The Neuroscience of Movement
Thomas M. Jessell, codirector of Columbia's Zuckerman Institute, has examined the mechanisms that control the ...
Past Events
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Exhibition
Saturday Science: What Makes a Sense?
At March's Saturday Science, our theme is What Makes a Sense? Come and be curious, play, and learn about your ...
Exhibition
Saturday Science: Meet the Brain
Students, families and community groups join scientists in the Zuckerman Institute’s Education Lab to ...
Lecture
How Do Early Life Experiences Shape Behavior?
How does the environment achieve such enduring effects? Frances Champagne explores the molecular pathways ...
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Can Children Save the Lives of Their Parents in the Throes of Stroke?
Olajide Williams will describe a novel intervention called "Hip Hop Stroke" that targets inner city children ...
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Hope in the Face of Fear: Using Neuroscience to Transform Treatments for Anxiety and OCD
Helen Blair Simpson will describe how the latest neuroscience is transforming our understanding of and ...
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Learning From Experience: How Our Brains Remember the Past and Shape Our Future
Daphna Shohamy’s research explores how different parts of the brain work together to support learning, what ...
Exhibition
Community Brain Expo
Columbia's Zuckerman Institute invites you to join us and celebrate Brain Awareness Week with real brains, ...
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Brain Development, Children and Socioeconomic Disparities
Kimberly Noble will share her groundbreaking work uncovering how socioeconomic disadvantage is associated with ...
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Scents and Sensibility: Representations of the Olfactory World in the Brain
Richard Axel, Nobel laureate and codirector of Columbia Zuckerman Institute, will share his acclaimed research ...
