Archive page - 2019
Coffee Break with Dr. Gabriela J Martins
Sushmitha Gururaj | December 17, 2019Our social skills pervade most aspects our life, defining our role in the family, workplace, society and beyond. People affected by Autism Spectrum Disorders (ASD) face…
SfN 2019: Moving into Non-Human Primates
Kunal Ghosh | October 15, 2019Each year, more than 30,000 brain researchers come together at the Society for Neuroscience (SfN) annual meeting to present their latest research. 2012 was our first…
Coffee Break with Dr. Walter Fischler
Sushmitha Gururaj | October 8, 2019The sense of smell is an evolutionarily primitive one, and the species that rely on it for survival are many. It isn't surprising, then, that a sophisticated…
Meet the 2019 Inscopix Tech Award Winners!
Sushmitha Gururaj | September 23, 2019Believe us when we say that this year's record number of abstract submissions for the Inscopix Tech Awards had us dancing for joy- the neuroscience being done by all of…
Dentate Gyrus 101
Sushmitha Gururaj | August 27, 2019Some of us collect books, some others collect stamps or coins or shells or shoes, but almost every one of us collects one thing- memories. We love them or hate them, we…
The Old & The New: A Tale of Hippocampal Neurogenesis
Sushmitha Gururaj | August 16, 2019As we go through life, our brain has the amazing capacity to change and adapt to the body and the external environment. This is known as neuroplasticity, and an…
Coffee Break with Kip Ludwig
Jami L. Milton | April 3, 2019Neuromodulation has the potential to transform how we treat chronic conditions of the nervous system, from pain, injury, and even certain neuropsychiatric conditions. Dr…
Podcast: Amygdala Circuits Encoding the Unpleasantness of Pain
Jami L. Milton | March 5, 2019Chronic pain affects 290 million people worldwide, and is an extremely unpleasant experience to endure every day. No wonder global sales of chronic pain medications are…
Coffee Break with Hyungbae Kwon
admin | February 2, 2019If we want to understand how the brain develops and learns, neuroscientist Dr. Hyungbae Kwon sees we have to look at the scale of interacting circuits. To do so, …
Teaming up with Max Planck Florida Institute for Neuroscience to drive neural circuit discoveries
Inscopix | January 17, 2019The Max Planck Florida Institute for Neuroscience (MPFI), a global leader in neural circuit research based in Jupiter, FL and Inscopix, Inc., a pioneering…
