Alice Lin, Vanessa Rivera Núñez, Alisa Salazar, Lewis Núñez Severino and Zachary Uttke presented on findings that will advance research into Alzheimer's disease, developmental disorders, an epilepsy syndrome, obsessive compulsive disorder and post-traumatic stress disorder.

The same brain areas that help us map physical space help us chart social connections, and the best relationship cartographers have most clout.

Carney new hire Leenoy Meshulam is June and Howard Zimmerman Assistant Professor of Physics, Neuroscience, and Brain Science.

The gene PDZD8 speeds up cellular recycling, enabling neurons to make synapses during early development, researchers in the O’Connor-Giles lab found.

Carney-affiliated Professor of Neuroscience Stephanie Jones was honored by NINDS for distinguished interdisciplinary mentorship.

The ability to gossip effectively and with such precision is a testament to the mind’s sophistication—a feature, not a bug.

Krishna Amin, Sicheng Liu, Caroline McLaughlin, Noe Mercado, Rareș Moșneanu and Diana Wall are working to help treat serious brain conditions and to develop groundbreaking tools to advance neuroscience research.

Our genomes are peppered with DNA segments called retrotransposons that can move from place to place. When unleashed, some can kill nerves and promote inflammation — a discovery that may inspire treatments for neurodegeneration.

Researchers in the Serre lab are teaching AI to see more like humans, opening doors to more accurate AI solutions.

Alvin Huang was named 2025 NIA Start-Up Challenge Finalist for his Acre Therapeutics.

The research of Bess Frost and John Sedivy is featured in this Science publication on retrotransposons.