What looks like liquid frozen in time are actually cells in the brain’s visual cortex called OPCs! The Cheadle lab is investigating these fluid cells’ role in health and disease. Lucas Cheadle cshl.edu/one-experiment…

As a recovering neuronal chauvinist I was amazed at the glial heterogeneity revealed by the brilliant Margaret Schroeder in this project. We find extensive customization of astrocytes across development and between species. Why, how, and when does this happen? Let us know what you think 🧐

My cup of inspiration and resilience has been refilled by a few days with these folks, including Dr. Freeman Hrabowski III himself. I love being a part of the HHMI family.

Attention all! Please encourage your senior grad students in neuro and cancer to apply for this! Great opp for networking and professional development, and recognition of their amazing accomplishments.

In search of Native biologists at *any* career stage to add to the Full Circle community of indigenous scholars in bio. Please share this opportunity far and wide.

One of the best descriptions of Science in the US that I have seen in a while

1/ Delighted to share the published version of this work from brilliant #CancerNeuroscience post-doc Tara Barron detailing GABAergic neuron-to-glioma synapses in #DIPG/#DMG. 🧵 Open access link: nature.com/articles/s4158…

Congratulations to winners of The Brain Prize 2025! Professors Michelle Monje🎗️ 🟦, Stanford Medicine and HHMI Investigator, and Frank Winkler, Heidelberg University Hospital, have pioneered the field of Cancer Neuroscience. They have revealed a profound connection between cancer and

Proud of my postdoc Irene Sanchez Martin for her contributions to this discussion

‘I feel as if I made a mark on the world and on our collective human knowledge.’ 🌍 CSHL Director of Research Leemor Joshua-Tor has spent three decades making lasting discoveries & mentoring scientists. Leemor Joshua-Tor's lab uncovers how cells regulate genes, protect genomes &

New work from my lab characterizing sensory-dependent transcriptomes across neuronal and glial cell types in developing mouse V1. All data publicly available. journals.biologists.com/dev/article/15…

Incredibly grateful for this support which will allow us to extend our work into a new direction: neurodegeneration

Really exciting work from Judith Simcox PhD lab. Check it out!

Come join our team! Let me know if you have any questions. The text of the ad is a bit confusing.

Excited for this support which will fund our work on oligodendroglia in Alzheimer’s disease.

If you are an early-to-mid career stage neuroscientist working on aging and/or neurodegeneration, , I strongly recommend applying!

Congrats Bianca!