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Andrés Bendesky of Columbia’s Zuckerman Institute Named Searle Scholar for his investigations to study agression in Siamese fighting fish
Columbia Scientist Anthony Fitzpatrick and Collaborators Awarded $7.8M to Identify New Targets Against Brain Disease
Columbia Scientists Awarded $1.5M From Chan Zuckerberg Initiative to Build Cell Atlas to Combat Disease
Columbia-led Team Receives $16.75M from BRAIN Initiative in Effort to Build Blueprint of Brain’s Visual System: Award unites different fields of brain research to foster an innovative, interdisciplinary approach to deciphering the brain
Columbia’s Anthony Fitzpatrick Receives $2.84M from NIH to Decipher Origins of Brain Disorders with Pioneering Imaging Technologies
Columbia’s Zuckerman Institute Awarded $25.1M by BRAIN Initiative to Drive Neuroscience Discovery - Series of awards unites experts from different fields and universities; bolsters innovative, team approach to deciphering the complexities of the brain
Neuroscientist Vikram Gadagkar Named Searle Scholar - Research on the female zebra finch promises new insights into how we judge the actions of others.
NIH New Innovator Award Goes to Columbia Neuroscientist Studying “Genius” Birds and Memory: $2.43 million grant will fund cutting-edge technologies and research positions aimed at deciphering what a memory looks like.
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