News from 2015

WHY SOME AXONS REGENERATE BETTER THAN OTHERS [SANES LAB]

Recovery from injury to the mammalian brain or spinal cord is notoriously poor, and a big part of the problem lies in the limited ability of damaged neurons…

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CLOCK GENES TIME BRAIN DEVELOPMENT [HENSCH LAB]

Scientists have long known that humans and other animals have a master biological clock situated in a deep brain region called the hypothalamus. In this master clock, cells…

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ON APRIL 2, MICHAEL ROSBASH PRESENTS 2015 BLOCH LECTURE

This year’s Bloch Lecture will be given by Michael Rosbash, a Howard Hughes Medical Institute Investigator and the Peter Gruber Professor of Neuroscience at Brandeis University. Originally interested…

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JANE LUBCHENCO TO GIVE 2015 PRATHER LECTURES CANCELED

The annual John M. Prather Lectures in Biology will be presented by Jane Lubchenco, a world renowned marine ecologist, the U.S. Science Envoy for the Ocean, and University…

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FEELING GOOD OR BAD LATELY? LISTEN TO SEROTONIN [UCHIDA LAB]

(l to r) Mackenzie Amoroso, Jeremiah Cohen, and Nao Uchida Serotonin is one of the most widespread and mysterious neurotransmitters in the brain. It has been proposed to…

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A ROTARY MOTOR FOR BACTERIAL GLIDING [BERG LAB]

(l to r) Howard Berg, Abhishek Shrivastava, and Pushkar Lele Bacterial gliding is defined as steady movement over a surface, of bacteria that have neither flagella nor pili. …

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POSTDOC PROFILE: CHRISTINA ZIMANYI [GAUDET LAB]

Christina Zimanyi hails from Big Bear Lake, a resort town in the mountains of Southern California, where as a youth she enjoyed just about anything other than the…

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BIG DATA PROCESSING IN MCB

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