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Kei Igarashi Discovers Brain Network Mechanism that Contributes to Spatial Memory Impairment in Alzheimer’s Disease

CNLM Fellow Rob Spitale Appointed Associate Director for the Planned School of Pharmacy and Pharmaceutical Sciences Congratulations to CNLM Fellow Dr. Rob Spitale! This month, Dr. Spitale was appointed Associate…

Dear Colleagues, In several of the recent forums focused on anti-Black racism, members of the BioSci community have asked thoughtful questions about our School’s hiring practices. I would like to…

Dismantling Stystemic Racism in Stem Virtual Town Hall

Dear Friends, Following on my message sent yesterday, we are beginning to brainstorm ways to take action and develop concrete plans to eliminate systemic racism on our campus and in…

Black Lives Matter - A message from Michael Yassa

Friends, We have watched in horror and grief as the events of the last few weeks transpired, exposing systematic anti-Black racism as persistent, pervasive, and lethal. It is a fundamental…

Young Scholars Award Recipient, Angeline Dukes

2020 CNLM Young Scholar Virtual Award Ceremony You are invited to the 2020 CNLM Young Scholar Virtual Award Ceremony. Each year, the CNLM offers awards to exceptional postdoctoral researchers, graduate trainees, and undergraduates…

Dear colleagues, This week we were heartbroken to hear that a dear colleague and friend, Dr. James T. Goodrich, passed away from complications from COVID-19. Dr. Goodrich was an internationally renowned…

Michael Yassa with Neurophilospher, Dr. Patricia Churchland

Neurophilosopher Dr. Patricia Churchland Gives the 26th Distinguished Lecture on Brain, Learning and Memory By Steven Granger In 1975, American biologist E. O. Wilson said that the “evolution of human…