The laboratory of Angélique Bordey has made important progress in understanding neurodevelopmental disorders associated with epilepsy.
July 05, 2020Yale researchers are exploring how sleep shapes memory by using advanced brain imaging and monitoring techniques.
July 05, 2020Neurodegenerative conditions pose their own particular challenges to doctors. Finding ways to treat and possibly prevent neural dysfunction is a full-time job for Yale researchers.
July 05, 2020Victims of stroke and traumatic neurological injury face a difficult problem: healing requires growing new connections. Researchers are working on ways to accelerate and supercharge the mind’s ability to mend.
July 05, 2020Researchers at Yale School of Medicine are using fMRI in an attempt to better understand posterior cortical atrophy, a rare type of Alzheimer’s disease.
July 05, 2020Schizophrenia has long been a mysterious disease, but with the help of brain scanners scientists are now giving a physical shape to the delusions and hallucinations of the disorder.
July 05, 2020Illuminating the genetic and biological underpinnings of anxiety may lead to new therapies and clinical treatments, and vastly improve quality of life.
July 05, 2020Research associated with neuroscience has long been a strength for Yale School of Medicine. This issue explores some of the questions currently animating the field, by looking at ongoing projects.
July 05, 2020Hundreds gathered on Friday, June 5, to demonstrate solidarity with the Black Lives Matter movement, and express resolution to work to dismantle personal and institutional systems of racism.
July 05, 2020Nancy Brown discusses what makes Yale and Yale School of Medicine’s neuroscience departments so strong, and what the future holds.