News
February 10, 2022
Daphna Shohamy Appointed Associate Director of Columbia’s Zuckerman Institute
Expert in learning, memory and decision-making joins leadership at the Institute.
News
February 3, 2022
Philanthropist Alan Kanzer Endows Inaugural Innovation Scholar
New gift supports independent early career researchers pursuing bold approaches to mind, brain and behavior.
Disease
February 2, 2022
Smell Loss with COVID-19 Begins in the Nuclear Hearts of the Nose’s Sensory Cells
Research collaboration teases out cellular and molecular mechanisms that underlie one of pandemic’s signature symptoms, with implications for other health conditions.
Tools & Technology
January 25, 2022
Columbia Research Exploring How AI Can Hear One Voice Among Many Receives Honor
Engineering society gives award to impactful, pioneering work that could help lead to brain wave-reading hearing aids.
Disease
January 12, 2022
Meet Phalaen Chang
How did being an Emergency Research Technician inspire a teen to study pain? Meet Phalaen Chang, undergraduate research assistant in the Abdus-Saboor Lab.
Disease
December 28, 2021
Brain Region’s Vulnerability to Alzheimer’s Tied to Recycling Problems Inside Cells
Columbia research seven years in the making highlights potential therapeutic target for neurodegenerative disease
Tools & Technology
December 22, 2021
Meet Mike Haeser
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.
News
December 21, 2021
New Center for Precision Medicine In Vienna to be Named After Columbia Neuroscientist Eric Kandel
The new facility will support up to 400 researchers exploring digital and personalized medicine
Learning & Memory
December 15, 2021
Meet Andrès Villegas
How did a neurodiverse family shape a scientist's interest in the brain? Meet Andrès Villegas, a graduate student in the Siegelbaum Lab.
The Senses
December 9, 2021
Meet Jennifer Scribner
What happened when one woman went back to school for science in her forties? Meet Jennifer Scribner, a graduate student in the Axel Lab.
