Wnk gene offers new insights into how axons elaborate and maintain their complex morphology, with implications for neural degeneration and repair
A Q&A with Richard Mann and Ryan Loker
Study that asked people to pick paintings reveals bias in how memories of past decisions influence future decisions
Longtime Zuckerman Institute Supporter Dr. Theo Wilson Creates Estate Gifts
Mouse research links motivation for mental state to dopamine, a brain chemical implicated in Parkinson’s and other diseases.
New mouse research on the sense of touch reveals surprising mental flexibility, with potential implications for designing touch-sensitive prosthetic limbs and understanding disorders such as autism.
Newest Zuckerman Institute investigator draws on logic, philosophy and mathematics to create algorithms with the ability to reason.
A brain region that allows birds to remember thousands of food hiding spots during the winter offers a new way to study memory, with implications for disease and AI.
In conversation with Daphna Shohamy, PhD, a writer connects neuroscience to narrative.
