A postdoctoral researcher in Marcos Frank's lab, she discusses her work examining astroglial biology in sleep and sleep homeostasis.
Sushmitha Gururaj | September 29, 2020Recent breakthroughs in optical-based imaging in nonhuman primates promise to fundamentally advance our understanding of brain…
Jonathan Nassi and Eric Trautmann | June 17, 2021
Since this is my first blog post, I think a brief introduction is in order! I am currently the Director of Translational Science…
Jonathan Nassi | April 28, 2020
Believe it or not, this post was on our editorial calendar way back in January, and not even in our wildest imagination had we…
Sushmitha Gururaj | March 31, 2020
We're two months into 2020 and our beloved circuit neuroscience community has already served up so many treats that we're…
Sushmitha Gururaj | March 2, 2020
Fear Memory
Believe it or not, this post was on our editorial calendar way back in January, and not even in our wildest imagination had we envisioned that at the time of publishing…
Sushmitha Gururaj | March 31, 2020
Must-Read Circuit Neuroscience of 2020: Vol. I
We're two months into 2020 and our beloved circuit neuroscience community has already served up so many treats that we're wondering if it's still the holidays! We're…
Sushmitha Gururaj | March 2, 2020Coffee Break with Dr. Sachin Patel
Our brain's ability to respond and adapt to stress is imperative to health, with dysfunctional neuroadaptation being a key trigger for development and exacerbation of a…
Sushmitha Gururaj | February 19, 2020
Coffee Break with Dr. Gabriela J Martins
Our 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…
Sushmitha Gururaj | December 17, 2019
SfN 2019: Moving into Non-Human Primates
Each 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…
Kunal Ghosh | October 15, 2019Coffee Break with Dr. Walter Fischler
The 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…
Sushmitha Gururaj | October 8, 2019