What was @ZuckermanBrain up to in 2024? .See for yourself in our Yearly Recap:

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Is it possible to fix the problems a missing bit of chromosome might cause in the brain? The work of our own @GogosLabZMBBI, featured in @Forbes, explores how DNA fragments might one day help reverse such memory and learning problems:

Congrats to @Columbia scientist @LintonVision who received the David Marr Medal from the Applied Vision Association for "pioneering research on visual experience." 🏆👁️🧠.

Recent funding cuts have targeted the training of new scientists across the United States. What does this mean for the future of discovery and innovation? Reflect with us here on the dangers of losing today’s young scientists:

RT @BlackInNeuro: Happy Pride Month!  🌈🧠. Black In Neuro celebrates the brilliance of our queer, trans & nonbinary members — and LGBTQIA+ p….

How do you make a decision in a situation you’ve never encountered? Your brain may use your memories to do much of the thinking long before you have to make the choice. Read more by @DShohamy @jon_d_nicholas @nathanieldaw in @NatureComms #memory

Come explore the workings of the brain at Saturday Science on June 7, and help us celebrate #ManhattanvilleCommunityDay with an amazing lineup of food, fun, and activities for all! More info:

How do knots of DNA help create our sense of smell? Learn more from new research by @JoanPulupa, Natalie McArthur and @LomvardasLab in @Nature. Read: @columbia #neuroscience

This colorful brain image comes from a mouse with missing DNA. Its cells should be deformed and malfunctional. But @GogosLabZMBBI scientists used DNA fragments (yellow and green) to reverse the damage. Could this help people with genetic disease? Read

RT @NYASciences: We are pleased to congratulate @YukiHaba_ of @Columbia on joining the 2025 cohort of #LeonLevyScholars in partnership with….

Why create an AI model of a fish? New research from our own Nate Sawtell & Larry Abbott, along w/ @DenisTurcu @AllenInstitute, shows how real fish can use electricity to scan the world, findings that could help us understand our own senses, such as vision. @Columbia

What’s at stake when scientific research funds are cut? Our own Erica Rodriguez talks about the grant canceled for her work on social behaviors (with autism and schizophrenia ties) and the impact on her career. @Gothamist

Science is revealing DNA’s many shapes and their roles in health & disease, from the growth of a fetus to the decay of Alzheimer’s. Now Joan Pulupa, Natalie McArthur & @LomvardasLab discover how DNA forms loops fastened with molecular zip ties. @Nature

In a @statnews opinion piece, our CEO and Director @DShohamy reflects on recent funding cuts for scientists-in-training. She asks, “What am I supposed to say to this generation of young scientists?” Read more:

For the first time, scientists Charles Zuker, @FitzpatrickLab and team have mapped the tongue’s sweet sensor. This could lead to new ways to curb our insatiable attraction to sugar. @Columbia @CellCellPress. #sweet #Neuroscience 🍬🧠

RT @FitzpatrickLab: Over 20 years ago, Zuker et al. discovered the mammalian sweet taste receptors. Now, an exciting collaboration between….

Join us tomorrow for our @SNForg Brain Insight Lecture: how we perceive ourselves and others. Featuring Steven A. Siegelbaum, PhD; Jon B. Freeman, PhD; moderated by Jennifer Merritt, PhD.Wednesday, May 7th, 6:30 pm (EST). Learn more and register:

Join us for our next @SNForg Brain Insight Lecture: how we perceive ourselves and others. Featuring Steven A. Siegelbaum, PhD; Jon B. Freeman, PhD; moderated by Jennifer Merritt, PhD. Wednesday, May 7th, 6:30 pm (EST). Learn more and register:

Congratulations to all our @Columbia scientists recognized with @NYASciences 2025 Leon Levy Scholarships in Neuroscience: @matt_eroglu, @YukiHaba_, @sreejan_kumar, @YutaMabuchi and Keshav Suresh. 👏 👏👏.