Tag: Del Monte Institute for Neuroscience

How do humans solve the "cocktail party problem" through selective listening? And what happens when someone's brain can't cut out the clutter? These are the questions that a few biomedical ...

Emily Isenstein, a student in the Medical Scientist Training Program at URMC, is the 2019 recipient of the Child Neurology Foundation Neurodevelopmental Disabilities (NDD) Summer Research Scholarship.

This summer, Manuel Gomez-Ramirez arrived from Brown University to join UR as an assistant professor in the Departments of Brain and Cognitive Sciences and Neuroscience.

URMC graduate student studies fear in nonhuman primates.

URMC researchers have compiled decades of patient data and developed a highly sensitive rating scale that has provided a detailed picture of Batten disease.

The most common causes of hearing loss — age and excessive noise — have different effects on sound processing in the ear, reports a new study in The Journal of Neuroscience.

Very little is known about how the onset of puberty is controlled in humans, but the discovery of a new gene in the roundworm C. elegans could be the "missing link" that determines when it's time to ...

CHeT's Erika Augustine and Ray Dorsey on using tech to transform neurological research.

Get to know new assistant professor Paul Geha, M.D.

MSTP student Uday Chockanathan's work gets published in Computers in Biology and Medicine