Good Memory or Bad Memory? How Your Brain Decides.
The Context: Associating memories with good and bad feelings is something we do daily without a second thought. However, scientists have been working hard to discern...
News
The latest news and updates about NYSCF and our collaborators
5 Results
Clear Filters
NYSCF Innovator Studies Brain Processing During Conflicting Cues
NYSCF – Robertson Neuroscience Investigator Dr. Kay Tye and her team at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology published their latest work dissecting the mechanisms of how behavior...
NYSCF Innovator Sheds Light on Motivations for Animal Behavior
NYSCF – Robertson Neuroscience Investigator Dr. Dragana Rogulja, Harvard Medical School, published her lastest research studying the sex drive of male fruit flies to glean insights...
NYSCF Innovator Illuminates Thought Processes
When people recall memories or make decisions neurons are activated and signals are shuttled through a sequence of these brain cells. NYSCF – Robertson Neuroscience Investigator...
NYSCF – Robertson Investigator Explains How Neurons Differentiate Between Positive and Negative Associations
NYSCF – Robertson Neuroscience Investigator Dr. Kay Tye, Massachusetts Institute of Technology, provided a mechanistic explanation characterizing how neurons in the amygdala – the part of...