A fun time was had at Tulane WaveWeekend Homecoming! Great pic of our seniors Shanae Ventor, Abigail Stobin and Avery Burke alongside Dr. Beth Wee. #RollWave @tulanesse.bsky.social

Congratulations to Ben Pethe, a senior Neuroscience major working in Dr. Jill Daniel's research lab! Ben won a travel aaward from @nurhopsi.bsky.social to attend the 2025 Society for Neuroscience annual conference in San Diego, CA! Keep up the great work, Ben! nurhopsi.org/2025/11/16/c...

Congratulations to Dr. Abby Spencer, MD (NC ’98), a proud Tulane Neuroscience alumnae, on being awarded the 2025 Newcomb Alumnae Association Community Service Award. Her work makes a real difference, and we’re proud to celebrate her! #womeninstem #neuroscience @tulanesse.bsky.social

Congratulations to Dr. Matthew Dalva, Phyllis M. Taylor Presidential Chair and Director of Tulane Brain Institute, and his team on identifying a new pain-signaling switch. A solid step toward safer pain treatments. 👏🧠 #Tulane #neuroscience @tulanesse.bsky.social news.tulane.edu/pr/tulane-sc...

Congratulations to the 2025 SfN award & prize recipients! Their dedication to advancing the understanding of the brain paves the way for future discoveries. SfN looks forward to celebrating their achievements at #SfN25. Learn about the recipients. 🔗 vist.ly/4cni8 #neurosky

Today, we hosted an Imaris Image Analysis Workshop, presented by Taylor Smith from Imaris, in collaboration w/the Tulane Brain Institute Imaging Core. Thank you to Taylor Smith & the Brain Institute Imaging Core for supporting our researchers with another successful workshop. 🎃 Happy Halloween!

Please join us for the upcoming Brain Institute Seminar, featuring Brad Duchaine, Ph.D., who will present “Face distortions as a window into face perception" on Wednesday, November 5 at 4:00PM in Jones Hall Room 102. #neuroscience

We hope you'll join us for our next Brain Institute Seminar by Dr. Alex Kwan from Cornell University, who will be visiting to share his work on: "Making synapses with psychedelics"

Preparing tomorrow’s visit to @tulanebrain.bsky.social @tulaneu.bsky.social by grabbing a muphuletta 😀 #NewOrleans

We hope you'll join us for our next Brain Institute Seminar by Dr. Alex Kwan from Cornell University, who will be visiting to share his work on: "Making synapses with psychedelics"

We are pleased to invite you to the latest Brain Institute seminar by Jose Felix Moruno Machon, Ph.D. His talk will take place next Wednesday, October 22 at 4:00PM in Jones Hall room 102, on the uptown campus.

We are proud to announce the recipients of the 2025 research awards, which support bold, early-stage neuroscience projects across the university. Funded through the generosity of the Priddy Family, the Panetta Family, and the Director’s Fund of the Brain Institute. #neursocienceresearch

Hope you can join us next Wednesday for the Brain Institute's talk by Dr. Monica Santisteban. #SSE #Neuroscience #pharmacology

You are invited to join us Wednesday, October 8 at 4:00 PM in Jones Hall Room 102 for a talk by Dr. Charles Nichols. Don’t miss this opportunity to hear from a world-renowned expert in psychedelic research. Come be part of a dynamic, thought-provoking conversation you won’t want to miss!

Big news from Tulane Brain Institute! IMARIS for Neuroscientists is now live at the Imaging Core workstation in 200 Flower Hall. Yesterday’s workshop showcased its powerful 3D/4D tools for neuron tracing, glial tracking, plaque detection & more. Come explore! #NeuroTech #IMARIS

Dr. Carie Boychuk of the University of Missouri will be our Brain Institute Seminar speaker tomorrow, 10/01 at 4:00pm. Join us at our downtown campus for what promises to be an engaging talk!

Dr. Sharon DeMorrow of UT-Austin will be our Brain Institute Guest Speaker tomorrow. Join us downtown Tulane University School of Medicine in Room 4150!

Next Wed (9/17) | 4 PM | Jones 102: Dr. Selin Zeytinoglu on ‘Social & neurobehavioral pathways to adolescent social anxiety.’ Join us!

Join us next Wednesday, September 10 at 4pm for our next talk in our Brain Institute Seminar Series. Tulane Assistant Professor Dr. Catherine Weindel will speak on: "The Parkinson's Disease protein LRRK2 regulates innate immune homeostasis in the brain and periphery." See you in Jones Hall room 102!

Join us next Wednesday, September 10 at 4pm for our next talk in our Brain Institute Seminar Series. Tulane Assistant Professor Dr. Catherine Weindel will speak on: "The Parkinson's Disease protein LRRK2 regulates innate immune homeostasis in the brain and periphery." See you in Jones Hall room 102!