Articles

November 08, 2018

Uncovering Serotonin Secrets in Muscle Movement By John Pavlus

Portrait photo of Sara Fenstermacher

October 26, 2018

Noise-Cancelling Method Enhances Ability to Predict Behavior from Brain Activity By Grace Lindsay

Underlying patterns in how neurons interact over time: each line represents the progression of neural activity in motor cortex as an animal reaches in different directions

Flatiron Institute

October 25, 2018

DNA ‘Dances’ in First Explanation of How Genetic Material Flows Through a Nucleus By Thomas Sumner

Lengths of DNA meander around the nucleus of a human cell

Science, Society & Culture

October 24, 2018

Watch: A Brooklyn Warehouse as a Crucible for New Ideas

Janna Levin’s “Scientific Controversies” series at Pioneer Works

Center for Computational Astrophysics

October 24, 2018

Pint-Size Planetary Systems Aren’t Into Heavy Metal

An illustration of a compact, multi-planet system

October 18, 2018

From the bioRxiv: A Selection of Recently Posted Papers from SCGB Investigators and Others

October 18, 2018

Beyond Movement: First Direct Evidence to Support Thinking in the Cerebellum By Emily Singer

Purkinje cells showing in red

October 12, 2018

Summer Think Program Fosters New Ways to Teach Math and Science

Master Teacher Jeffrey Horenstein discusses his group’s paper craft design during a ‘deep dive’ session facilitated by fellow Master Teacher Vielca Anglin