The Big Stroke Questions Scientists Are Trying to Answer Tufts researchers explain how they’re pushing the boundaries of stroke science to improve patients’ lives.
Tufts Researchers Discover How Experiences Influence Future Behavior School of Medicine researchers manipulate neural circuits in mice that make social interaction more or less rewarding.
The Connection Between Concussions, Viruses, and Alzheimer’s Researchers at Tufts suggest results may lead to preventive strategies using antiviral drugs after head trauma.
Antiviral Protein Causes Genetic Changes Implicated in Huntington’s Disease Progression Tufts study shows APOBEC enzymes, which normally help fight viral infections by mutating viral DNA, cause repeat expansions and are unusually active in the brains of Huntington’s patients.
Teaching AI the Rules of the Brain Tufts neuroscientist Michael Halassa on generating data from neurons to inform artificial intelligence.
People with Schizophrenia Show Distinct Brain Activity When Faced with Conflicting Information Researchers introduce a biomarker to indicate whether someone is struggling with the inflexible thinking associated with the disorder.
Sailing to Victory for People with Epilepsy Neuroscientist Phil Haydon hopes his recent win in the Newport Bermuda sailing race will help inspire others with epilepsy to live fuller lives
From Tufts Pathway Programs to Neuroscientist Najah Walton reflects on the impact of Tufts pathway programs in her academic journey.
Teen Behavior, Explained by a Neuroscientist A researcher at Tufts School of Medicine explains how brain development — as well as current events — can influence decision-making in adolescence