormal neuron activity manifests as parental neglect

1/8/2020

Without the gene Mecp2, mice can’t learn to care for crying pups. Knowing when the brain is able to learn may help treat developmental disorders. Read the story »

CSHL investigators rank among world’s most highly cited

12/11/2019

Seven researchers affiliated with CSHL are among the scientists producing the top 1 percent of the most highly-cited research in the world. Read the story »

NIH grant awarded for interneuron research

4/4/2019

CSHL postdoc Maggie Crow will use her NIH grant to pursue the quantification and analysis of specific types of neurons in the brain. Read the story »

New cell subtypes classified in mouse brain

3/12/2019

To map a brain, an intuitive system for classifying neuron types is necessary. Now, a promising approach reveals new cell subtypes in the mouse brain. Read the story »

The miracle of brain development

8/16/2018

In a series of 8 stunning images, CSHL scientists enable us to share the miracle of a brain as it self-assembles Read the story »

One experiment: Building a brain