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MIT’s brain and cognitive sciences community builds an 8-foot 200-pound brain for MIT’s Moving Day competition.

Scientists program C2c2, discovered in bacteria as a viral defense mechanism, to manipulate cellular RNA.

In Bob Horvitz’s lab, students watch tiny worms as they wriggle under the microscope. Their tracks twist and turn in every direction, and to a casual observer the movements appear random. There is a pattern, however, and the animals’ movements change depending on their environment and recent experiences. “A hungry worm is different from a […]

Please join us for the opening of Schwerpunkt, a suspended anamorphic neuron sculpture by Ralph Helmick at MIT’s McGovern Institute.

Guangdong Party Secretary leads group of officials to discuss research collaborations.

McGovern, Picower and BCS take home coveted DaVinci Award for Creativity and Wonder.

“Storing memories through cortico-hippocampal circuits”

“Functional specialization in the mouse visual cortex”

“A theory of neural dimensionality, dynamics and measurement”

“Neural circuits for goal-directed sensorimotor transformation”