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… for Learning and Memory and Department of Brain and Cognitive Sciences at MIT. “Now we are showing that the same … but not the offspring of mothers in an unaffected control group, exhibited autism-like symptoms, as expected, … pups at birth so that ones born to MIA moms were reared by control moms and ones born to control moms were reared by MIA …

… on new studies. Can the stimulation prevent the onset of cognitive impairment? Can it benefit patients with … of his patients. In this way he can more precisely control drug dosing so that patients experience the benefits … dysfunction. Understanding how anesthesia and arousal control work on a systems neuroscience level opens up many …

… also once they learned how the circuit operated, they took control of the inhibitory cells to directly manipulate how … Professor of Neuroscience in MIT’s Department of Brain and Cognitive Sciences and senior author of the new study in the … of laser light in their two-photon microscope. Taking control of the cells using a technology called “optogenetics” …

… two donors: one with Alzheimer’s and a non-Alzheimer’s control. Observing anything and everything within the human … the Departments of Chemical Engineering and Brain and Cognitive Sciences, and the Institute for Medical … loss of neurons in the disease sample compared to the control. From there, they followed their curiosity—as the …

… and past experience in deciding how to administer pain-control drugs during surgery. If anesthesiologists give too … Engineering and Science, and the Department of Brain and Cognitive Sciences at MIT. Brown is also an anesthesiologist … ICU, as well as catalyze future development of closed-loop control systems for nociception.” In addition to Subramanian …

… experiments, led by Mitch Murdock when he was a Brain and Cognitive Sciences doctoral student at MIT, showing that when …