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TOMORROW - join our Reddit AMA with neuroscientists Hongkui Zeng and Ed Lein! Kick off #BrainWeek by asking your burning questions about brain mapping and brain diseases. 📆 Mar. 11, 2:30-4:30pm Pacific 📍r/AskScience: reddit.com/r/askscience/ 🔗 More: alleninstitute.org/events/ask-me-…

It was an honor to join brilliant minds from Allen Institute, Chan Zuckerberg Initiative, and WashingtonUniversity to celebrate #SeaSynBio and this cross-institutional effort to deliver new insights and technologies to record the history of cells over time.

Explore the complexity of the first complete cellular map of the adult mouse brain in our new interactive, multimedia article: alleninstitute.org/news/unravelin…

A view from Walter J. Koroshetz , Dr. Walter Koroshetz, on the importance of the BrainInitiative for understanding and treating brain disorders: BRAIN at 10: A View from the National Institute for Neurological Disorders and Stroke braininitiative.nih.gov/news-events/bl… #NINDS

"A colorful mosaic that maps the positions and roles of cells in the mouse brain offers insights into its functional complexities." ✍️ Laura Tran for The Scientist the-scientist.com/a-cell-by-cell…

We are entering the 7th year of our Next Generation Leaders (NGL) program! I have constantly been amazed by these NGLs - they are not only brilliant, creative scientists but also incredibly kind and genuine human being. Treasure the lasting bond with them! Hope you will join us!

We're excited to announce our two keynote speakers this year! We're thrilled to have both Daphne Koller of insitro and Hongkui Zeng of Allen Institute delivering keynote talks at SBI2 2024! Stay tuned for registration and abstract submission details!

Vision plays a key role in the developing human brain. 👀🧠 New nature study finds that a loss of sight led to major reorganization of brain cell types within the visual regions and across half of cortex. alleninstitute.org/news/how-visio…

To everyone who has been shocked and depressed by the staggering 40% cut to the BRAIN Initiative: we have a voice! Outside Witness Testimony (aka written testimony) for the FY 2025 appropriations cycle is ongoing. Deadline for the House side is Friday May 3 and the Senate side

“The brain’s complexity and diversity surprised us,” recalled Hongkui Zeng Allen Institute. She and a network of researchers charted a colorful cellular map of the mouse brain, shedding light onto thousands of cell types and their intricate connections. bit.ly/3POO3wJ

Thanks National Academy of Sciences for highlighting the open science we do at Allen Institute that has transformed neuroscience research and discovery!

Looking forward to welcoming renowned neurologist and neuroscientist @luscherc to the Allen Institute! If you are in the Seattle area, I hope you will join me on July 31, 5pm for what will be an illuminating presentation on the neuroscience of fentanyl addiction.

Have you used Allen Institute datasets, atlases, protocols, mouse lines, and other #OpenScience resources in your research or classroom? Tell us about it! Share your story at bit.ly/opensciencesto…. Select stories will be shared on our social media channels in #OpenScienceWeek.

The BRAIN Initiative has driven unprecedented progress in neuroscience, but a 40% funding cut threatens this momentum. Restoring funding would help solve more mysteries of the brain and developing life-changing treatments. #studyBRAIN nature.com/articles/s4159…

Hallmarks of brain aging from a comprehensive single-cell sequencing of 1.2 million cells Specific cell-type pattern, role of immune response, inflammation, and a potential hypothalamus (near 3rd ventricle) hot spot for aging nature.com/articles/s4158… nature Allen Institute

Brain-wide cell-type-specific transcriptomic signatures of healthy ageing in mice nature.com/articles/s4158… Hongkui Zeng nature Bosiljka Tasic

Excited to share our single-cell study on aging mouse brain published in Nature today! We found an aging hotspot in specific hypothalamic cell types involved in energy homeostasis, which show both decreased neuronal function and increased immune responses. doi.org/10.1038/s41586…

We can't stop aging, but can we slow it down? 🎧 Torah Kachur discusses our recently published aging mouse brain research examining cell types & brain regions involved with aging with Hongkui Zeng on CBC Radio Active. This research could help scientists target effects of aging.

It was a great pleasure to discuss why and how to study cell types in the human brain on The Transmitter.

Scientists at Allen Institute for Brain Science led the efforts in generating the largest electron microscopy volume of the brain ever and reconstructing the beautifully intricate wiring diagram of the mouse visual cortex. Congratulations to team for this spectacular achievement!