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Browse the 2021 Winter NeuroTimes e-Newsletter
Dr. Thompson-Peer Discusses the Excitement of Pioneering a New Field: Dendrite Regeneration
Dr. Thompson-Peer Discusses the Excitement of Pioneering a New Field: Dendritic Regeneration By Steven Granger Dr. Katherine Thompson-Peer gives a virtual talk to the CNLM community about her research into…
Read MoreCall for nominations CNLM T32 in Learning and Memory
Dear colleagues, We are pleased to announce that nominations are now open for the 2021-2022 Howard Schneiderman T32 Training Program in Learning and Memory. This program is funded by the National…
Read MoreFrom Circuits to Synapses: Panelists Discuss Research into Making Memories Stronger
From Circuits to Synapses: Panelists Discuss Research into Making Memories Stronger By Abigail Flores The excitement was palpable even across the computer screen as Dr. Michael Yassa, Director of the…
Read MoreThe inspiration behind Black In Neuro
Unexpected role of physiological estrogen in acute stress-induced memory deficits
On December 1, 2020, The Journal of Neuroscience published research by Ph.D. Candidate Rachael Hokenson titled “Unexpected role of physiological estrogen in acute stress-induced memory deficits.” We asked Rachael to…
Read MoreHow the Right Noise and Smell Can Boost Your Memory During Sleep
Watch the DW Documentary, “When our minds play tricks on us” featuring CNLM fellows: Elizabeth Loftus, Michael Yassa, and James McGaugh
Browse the 2020 Fall NeuroTimes e-Newsletter
How to Introduce a Speaker in a Scientific Seminar
So…you are a junior scientist who has been asked to introduce the speaker for next week’s seminar series. “It’s an introduction…how hard can it be!” you think while responding with…
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