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An experimental drug can reduce the toxic changes in tau proteins known to damage neurons in brains with Alzheimer’s disease, researchers report.

The Peter and Patricia Gruber International Research Award in Neuroscience recognizes young neuroscientists for outstanding research and educational pursuit in an international setting.

Yale researchers have revealed the molecular origins of the developmental differences that distinguish primates from mice.

In a new study published in Developmental Cell, a team of Yale researchers developed a new method to visualize spectrin, an essential component of an axon’s cytoskeleton, and uncovered two spectrin transport speeds – one slow, one ultra-slow.

Scientists reveal the 3D architecture and mechanism of mechanosensory corpuscles, a group of cells that act as a touch detector.

This summer, the first two Neuroscience labs have moved to the new building at 100 College St. Many more will follow them in the upcoming months.

A team of Yale neuroscience researchers sheds light on the early steps of a transport event.

Qiancheng Zhao, PhD, neuroscientist at Yale University, was recognized for exploring how our brain senses internal states, such as blood pressure fluctuations, food digestion, and breathing rhythms in a process called interoception.