
NULL
News
Explore All News
Sort by:
Key players in brain aging: New research identifies age-related damage on a cellular level
Jan 1, 2025
Read MoreAllen Institute announces 2024 Next Generation Leaders
Dec 19, 2024
Fostering collaboration and innovation from emerging leaders in bioscience
Read MoreAllen Institute names Julie Harris, Ph.D., as new Vice President of The Paul G. Allen Frontiers Group
Dec 17, 2024
Harris is a leader in non-profit, biotech and academic science sectors with a passion for accelerating early discovery efforts in service of human...
Read MoreAllen Institute CFO Marjorie Thomas Announces Retirement
Dec 10, 2024
Thomas has served as the Institute’s CFO since May 2017
Read MoreCanadian Ph.D. student, Sam Mestern, wins first MapMySpikes challenge
Dec 9, 2024
The Allen Institute for Brain Science’s MapMySpikes challenge aimed to address a key challenge in neuroscience by making connections between...
Read MoreThe Paul G. Allen Family Foundation Awards $9 Million to new Allen Distinguished Investigators
Dec 3, 2024
Research funding will support six projects focused on how organelles within the cell communicate and cellular membrane form, function, and behavior.
Read MoreNew study traces Alzheimer’s ‘pathology clock’ at unprecedented cellular resolution
Oct 14, 2024
Scientists map Alzheimer’s advance at fine cellular level and identify some of the first neurons lost to disease, providing potential targets for...
Read MoreGlobal effort to map the human brain releases first data
Oct 1, 2024
The BICAN Rapid Release Inventory provides early access to comprehensive single-cell data, aiming to accelerate brain research.
Read MoreSummer Workshop on the Dynamic Brain: Ten years of collaboration and community
Sep 24, 2024
A two-week summer camp for neuroscience students building bridges, surfacing insights, and teaching cutting-edge computational methods
Read MoreNew AI method sheds light on brain cell diversity
Sep 23, 2024
Researchers develop a machine learning approach to classify brain cells more precisely, which could aid studies into their role in health and disease.
Read More