Dr. Sharon DeMorrow of UT-Austin will be our Brain Institute Guest Speaker tomorrow. Join us downtown Tulane University School of Medicine in Room 4150!

Dr. Carie Boychuk of the University of Missouri will be our Tulane Brain Institute Institute Seminar speaker tomorrow, 10/01 at 4:00pm. Join us at our downtown campus for what promises to be an engaging talk!

Big news from Tulane Brain Institute! IMARIS for Neuroscientists is now live at the Imaging Core workstation in 200 Flower Hall. Yesterday’s workshop showcased its powerful 3D/4D tools for neuron tracing, glial tracking, plaque detection & more. Come explore! #NeuroTech #IMARIS

You are invited to join us next Wednesday for a talk by Dr. Charles Nichols of LSU Health New Orleans Don’t miss this opportunity to hear from a world-renowned expert in psychedelic research. Come be part of a thought-provoking conversation you won’t want to miss! #neuroscience

NTC Career Services and the Office of International Student Programming are hosting a Graduate School Fair at Tulane. 30+ programs will be represented! See you October 14th in the Qatar Ballroom in the LBC from 1pm - 4pm. #GraduateSchoolFair #NTCCareerServices #TulaneEvents

Get ready to be inspired! The Girls in STEM at Tulane (GiST) event is happening this Saturday, October 11 — a day full of hands-on science, technology, engineering, and math activities led by Tulane faculty and students. We can’t wait to welcome the next generation of innovators!

Faculty Spotlight: Dr. Nicholas Sandoval, Associate Professor Tulane Chemical & Biomolecular Engineering 🔬 Teaches future engineers, reboots viruses from DNA, & competed on a FOX game show! 🎓🧬📺 #SyntheticBiology #TulaneEngineering

Rare Cancers for Tulane Cancer Center’s Wave Makers 5K is taking place Saturday, December 6, at Audubon Park! This event is about more than just the race. It’s about honoring survivors, remembering loved ones, and supporting those still facing cancer.

Tulane BME Professor and Department Chair, Michael J. Moore, received a $457,778 R21 grant from the NIH National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases to develop a human nerve-on-a-chip model for rapid investigation of how respiratory viruses may infect nerve tissues!

With @tulanesse students’ latest innovation, you can paint with Audubon Nature Institute stingrays! 🎨🌊 Using tools from Tulane’s Scot Ackerman MakerSpace, built a device as part of a Tulane Chemical & Biomolecular Engineering service-learning project that allows guests to take home a one-of-a-kind artwork.

Our TulaneEES department hosts an event to help undergraduates see the benefits of majoring or minoring in Earth and Environmental Sciences! Enriching classes and career potential! Learn more here: sse.tulane.edu/eens

CBE’s Dr. Montemore & Dr. Pesika contributed to a study showing how gold nanoparticles can accelerate plastic degradation at the molecular scale. A step toward sustainable solutions to plastic waste. 🌍 🔗 loom.ly/S44sYx4

We are proud to announce the recipients of the 2025 research awards, which support bold, early-stage neuroscience projects across the university. Funded through the generosity of the Priddy Family, the Panetta Family, and the Director’s Fund of the Brain Institute. #Neuroscience

We are pleased to invite you to the latest Brain Institute seminar by Jose Felix Moruno Machon, Ph.D. His talk will take place next Wednesday, October 22 at 4:00PM in Jones Hall room 102, on the uptown campus.

The Tulane Brain Institute partnered with the LCMC Healthy Brain Initiative at the 2025 Walk to End Alzheimer’s this past weekend. We had a great time talking about brain research & health while raising awareness about Alzheimer’s disease. Tulane University Alzheimer's Association

We are pleased to invite you to our next Brain Institute Seminar by Dr. Alex Kwan from Cornell University, who will be visiting to share his work on: "Making synapses with psychedelics"

When engineering meets creativity: Teams at Tulane University designed a clever device that translates the playful movements of stingrays into abstract art — so visitors leave with a totally unique piece of aquatic-inspired artwork! Read more: ow.ly/6GvB50XiClM

Please join us for the upcoming Brain Institute Seminar, featuring Brad Duchaine, Ph.D., who will present “Face distortions as a window into face perception" on Wednesday, November 5 at 4:00PM in Jones Hall Room 102. #Neuroscience

We hosted an Imaris Image Analysis Workshop, presented by Taylor Smith from Imaris, in collaboration with the Tulane Brain Institute Imaging Core. The session covered the capabilities of Imaris, followed by a live demo & training session. Thank you Taylor & the Brain Institute!