Drs. Brad Zuchero (ZucheroLab) & Husniye Kantarci and their collaborators discovered that neurons require signaling from glia to become fully excitable. Their findings were featured on the front cover of @cellpressnews. Learn more: med.stanford.edu/neurosurgery/n…

Neuro Poster Session at Wu Tsai Neurosciences Institute 🧠 It has been a pleasure mentoring Jingyu as an undergraduate research fellow during the summer!

Poster day with my summer research intern, Eliana Randazzo Riley! Thanks to the Wu Tsai Neurosciences Institute NeuroCC program for matching me with an incredible mentee. Over 8 weeks, she learned how to do research, how to code, and how to do sci-comm. I’m so proud of her! #BlackInNeuro ❤️🧠

Can blocking the kynurenine pathway, a key regulator in brain metabolism, improve brain function in Alzheimer’s? Research by Katrin Andreasson and her team, with support from Knight Initiative, suggests it could. 🔗 brainresilience.stanford.edu/news/drugs-imp…

Another summer, another proud mentor moment! So grateful to get to work with another incredible FLI undergrad creating her place in science 🫶🏻

Please RT 🔄and let your friends know 🔊: The Fame Lab is expanding! We are fortunate to be recruiting a postdoctoral fellow to our team. Read more and apply here: postdocs.stanford.edu/prospective/op…

Congrats to lab undergrad Liv L. on a successful NeURO summer project poster presentation! With excellent mentorship from Stanford Neurosciences Graduate Program PhD student Allison Morningstar . We're excited to see Liv's senior Honors thesis in Biology come to fruition in the months ahead. Wu Tsai Neurosciences Institute

NeURO and NeURO-CC Poster Session Wu Tsai Neurosciences Institute

Drugs developed for cancer therapy restore disordered glucose metabolism in #Alzheimers models, and may have promise for treatment, finds a new study from the lab of #CZBiohubSF Investigator Katrin Andreasson / Wu Tsai Neurosciences Institute. stanford.io/4dVRdZf

Our NeURO and NeURO-CC poster session was a success! Thank you to the Wu Tsai Neuro community for supporting our undergrad neuroscience fellows and learning about their projects. #neuroscience #research #stanford

Drugs that improve brain metabolism could help #Alzheimers patients brainresilience.stanford.edu/news/drugs-imp… by Stanford Knight Initiative for Brain Resilience Wu Tsai Neurosciences Institute Stanford University via Deke Bridges #dementia #neuroscience #science #health

Hard to believe, but our lab at Stanford University celebrates its 10th anniversary this year. It feels like we started just yesterday, yet so much has happened. Here's a quick selfie with this remarkable group of scientists, working with more enthusiasm than ever to unravel the

Honored to receive the 2024 JEDI Champion Award Stanford Postdocs! A huge thank you to Tony Wyss-Coray, mentors, labmates, and friends Stanford Neurology & Neurological Sciences Wu Tsai Neurosciences Institute who have supported me throughout this journey. Here's to a more inclusive scientific community. postdocs.stanford.edu/current-postdo…

Spread the word, the Innovative Medicines Accelerator ⁦Stanford Medicine⁩ ⁦Sarafan ChEM-H⁩ is searching for a Director of Computational Drug Discovery, please repost! Director of Computational Drug Discovery - Stanford University Careers careersearch.stanford.edu/jobs/director-…

In this week’s podcast episode, Stanford psychiatrist Leanne Williams Leanne Williams, PhD of @StanfordPMHW shares progress in developing a precision mental health approach to depression, paving the way for more effective and targeted treatments. 🔗neuroscience.stanford.edu/news/depressio…

lore_nick Thank you for the powerful way you brought our conversation together. As we discussed, it’s time to use neuroscience-based measures to truly personalize mental health treatments and improve lives.

Truly never imagined getting to this point, but so incredibly proud of everything that’s led me here. Huge thanks to NIAAA News, William Giardino, and the rest of the the Giardino Laboratory 🎉🧠

Stanford affiliates, sign up to present a neuroscience research poster at our 11th Annual Symposium! neuroscience.stanford.edu/events/brains-…

“We expected to see everything [get] much, much, much worse”, says Dr. Katrin Andreasson, a professor of neurology and neuroscience at Stanford. “But no, it was the complete opposite.”