A Neuroscientist and a Playwright Discuss Memory

At a recent School of the Arts event, Daphna Shohamy and Sarah Ruhl share how memory affects their work.

Memory & the Mind: What Science Tells Us About Brain Health Town Hall

Daphna Shohamy and other leading neuroscientists discuss the latest research on memory, the mind and brain health with PBS South Florida.

Human brain and AI speech recognition decode speech in similar step-by-step stages, study finds

The human brain doesn’t learn, think or recall like an AI. Embrace the difference

Framing human brains in terms borrowed from artificial intelligence is dangerous—writes Shohamy lab grad student Iddo Geffen

A New Study Targets Genetic Risk For Mental Illness

A study in mice by Joseph Gogos, PhD, shows potential for gene-targeting therapy in treating schizophrenia.

Scientists just mapped your tongue. It may be the key to helping you lose weight

Understanding how we crave sweet treats could help fight obesity, researchers say.

What am I supposed to say to this generation of young scientists?

CEO and Director Daphna Shohamy, PhD, reflects on recent funding cuts for scientists-in-training.

On a Wild Mouse Chase to Understand Parenting, Love, and Fear

Andres Bendesky, PhD, research offers a window into the genetic and neural underpinnings of behavior.

The Elephantine Memories of Food-Caching Birds

Dmitriy Aronov, PhD, cited in The New Yorker.

What puts the fight in fighting fish?

New studies by the Bendesky lab combine genetics and neuroscience to offer clues