Findings reveal mismatch between neuronal activity and blood flow in the brains of newborn mice, shedding new light on how the growing brain feeds itself
Award recognizes Dr. Polleux’s groundbreaking research to map the brain’s wiring, lending insight into human cognition and our susceptibility to disease.
In his research, Wesley Grueber asks: How do cells know how and where to spread their tendrils?
Team uses chemical compound to restore affected brain regions; findings could lead to new treatment strategies.
Minoree Kohwi is mapping how cells mature into a healthy, thriving brain — painstaking work that could one day lead to effective treatments for brain disease and injury.
Sarah Woolley is decoding how the brain interprets sound — and what happens during development when those sounds are disrupted.
Franck Polleux is tracing the origins of our extraordinary capacity for complex thinking.
Human-specific network may have evolved to strengthen social communication.
