Cuttlefish Brain Atlas First of Its Kind
The dwarf cuttlefish, with skin that changes color based on what it sees and feels, could help neuroscientists ask and answer new questions
The dwarf cuttlefish, with skin that changes color based on what it sees and feels, could help neuroscientists ask and answer new questions
Drs. Yasmine El-Shamayleh, Vikram Gadagkar and Ishmail Abdus-Saboor win support for research excellence and inclusion in the lab.
Elephantnose fish show us how the brain filters the senses, a must for survival
How did this skateboarding drummer discover a passion for fruit fly genetics? Meet Davys Lopez, a graduate student in the Mann Lab.
A decade of watching fruit flies lay eggs has revealed a means of neural control that adds flexibility to instinctive behavior
How is this science major from the Bronx helping to nurture the next generation of researchers? Meet Ikenna Nebo, a public engagement officer in the Public Programs team.
Drs. Bianca Jones Marlin and Ishmail Abdus-Saboor are recognized for their leading-edge research and inclusive lab cultures
A Q&A with Joseph Gogos, MD, PhD
How did contracting COVID compel a physicist to study the senses? Meet Andrew Po Fung Liu, a graduate student in the Behnia Lab.