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The Importance of Studying Neural Circuits for Understanding Psychiatric Disorders

In another segment of our Neurovox series, Vania Cao, PhD, interviews Amar Sahay, PhD, an Assistant Professor at Massachusetts General Hospital, Center of Regenerative Medicine, Harvard Medical School. He is also a Principal Faculty at the Harvard Stem Cell Institute, and an Associate member of the Broad Institute of Harvard and MIT. He tells us

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Flashing Neurons as Science Art

Check out this great blog post by Dr. Francis Collins highlighting Caitlin Vander Weele’s research in Kay M. Tye’s MIT lab using our miniature microscope to show how neuronal activity in the medial prefrontal cortex changes as a function of behavior in real-time! Caitlin was recently a winner in the Federation of American Societies for

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Bill Martin: The Promise for Neurobehavioral Therapies

The second video in our Neurovox series is an interview with Bill Martin, Ph.D., Chief Scientific Officer and Head of R&D at BlackThorn Therapeutics, a venture-backed company that focuses on creating novel therapies for treating neurobehavioral and psychiatric diseases, ranging from Alzheimer’s to schizophrenia. Dr. Martin heads research and development, and has a long history

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Mapping Neural Circuits in Real Time

When I was a graduate student in the 1990’s, and brave enough to raise my hand after a seminar, I asked the founder of neurophilosophy Patricia Churchland, “If we could record from every synapse of the human brain, would that tell us how consciousness emerges?” At the time, this suggestion bordered on preposterous, but her

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Interview with Autism Research Expert Dr. Geraldine Dawson About Advocacy, Neural Circuits and Autism

We proudly announce the inaugural video of a new interview series: “Neurovox: Conversations with the Neuroscience Community.” Leveraging our unique position at the intersection of neuroscience, industry and entrepreneurship, we take a great interest in connecting with and advocating for the neuroscience community. To support open science, we interview members of the neuroscience community, including

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Calcium Imaging Plus 3D Movement Tracking Reveals Intriguing Insights into Action Perception

We have a special treat for you — two videos you can watch about Dr. Jonathan Whitlock’s research on action perception, action planning and action observation in the posterior parietal cortex. Dr. Whitlock is a part of the Inscopix community, and his lab uses our nVista large-scale calcium imaging system to look at action representation

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Inscopix Support for PIs Submitting BRAIN Initiative RO1 Grant: Targeted BRAIN Circuits (RFA-NS-17-014)

The Funding Opportunity: The BRAIN Initiative’s RO1 funding opportunity (Deadline: March 8, 2017) entitled “Targeted BRAIN Circuits Projects, solicits applications for research projects using integrated approaches to “understand how circuit activity gives rise to mental experience and behavior.” Submitted proposals should aim to improve the understanding of neural circuits by, “systematically controlling stimuli and/or behavior

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