How does the peripheral nervous system shape cancer? Find out in the final #BrainPrize2025 webinar, moderated by @Michelle_Monje and Frank Winkler. Watch the webinar: https://t.co/m5RHQPkDdB #CancerResearch #Webinar

How do nervous system tumours reshape neural circuits? Join the 2nd #BrainPrize2025 webinar with @Michelle_Monje and Frank Winkler moderating a panel of leading researchers. Watch the webinar: https://t.co/QJxwGvPBC2 #Neuroscience #Webinar

We're thrilled to announce Neurotorium's new educational theme on Epilepsy, featuring free, expert-developed educational resources designed for clinicians, students, educators, and anyone seeking reliable knowledge about this high-burden neurological condition. What's in this

Neurons help gliomas grow. Discover how in the first #BrainPrize2025 webinar with @Michelle_Monje and Frank Winkler - pioneering insights reshaping brain cancer research. Watch the webinar: https://t.co/RjFn2TyTja #CancerNeuroscience #Webinar

The Brain Prize 2025 #webinars uncover how the nervous system drives and responds to cancer - from brain tumours to neural circuit remodeling and cancers outside the brain. https://t.co/l0WPUM5ZwB #CancerResearch #Neuroscience #TheBrainPrize

What is cancer neuroscience, how has it changed what we know about brain tumors, and what possibilities might it hold for patients in the future? Brain Prize winners 2025, professors @Michelle_Monje and Frank Winkler share their perspectives. #CancerNeuroscience #BrainPrize2025

“Basic science often gives you a hard time. There are periods, weeks, even months, sometimes years, where you are not moving forward. But in the end, the rewards are enormous” Frank Winkler, prof. of Neuro-Oncology, Brain Prize winner 2025. #Neuroscience #TheBrainPrize

“In the laboratory we find truth. We find something that was not known before. We hope to translate that back to patients to improve care, to improve treatments, and outcomes.” Prof. @Michelle_Monje, Neurology and Neurological Sciences at @Stanford University, #BrainPrize2025.

“I was advised that having multiple children would detract from my scientific career. But I actually think that it has greatly benefited it.” Prof. @Michelle_Monje, Neurology and Neurological Sciences at @Stanford University, #BrainPrize2025. #Neuroscience #TheBrainPrize

We're excited to be attending the WASAD Congress next week in Munich, where we'll be showcasing our new Anxiety Disorders theme. Visit our booth to learn more about Neurotorium’s free expert-developed educational material! https://t.co/gqyzX5iObo

This morning Larry Abbott, 2024 Brain Prize winner, delivered a plenary lecture at #ECNP2025. It was a stunning example of how reconstruction of neural circuits at synapse resolution can provide fundamental insights into mechanisms of circuit computation. #NeuralCircuits

Come and join The Brain Prize Lecture from Larry Abbott, US, at #ECNP2025. The 2024 prize co-recipient will present work on how connectomics advance our understanding of two neural systems, as well as its implications for neurology. Details: https://t.co/WKZUJ5qsTY

We are proud to see our Brain Prize #AI documentary film among the finalists at this year’s #Cannes Corporate Media & TV Awards Watch the documentary: https://t.co/cRYGbweKQQ.

What happens next? The nomination window closes today. Soon, the Selection Committee will begin reviewing and drawing up a shortlist of candidates, leading to the announcement of the Brain Prize winners in March 2026. #brainprize #neuroscience

Did you know that you can download the illustrations at https://t.co/K954B6T5bY? Follow the link to explore our image database where you can find 200+ illustrations about the brain and its diseases: https://t.co/iZs5s8NOev

The Brain Prize 2026 – awarded for outstanding contributions that advance our understanding of the brain and its diseases – is open for nominations. Submit your nomination for an exceptional researcher by 1 September 2025. Read more: https://t.co/OvkhFrOPrG #brainprize