One Way Your Brain Beats AI: Learning Motor Tasks
Research from Duke Science and Technology scholar Nuo Li, PhD, used a novel technique for tracking learning to reveal that the brain’s storage of certain memories is more complex
Nuo Li Wins Prestigious NIH Pioneer Award
The National Institutes of Health (NIH) has awarded the highly prestigious NIH Director's Pioneer Award to Neurobiology's Nuo Li.
Southwell Wins NIH New Innovator Award
Congratulations to Neurobiology training faculty member Derek Southwell who has been chosen to receive the NIH Director
Duke Neuroscientists Discover Brain Circuits Key to Fighting Stroke/Brain Injury, Cancer
A study led by Duke University researchers sheds new light on the mechanisms that regulate the growth and development of neural stem cells in the brain.
Neurobiology grad student Justin Savage has new first author paper
Fifth year graduate student Justin Savage (Eroglu Lab) recently had a first author paper, '
Gannon, Rudzite, and Sindoni Win F31s
Fourth year graduate students Sara Gannon (Glickfeld Lab) and Marija Rudzite (Sommer Lab) and fifth year graduate student Michael Sindoni (Grandl Lab) have each been awarded NRSA
Jiaxuan Qi Awarded 2024 Bill Hall Prize
Duke Neurobiology awarded the Bill Hall Prize for Excellence in Graduate Student Research to recent graduate Jiaxuan Qi of Mooney Lab on Friday, August 30.
New article in eLife from Josh Huang and collaborators
A team led by Josh Huang and first author Ricardo Raudales has developed a novel genetic strategy for comprehensive labeling of axo-axonic cells, also known as chandelier cells, in the
Kantor and Chiba-Falek develop new gene therapy tool
Neurobiology's Boris Kantor and Neurology's Ornit Chiba-Falek have collaborated to create a new epigenome-editing platform.
New article in Cell Reports from Mooney and Pearson Labs
Postdocs Tom Harmon (Mooney Lab) and Seth Madlon-Kay (Pearson Lab), and faculty John Pearson and Rich Mooney, have a new article out in Cell Reports.