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Have you used our open science resources to support your research or curriculum? We want to hear from you! Select stories will be featured and credited on our website and social media, and potentially in other formats.

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Have you used our open science resources to support your research or curriculum? We want to hear from you! Select stories will be featured and credited on our website and social media, and potentially in other formats.

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SciShots: amber waves of the brain

New video illustrates how neural activity in a mouse brain travels in aesthetically pleasing waves and spirals

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designing better weapons to fight prostate cancer

New study unlocks key insights that could help develop next-generation immunotherapies

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“computational crystal ball” helps predict cell behavior

New technology could lead to better treatments for cancer by allowing scientists to perform virtual experiments

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brain science

Mapping every cell, connection, and circuit in the brain—openly shared with the world.

cell science

Decoding how cells become tissues, then programming that knowledge into powerful new research tools.

neural dynamics

Revealing the brain's hidden algorithms that transform neural activity into real-world behavior.

immunology

Creating the deepest open reference for the healthy human immune system ever built.

synthetic biology

Engineering cells to record their own histories, transforming how we understand disease over time.

Brain Health

Accelerating human brain research and new therapeutic strategies for neurological conditions

research

Big questions, open answers, and science built to be shared.

education

Inspiring the next generation of scientists through open science resources.

impact

Our science is empowering researchers and advancing health worldwide.