A special program at Columbia’s Zuckerman Institute generously sponsored by Alan Kanzer continues to support the next generation of neuroscientists
New open-source software could shed light on how brain diseases work
Two-day “ZIFest” brings together researchers from diverse disciplines at the frontiers of neuroscience
$5.75 million award will fund research into how the sense of touch can help build relationships
We asked students, professors and administrators at our neuroscience institute. Their response: understanding this extraordinary organ is key to understanding ourselves, tackling devastating diseases like Alzheimer’s and building a better future for us all.
Pair of molecules seen to guide development of a fruit fly’s leg
Discovering ways to regulate this brain center may lead to new therapies for weight control and chemotherapy side effects
A Q&A with neuroscientists Joseph Gogos and Bin Xu
Maps of nematode nerves highlight evolutionary differences that could shed light on brain evolution
