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Assistant Professor Cheadle named Next Generation Leader

11/19/2020

CSHL Assistant Professor Lucas Cheadle has been named a Next Generation Leader by the Allen Institute for Brain Science. Read the story »

Bo Li and Richard Sever present at “Life Science Across the Globe”

11/18/2020

Professor Bo Li and Assistant Director of CSHL Press Richard Sever gave talks as part of the “Life Science Across the Globe” series. Read the story »

Singing mice will teach us about our own conversations

11/9/2020

Assistant Professor Arkarup Banerjee joins the neuroscience faculty, focusing on how the mind processes information and produces behaviors. 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 »

NeuroAI program connects AI experts with neuroscientists

11/2/2020

The CSHL NeuroAI program is training researchers to be fluent in neuroscience and AI to expedite the development of next-generation AI. Read the story »

How to figure out what you don’t know

10/26/2020

Sometimes, what seems like a good way to understand the world turns out to be wrong. A new machine learning tool lets scientists find better answers. 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 »

Fuerth wins BBRF Young Investigator Grant in neuro research

9/25/2020

Daniel Fuerth, a postdoctoral fellow in Assistant Professor Je Lee’s lab,will study the transfer of genetic material between neurons in the brain. Read the story »

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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 »

Immune cells sculpt circuits in the brain

9/14/2020

Immune cells play an unexpected role in fine-tuning the brain’s neural circuits. 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 the senses shape the brain

8/6/2020

Neuroscientist Lucas Cheadle joins CSHL neuroscience faculty, and studies how outside stimuli affect brain development. 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 »

Brain receptor pulls open electrical gate like a puppet master

6/30/2020

When stimulated by a neurotransmitter or drug, the NMDA receptor pulls open an ion gate that allows ions to flow. Read the story »