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Fifth-year graduate student Michael Sindoni (Grandl Lab) has a new first-author article out in Biophysical Journal titled, “A closed-loop system fo

Neurobiology training faculty member Huanghe Yang is one of this year's recipients of an Early Career Mentoring Award in Basic Science by the School of Medicine.

A new comparative study led by fourth-year graduate student Kaitlyn Fouke (Naumann Lab) shows how two teleost fish species, zebrafish and the miniature microglass fish Danionella

This year's Neurobiology PhD graduates are: Akira Min

The cerebellum is responsible for making accurate movements and so understanding how it works is crucial to treating movement disorders such as tremor, loss of balance, and speech

Neurobiology training faculty member Staci Bilbo, also the Haley Family Professor of Psychology and Neuroscience, is one of three Duke SoM faculty elected to the American Associat

Neurobiology's Richard Mooney and his team's latest research, published in Nature, reveals how both dopamine and acetylcholine signals are critical to helping baby birds

Neurobiology training faculty member Staci Bilbo is one of this year's recipients of the

Dopamine has long been linked to learning from reward.

Neurobiology training faculty member Tim Dunn and collaborators have developed a 3D imaging method to precisely map the social behavior of a