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… offered by the departments of Biology and Brain and Cognitive Sciences, is designed to encourage students from … different subtypes of the protein. There was the positive control group, which was untouched; the negative control group that had no complexin; and two experimental …

… in culturing brain tissues, and novel ways to detect and control brain activity – illustrated the fast pace of … in medical practice that allow anesthesiologists to better control drug doses, often allowing for dramatic reductions in … then using that to turn around and understand how we can control brain function and understand cognition, it really is …

… and assistant professor in the Department of Brain and Cognitive Sciences. C. elegans and mammals share much of the … in C. elegans and scientists can exert powerful genetic control over each cell, including those that express each of … Essentially, Flavell’s team can take nearly full control of the worm’s serotonergic system and simultaneously …

… different cell types. They each connect to muscles to help control motion in a fly. His lab’s guiding question was why … people who remain cognitively resilient to those with cognitive impairment, a key difference was the relative … help explain the divergence between healthy aging and cognitive decline, and highlight cell-type-specific molecular …

… and McGovern Institutes and the Department of Brain and Cognitive Sciences in creating human and animal cell models …

… in the brain, but elsewhere. One of their key assays was control mice. The findings have led to clinical trials of … They also found that as information moved from sensory to cognitive regions, the dimensionality of the neural activity …

… exhibit changes in speed and accuracy amid aging and cognitive decline, Heldt’s lab is building a system that …