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Biological ‘Rosetta Stone’ Brings Scientists Closer to Deciphering How the Body is Built

Biological ‘Rosetta Stone’ Brings Scientists Closer to Deciphering How the Body is Built

August 29, 2019
neuroscience   zuckerman institute  

The findings provide a path forward for researchers hoping to make sense of a process that is equal parts chaotic and precise, and critical to understanding not only growth and development but also aging and disease.

Pinpointing How Cells Regulate Long-lasting Memories

Pinpointing How Cells Regulate Long-lasting Memories

August 13, 2019
neuroscience   zuckerman institute  

Columbia research in mouse neurons reveals new insights into the biology of memory and offers promising new areas of focus to combat neurodegenerative diseases.

Scientists Identify Brain Region That Enables Young Songbirds to Change Their Tune

Scientists Identify Brain Region That Enables Young Songbirds to Change Their Tune

August 12, 2019
neuroscience   zuckerman institute  

The Columbia study demonstrates the unmatched flexibility of the growing brain and offers insight into children’s remarkable ability to learn languages.

Mind Brain Behavior Symposium is a Meeting of Minds

Mind Brain Behavior Symposium is a Meeting of Minds

May 15, 2019
neuroscience   zuckerman institute  

More than twenty years ago, Catherine Dulac, PhD, identified the first-known pheromone receptors. She was a postdoctoral fellow at the time, working with Columbia University’s Richard Axel, MD. Now a Harvard professor, Dr. Dulac teamed up with her mentor again last...
A Voice in the Crowd: Experimental Brain-Controlled Hearing Aid Automatically Decodes, Identifies Who You Want to Hear

A Voice in the Crowd: Experimental Brain-Controlled Hearing Aid Automatically Decodes, Identifies Who You Want to Hear

May 15, 2019
neuroscience   zuckerman institute  

Columbia engineers have developed new AI technology that amplifies the correct speaker from a group. The breakthrough could lead to better hearing aids.

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