Congratulations to Dr. Barath! The CNG family wishes you the best for your next adventure at Yale! Abhijeet Barath

#NextGenSci asked young scientists to write a rule that all principal investigators should be required to follow to improve the experience of young scientists in their lab. Check out their answers on #NationalHigherEducationDay: scim.ag/3HoP39O

Welcome on board, DJ! Dongjoo Choi CNG at UTHealth Houston McGovern Med School med.uth.edu/imm/2025/06/03…

Many congrats on the promotion, Eyo! Very well deserved!!!

The Trainee Professional Development Award program provides trainees with opportunities for networking & professional growth. Awardees receive funding to present their research at #SfN25! Find out if you’re eligible and apply by June 24, 5 p.m. EDT 🔗 bit.ly/4e6dSDx

BRAIN Initiative scientists discuss recent release of new tools to access specific classes of brain cells. This will help research to map, monitor and modulate brain activity, understand the circuits that make us human, and treat brain disorders. braininitiative.nih.gov/news-events/bl…

"My lab has been so well-tuned it feels like a really good band." Not only is 2018 medicine laureate James Allison an award-winning scientist, but he's also an accomplished musician. Here, he shares the similarities between scientific research and playing music. #WorldMusicDay

It's not just academia that will be affected by the disruptions to research funding go.nature.com/4l1u6QT

Graduate Student Research Day 2025 memories! #WeAreGSBS

Many congratulations, Wenqing and Jony! HKUST is an amazing place to start the independence (and beautiful campus)!!!

Please check out our review on microglial phagocytosis in epilepsy Journal of Physiology. Thanks Abhijeet Barath CNG at UTHealth Houston McGovern Med School for the great work!

Really exciting work! Glad to see the paper is out. Many congrats, Bo!!!

Using newly developed mouse models and a microglia replacement strategy, researchers in Science show that bone marrow transplantation could be used as an effective therapy for ALSP, a rare and fatal neurodegenerative disease. 📄: scim.ag/4kW4jsR #SciencePerspective:

From living on the streets to being a successful scientist and Nobel Prize laureate. Mario Capecchi, born in 1937, spent years on the streets in Italy and nearly died of malnutrition in a hospital. He was awarded the 2007 medicine prize. Read his story: bit.ly/2JW6ek1

Many congrats, Chloe! Rutgers CBN is a fantastic place to launch your career!!!

A US Senate committee endorsed maintaining the NIH's structure and increasing its funding by US$400 million, or about 1% go.nature.com/45gJzGf

Take a look at this overview of pain research in the NIH Helping to End Addiction Longterm (HEAL) Initiative. It’s the work of 15 NIH Institutes and Centers to advance non-addictive pain management. ninds.nih.gov/news-events/di…

Today the The University of Texas System Board of Regents made it official: Melina R. Kibbe, MD, is the next president of UTHealth Houston. Read the official announcement: go.uth.edu/KibbeNamedPres…

Academic scientists complain often about the hardship of their chosen career, but in reality research in academia is among the best jobs in the universe. I am at the end of my career, and here are my reasons why I would do it again any day:

Excited to welcome the new class of students to The University of Texas MD Anderson Cancer Center UTHealth Houston Graduate School of Biomedical Sciences (GSBS)! You are joining a community driven by curiosity, collaboration, and discovery. I look forward to seeing the science