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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

8/16/2018

A genetic program precisely guides development of a part of the brain Read the story »

Portrait of a Neuroscience Powerhouse

4/27/2018

A relatively small neuroscience group at CSHL is having an outsized impact on a dynamic and highly competitive field Read the story »

A lesson in class

12/15/2017

In this episode of Base Pairs, we discuss how genetic information is changing how we define important categories. Read the story »

inhibitory cell types, expressing neuropeptides

One experiment: A beautiful brain, neuron by neuron

11/22/2017

Associate Professor Pavel Osten and colleagues discovered using their qBrain method is discerned by probing hidden relations among the dots. Read the story »

For brain cells, you are who you speak to

10/31/2017

Tracking a person entails searching through their email, phone, and other means of communication to map out their network. To do this for a brain cell Read the story »

New leadership roles in BRAIN Initiative and International Brain Lab reflect CSHL’s excellence in neuroscience

10/24/2017

The BRAIN Initiative Cell Census Network establishes a Center and a Collaboratory for the Mouse Brain Cell Atlas at Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory Read the story »

Brain cell types are defined by gene activity that shapes their communication patterns

10/20/2017

CSHL researchers have identified key families of genes in neurons which drive communication. Watch the video »

Neuron types in the brain are defined by gene activity that shapes their communication patterns

9/21/2017

Neurons are defined by determining which cells they connect with and how they communicate across synapses Read the story »

Research reveals “exquisite selectivity” of neuronal wiring in the cerebral cortex

8/21/2017

Inhibitory chandelier cells receive and transmit information from different ensembles of excitatory cells in their cortical neighborhood. Read the story »

Innovative tools will shed clarifying light on inhibitory neurons

9/21/2016

Researchers at Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory created a set of tools that combine genetic markers and virus particles to target GABA cell types. Read the story »