Newest Zuckerman Institute investigator draws on logic, philosophy and mathematics to create algorithms with the ability to reason.
A brain region that allows birds to remember thousands of food hiding spots during the winter offers a new way to study memory, with implications for disease and AI.
In conversation with Daphna Shohamy, PhD, a writer connects neuroscience to narrative.
Miller has spent his career providing new insights into vision and the fundamental functions of the brain using tools from physics and mathematics.
Joint symposium between Columbia’s Zuckerman Institute and Mount Sinai’s Friedman Brain Institute highlights the importance of building partnerships in neuroscience.
Fruit flies reveal potential treatment for numbness and tingling in the extremities.
Research on the female zebra finch promises new insights into how we judge the actions of others.
New experiments probe how we make decisions
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