Research collaboration teases out cellular and molecular mechanisms that underlie one of pandemic’s signature symptoms, with implications for other health conditions.
Engineering society gives award to impactful, pioneering work that could help lead to brain wave-reading hearing aids.
How did being an Emergency Research Technician inspire a teen to study pain? Meet Phalaen Chang, undergraduate research assistant in the Abdus-Saboor Lab.
Columbia research seven years in the making highlights potential therapeutic target for neurodegenerative disease
How did a life at sea lead an engineer to neuroscience? Meet Mike Haeser, Director of District Energy Systems for Manhattanvile Operations, at Columbia University Facilities and Operations.
The new facility will support up to 400 researchers exploring digital and personalized medicine
How did a neurodiverse family shape a scientist's interest in the brain? Meet Andrès Villegas, a graduate student in the Siegelbaum Lab.
What happened when one woman went back to school for science in her forties? Meet Jennifer Scribner, a graduate student in the Axel Lab.
A study in mice that sheds light on how the brain remembers key details could one day help treat disorders impacting memory
New techniques for monitoring small groups of brain cells in mice challenge a tenet of how neurons work together to form memories
