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Center for Systems Neuroscience Distinguished Fellows Application Opens for 2024
We are requesting applications with a deadline of Nov. 30, 2024 for one new post-doctoral position as a Center for Read more
Meg Younger named 2024 Sloan Research Fellow
CSN and NPC researcher Meg Younger was named a 2024 Sloan Research Fellow in neuroscience for her ongoing work studying Read more
Molecular Basis of Cognition Funding Awarded to 7 Research Teams
CSN researchers Michael Economo and Ben Scott for being among the 17 researchers to receive awards from the RCSA Scialog: Read more
Memory, Brain Function, and Behavior: Exploring the Intricate Connection Through Fear Memories
In a study published in the Journal of Neuroscience, Steve Ramirez (Center for Systems Neuroscience) and colleagues uncover connections between Read more
Pew Scholar Investigates How Good and Bad Memories Impact Brain Health
Steve Ramirez, Ph.D., is studying artificial memory manipulation as a therapy for neurodegenerative disorders Read more
Scientist Profile – Professor Tyler Perrachione
Tyler Perrachione, Ph.D. Associate Professor of Speech, Language, and Hearing Sciences Director of the Communication Neuroscience Research Laboratory Director of Read more
Cognitive Decline in Old Age May Be Linked to Increased ‘Pruning’ of Brain Cell Connections
A study led by BU researcher Douglas Rosene sheds new light on the potential links between age-related cognitive decline and... Read more
Brain Connection Project Wins Kilachand Fund Award
CSN researchers Michael Economo and Jerry Chen along with BU colleague Brian Cleary are pioneering a new approach to exploring Read more
Amplify LatinX honors 100 Latinx leaders to kick of Hispanic Heritage Month
Professor Steve Ramirez (Center for Systems Neuroscience) was selected as one of the AmplifyLatinx 2023 slate of ALX100 honorees celebrated Read more
Scientist Profile – Professor David Boas
Professor Boas reflected on the journey that led him to BU, what the center has accomplished since launching six years Read more