✨Join us for the Sharwaree Gokhale Memorial Lecture 2025✨ 🧠We’re excited to have Prof. Siddharthan Chandran, Director, UK Dementia Research Institute, deliver this year’s lecture. Don't miss this engaging session covering key topics on #aging and #BrainHealth! #HealthyAging #Neuroscience #Cognition

🌟Today marks the start of an exciting partnership with UK Dementia Research Institute to accelerate cutting-edge research on healthy brain #aging, with a focus on fluid #biomarkers and AI-driven data infrastructure. We forward to innovative solutions that benefit the elderly. 🔗cbr-iisc.ac.in/collaboration-…

📢#PublicationAlert 📑'Distinct neuronal vulnerability and metabolic dysfunctions are characteristic features of fast-progressing #Alzheimers patients with Lewy bodies' now in the Journal of Biological Chemistry. 🔗lnkd.in/dBt_FSYD #BrainHealth #Neuroscience [1/3]

💡Are you up for something thought-provoking this weekend? Join us at #Sci560, a unique science exhibition curated by Science Gallery Bengaluru ✨Thomas and Ravi will unravel #cognition and #dementia to help you see the science behind #aging in a whole new light! 🔗sci560.scigalleryblr.org/programmes

📢#PublicationAlert We are excited to share that the unprecedented collaborative efforts of the #GenomeIndia project have been featured in Nature Genetics 'Mapping genetic diversity with the GenomeIndia project' nature.com/articles/s4158… Krithika Subramanian Bratati Kahali [1/4]

Such a great quote from Subrahmanyan Chandrasekhar.

🥁The 2025 edition of #CBRAIN #Internships is here! 🔬We invite curious and motivated young minds to explore and immerse themselves in the vibrant, multidisciplinary research ecosystem at CBR. 🧠Be part of our journey to advance the understanding of the aging brain and related

☕️Please do participate in this engaging conversation with our faculty member Shweta, as she unpacks the fascinating world of human #genetics - from #evolution and disease risk to data privacy in #genomics. 🧬Whether you're a student, aspiring researcher, or science

kris gopalakrishnan on why it is important to focus on brain science and aging in India. His philanthropic investment, Centre for Brain Research, IISc, is at the forefront of understanding neurodegenerative diseases in India.

A very important initiative and glad to get the support from Gates Ventures.

We hope everyone is enjoying #AAIC2025! 🥳 If you're at the conference, be sure to stop by and visit our partner Centre for Brain Research, IISc at booth 1638, to hear about their cutting-edge research into brain ageing & exciting initiatives including new Biomarker Centre of Excellence 👏

🎇What an energising and inspiring week it has been at #AAIC2025 Alzheimer's Association! 🧠We have truly enjoyed sharing our work on the #aging #brain and age-related brain disorders, and introducing our new #Biomarker Centre of Excellence to so many curious and enthusiastic

Waited forever for this perfect shot - Yellow and Green Lines all in one frame. #bengaluru #bangalore #NammaMetro #yellowlinemetro

🎂CBR turned 11 today, and the celebration was made special by the gracious presence of Dr kris gopalakrishnan. As we wrap up a memorable first decade and take our first steps into ✨ Decade Two✨ we remain grateful for the Pratiksha Trust’s continued generous support – the wind beneath

🥁 We are excited to announce the launch of the ✨CBR-UK DRI Postdoctoral Fellowship Programme✨ - a unique initiative to expand research capacity in #dementia and #brain health. This programme builds on our landmark partnership initiated with the UK Dementia Research Institute earlier this year.

🎊 We are truly excited to have formalised a synergistic partnership with the Madras Diabetes Research Foundation (MDRF) and the UK Dementia Research Institute. 🧠 We look forward to contributing to the elucidation of links between #metabolic disorders and #cognitive health, and their implications for

India is seeing a worrying rise in #diabetes & metabolic disease. Southern states have higher diabetes rates while others have high #prediabetes. Risk factors are unhealthy diets & lack of physical activity. Changes in #PDS with more dal & protein can help slow this trend

Scientists discover brain network that may cause Parkinson’s disease ⁦Centre for Brain Research, IISc⁩ ⁦Vayah Vikas⁩ flip.it/-c8Xow

💡It is not often that decades of discovery distill into a single, riveting hour. That was certainly the case yesterday (26 March 2026) at the Faculty Hall, IISc Bangalore 🧬In collaboration with the Division of Biological Sciences, we organised a distinguished lecture by Prof.