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Their new software tool, LEAP, can be trained in a matter of minutes to automatically track an animal’s individual body parts over millions of frames of video with high accuracy.

The prestigious Franklin Institute Awards Program dates back to 1824, honoring the greatest minds in science, engineering, and industry. 

A novel head-mounted widefield macroscope called cScope allows imaging large-scale cortical dynamics in rats during natural behavior.

Professors Mala Murthy, Sebastian Seung, Jonathan Pillow, and William Bialek are among the recipients of the new round of awards through the NIH BRAIN Initiative®.

Assistant Professor McBride has won two major grants to study how and why Zika-bearing mosquitoes feed almost exclusively on humans.

A new theory derives the sequential nature of hippocampal replay from first principles and, moreover, predicts the specific patterns of replay that are actually observed in multiple different experiments.

NARSAD grants help researchers launch careers in neuroscience and psychiatric research and gather pilot data to apply for larger federal and university grants.

A new study from the Enquist Lab has found that rabies virus moves differently compared to other neuron-invading viruses.

The work from the Kastner Lab appears as a set of back-to-back papers in the August 2018 issue of Neuron.

Research from the Norman Lab further strengthens our understanding of the neural basis of learning.

Research from the Murthy Lab reveals Drosophila males produce not two but three song modes to attract their female mates.

A new study by the Tank Lab identifies a reliable population of hippocampal neurons that code for reward location across contingencies and environments. 

The Computational Modeling Prize is one of four awarded for the best full paper submissions that involve computational cognitive modeling.

The Princeton Neuroscience Institute held its annual Class Day event on Monday, June 4, 2018.

Co-directors Jonathan Cohen and David Tank are interviewed in the article entitled "The Interdisciplinary PNI Takes a New Approach to Studying the Brain and Behavior"