Meet Dr. Polina Iamshchinina, currently a postdoctoral research associate at the Princeton Neuroscience Institute studying the brain mechanisms of working memory.

Real-time calcium dynamics of astrocytes and oxytocin neurons in the mouse paraventricular nucleus of the hypothalamus.

Unveiling distinct molecular signatures for synaptic plasticity defects observed in two different mouse models for intellectual developmental disability.

Youngdoo Kim details his experiences developing animal models for neurodegenerative disease, highlighting how rewarding it is to create useful experimental tools.

Exploring the neuronal expression of seizure-associated proteins in the fruit fly brain.

Characterizing mechanically activated currents in non-human primate trigeminal ganglion neuron subtypes to improve understanding of mechanosensation.

New mouse model for inducing targeted gene expression within neurons of the spinal cord dorsal horn.

Meet Dr. Emil Wärnberg, currently a Postdoctoral Fellow at Harvard University using bio-mechanical modeling and deep reinforcement learning to understand how neural activity in various brain areas relates to eventual motor control.

New behavioral method may improve understanding of complex working memory in nonhuman primates.

Immunostaining of cell bodies and nerve fibers of neurons in an adult mouse small intestinal myenteric ganglion.