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Study Finds Brains of Girls and Boys Are Similar, Producing Equal Math Ability

Aryn Gittis Awarded Grant from The Michael J. Fox Foundation

NFL's Tests on Helmets Are Brainless

Inventive Design Illuminates Neurons Deep in the Brain

Eve Marder To Receive Andrew Carnegie Prize in Mind and Brain Sciences

Michael J. Tarr Reappointed Head of Carnegie Mellon’s Department of Psychology
Indian Institute of Science and CMU Collaborators Explore Root of Multi-Talker Speech Segmentation in Human Brain

Indian Institute of Science and CMU Collaborators Explore Root of Multi-Talker Speech Segmentation in Human Brain
Eric Yttri Awarded Brain Research Foundation Seed Grant for Study on Value

Eric Yttri Awarded Brain Research Foundation Seed Grant for Study on Value

"Push-pull" Dynamic in Brain Network is Key to Stopping Seizures

"Push-pull" Dynamic in Brain Network is Key to Stopping Seizures
Lori Holt and Barbara Shinn-Cunningham Talk Auditory Neuroscience in First Episode of Dietrich College Podcast Series "On Humanity"

Lori Holt and Barbara Shinn-Cunningham Talk Auditory Neuroscience in First Episode of Dietrich College Podcast Series "On Humanity"
MCS Faculty Honored with Professorships

MCS Faculty Honored with Professorships
Tenure-Track Job Opportunity: Assistant Professor in Computational Cognitive Neuroscience

Tenure-Track Job Opportunity: Assistant Professor in Computational Cognitive Neuroscience
3D Printing Nanoparticle Neural Probes

3D Printing Nanoparticle Neural Probes
Study Finds Routine Hits From Playing Football Cause Damage to the Brain

Study Finds Routine Hits From Playing Football Cause Damage to the Brain
Carnegie Mellon Research Identifies New Pathways for Sensory Learning in the Brain

Carnegie Mellon Research Identifies New Pathways for Sensory Learning in the Brain
CNN Interview with CMU's Eric Ytrri - the Neuroscience Behind the Netflix Series 'Stranger Things'

CNN Interview with CMU's Eric Ytrri - the Neuroscience Behind the Netflix Series 'Stranger Things'
Do Children Soak Up Language Like Sponges?

Do Children Soak Up Language Like Sponges?
First-ever noninvasive mind-controlled robotic arm

First-ever noninvasive mind-controlled robotic arm
Gittis Joins eLife's Board of Reviewing Editors

Gittis Joins eLife's Board of Reviewing Editors
New Neuroscience Faculty to Join Carnegie Mellon

New Neuroscience Faculty to Join Carnegie Mellon
Chamanzar to Give Webinar on Neurophotonic Systems: June 18

Chamanzar to Give Webinar on Neurophotonic Systems: June 18
Children's Brains Reorganize After Epilepsy Surgery To Retain Visual Perception

Children's Brains Reorganize After Epilepsy Surgery To Retain Visual Perception
Wearable system to sense and stimulate the brain

Wearable system to sense and stimulate the brain
Brain-Controlled Hearing Aids Could Cut through Crowd Noise

Brain-Controlled Hearing Aids Could Cut through Crowd Noise
CMNI Welcomes Two New Faculty: Kate Hong and Matt Smith

CMNI Welcomes Two New Faculty: Kate Hong and Matt Smith
Shinn-Cunningham Earns Silver Medal from Acoustical Society of America

Shinn-Cunningham Earns Silver Medal from Acoustical Society of America
Dataset Bridges Human Vision and Machine Learning

Dataset Bridges Human Vision and Machine Learning
Undergraduate Neuroscience Student Named Fulbright Award Winner

Undergraduate Neuroscience Student Named Fulbright Award Winner
Roberta Klatzky Honored by Association for Psychological Science

Roberta Klatzky Honored by Association for Psychological Science
Ken Koedinger Among Four to Receive Google Faculty Research Awards in HCI

Ken Koedinger Among Four to Receive Google Faculty Research Awards in HCI
The striatum’s role in incidental learning of sound categories

The striatum’s role in incidental learning of sound categories
Life@CMU Measures Student Stress, Depression

Life@CMU Measures Student Stress, Depression
Sound steers light through the brain

Sound steers light through the brain
CMNI Faculty Members Marlene Behrmann and Clark Glymour Elected to American Academy of Arts and Sciences

CMNI Faculty Members Marlene Behrmann and Clark Glymour Elected to American Academy of Arts and Sciences
Computational Biology Undergrad in Pfenning Lab Awarded Fulbright Fellowship

Computational Biology Undergrad in Pfenning Lab Awarded Fulbright Fellowship
Tim Verstynen and Collaborators Publish Study that Explores How Large Scale Brain Patterns Vary Among Individuals

Tim Verstynen and Collaborators Publish Study that Explores How Large Scale Brain Patterns Vary Among Individuals
Neuroscience Institute Director Wins Acoustical Society of America Award

Neuroscience Institute Director Wins Acoustical Society of America Award
New Faculty Neuroscience Projects Funded by DSF Block Grants

New Faculty Neuroscience Projects Funded by DSF Block Grants
New Study Reshapes Understanding of How the Brain Recovers from Injury

New Study Reshapes Understanding of How the Brain Recovers from Injury
Leila Wehbe Wins Google Faculty Research Award 2018

Leila Wehbe Wins Google Faculty Research Award 2018
Three Ways Studying Organic Chemistry Changes the Brain

Three Ways Studying Organic Chemistry Changes the Brain
CoAxLab named to OpenNEURO Hall of Fame

CoAxLab named to OpenNEURO Hall of Fame
The Brain That Remade Itself: Doctors removed one-sixth of this child’s brain — and what was left did something incredible

The Brain That Remade Itself: Doctors removed one-sixth of this child’s brain — and what was left did something incredible
Byron Yu and Fellow Researchers Publish Study on Neuron Interaction in the Brain

Byron Yu and Fellow Researchers Publish Study on Neuron Interaction in the Brain
Bin He Featured in NEXTPittsburgh Profile

Bin He Featured in NEXTPittsburgh Profile
Smartphone-based Mindfulness Training Reduces Loneliness, Increases Social Contact

Smartphone-based Mindfulness Training Reduces Loneliness, Increases Social Contact
The New 'American AI Inititiative'

The New 'American AI Inititiative'
New Research is Helping Scientists to Understand How Humans Recognize Voices Better Than Computers

New Research is Helping Scientists to Understand How Humans Recognize Voices Better Than Computers
From Fruit Fly To Stink Eye: Searching For Anger's Animal Roots

From Fruit Fly To Stink Eye: Searching For Anger's Animal Roots
Autism Risk-Factors Identified in "Dark Matter" of Human Genome

Autism Risk-Factors Identified in "Dark Matter" of Human Genome
Parrot Genome Analysis Reveals Insights Into Longevity, Cognition

Parrot Genome Analysis Reveals Insights Into Longevity, Cognition
Interview with Dr. Barbara Shinn-Cunningham, director of CMU's new neuroscience institute

Interview with Dr. Barbara Shinn-Cunningham, director of CMU's new neuroscience institute
Aryn Gittis Receives Society for Neuroscience Career Development Award

Aryn Gittis Receives Society for Neuroscience Career Development Award
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