New research sheds light on how the brain learns to control attention and flexibly adapt to new environments Feb. 23, 2024 Our brain is bombarded with information every day. Imagine standing in Times Square in New York City, with its flood of sights, sounds, and smells. According to one estimate, we receive about 11 million bits of information per second, which is about the same amount of information needed to stream a high-definition movie. Acting in this world –… Princeton’s world-class microscopes are making a giant impact in the realm of the minuscule Feb. 1, 2024 Princeton scientists are peering into the smallest corners of matter using an exceptional collection of sophisticated microscopes — some so big they fill a room. These remarkable instruments have established the University as a world leader in microscopy and led to countless discoveries. Shared Representations of Food and Social Stimuli in Mouse Dopamine Neurons Nov. 28, 2023 New research from the Witten and Peña labs at PNI explores the possibility that food and social motivations can interact at a cellular level.Animals are motivated by a combination of external and internal factors, which together promote behaviors that… Unraveling the mysteries of the brain with the help of a worm Nov. 2, 2023 Research led by PNI's Andy Leifer has provided thus far the most comprehensive description of how signals flow through the brain. The findings could provide new information that helps advance our understanding of how neurons work together as interacting components to process information. PNI among the recipients for the Provost and Dean for Research Transformative Equipment Initiative Oct. 26, 2023 Five new instruments that will unlock discoveries across the sciences and engineering have been selected to receive funding through the Provost and Dean for Research Transformative Equipment Initiative. PNI investigator participates in quest to map cellular diversity of the brain Oct. 16, 2023 Assistant Professor Fenna Krienen participated in an international consortium, funded by the BRAIN Initiative, to uncover cellular diversity in human and nonhuman primate brains. Fruit fly serenade: Princeton neuroscientists decode the tiny creatures’ mating song Oct. 12, 2023 The latest exploration of music in the natural world is taking place in Mala Murthy’s lab at the Princeton Neuroscience Institute. Two Princeton Investigators receive NIH BRAIN Connects grant to map mouse brain Oct. 4, 2023 David Tank and Sebastian Seung, are among a group working to develop technologies to map the connections across the brain. Ilana Witten wins NIH Director’s Pioneer Award Oct. 3, 2023 Ilana Witten, a professor in the Princeton Neuroscience Institute, has been selected to receive a Director's Pioneer Award from the National Institutes of Health. Undergraduate prizes awarded to seven students for academic achievement Sept. 3, 2023 Read the full article on the main Princeton University website. Fenna Krienen receives Klingenstein-Simons award July 7, 2023 Fenna Krienen, Assistant Professor in the Princeton Neuroscience Institute, was awarded a 2023 Klingenstein-Simons Fellowship. Through its collaboration with the Simons Foundation, the The Power of 'Multiple Selves': Understanding Decision Making through Modular Agents July 6, 2023 Every day, we face the challenge of balancing our wants and needs, prioritizing essential requirements while efficiently utilizing our resources. PNI researchers initiated a project that explored the efficiency and scalability of utilizing modular “selves” compared to a single “self” model. Pagination Current page 1 Page 2 Page 3 Page 4 Page 5 Next page Next › Last page Last »