Tag: CCB

Center for Computational Neuroscience

March 21, 2017

Neurons in Cerebellum Show Surprising Activity During Learning By Catherine Zandonella

Images of individual granule neurons (orange circle-like objects) in the cerebellum using two-photon microscopy. Each colored line (from top to bottom: purple, red, yellow, turquoise, green) represents the activity of a different neuron as a mouse learned to predict an imminent event — a puff of air to the eye

February 21, 2017

CCB’s Olga Troyanskaya Named a Fellow of the International Society for Computational Biology

Portrait photo of Olga Troyanskaya

November 23, 2016

New Institute Pushes the Boundaries of Big Data

Automatic detection of neurons and neuronal processes contained in the data streams generated by brains of test subjects. Here, the pink and yellow objects are active neurons or neuronal processes detected in the brain of a mouse engaged in a behavioral task

August 01, 2016

New Tool Predicts Autism Risk Genes

A gene-interaction network represents how genes in the human brain function together in cellular pathways.