Center for Neuroethology & Physiological Plasticity
The Center for Neuroethology & Physiological Plasticity harnesses the extraordinary adaptations of specialized, non-traditional vertebrate organisms to uncover fundamental biological principles driving the plasticity and resilience of neurophysiological, metabolic, sensory, and reproductive systems—principles with relevance to human health, aging, and therapeutic innovation that would remain hidden in conventional laboratory models.
- October 02, 2026
Managing Misfolded Proteins to Prevent Parkinson’s Disease
- September 14, 2026
Research Core Facilities—Custom Science on Demand
- September 09, 2026
iDISCO-based Tissue Clearing and 3D Imaging Workshop
- September 02, 2026
How Hibernating Squirrels Retain Sense of Touch in the Cold
- September 01, 2026Source: Yale Alumni Magazine
Still Life: Neurophysiologist Elena Gracheva uncovers the secrets of how animals emerge, healthy, from the deathlike torpor of hibernation.
- August 03, 2026
New Center Tackles the Wide Array of Intriguing, Adaptive Biology