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Aphasia Robs Millions of Communication. Boston University Is Helping Them Regain Their Voice. Read our recent article with The Brink detailing our impact: bu.edu/articles/2025/…

The Center of Brain Recovery would like to sincerely thank you for all of your support this Giving Day. If you missed your opportunity to donate on Giving Day and would still like to support our mission, visit the “Support our Work” page on our website. bu.edu/cbr/about/how-…

Yesterday our own Prof. Kamal Sen gave a great talk on “Cortical Circuits Underlying Complex Scene Analysis.” The seminar was jointly organized by Center for Systems Neuroscience, Boston University and BU_Neurophotonics. Thanks to Prof. David Boas (David Boas) for hosting!

Researcher discusses CDC findings that autism rates have increased in kids! one.npr.org/i/nx-s1-536669…

BRAINBOW BULLETIN: Profiles Boston University Biomedical Engineering Chair John White, whose work combines cutting-edge techniques to study how brain cells function together, and spotlights Prof. Wilson Wong’s recent @AIMBE Fellowship. READ>> mailchi.mp/bu/brainbow-5-… SUBSCRIBE!>>bu.edu/kilachandcente…

Enjoyed seeing everyone at the Spring Hippocampus meeting! Including ⁦Eleonora Lomi⁩ Colin Lever @neilburgess10 ⁦Steve Poulter⁩

The deadline to submit Abstracts, apply for Trainee Travel Awards, and purchase Early Bird Registration tickets for the 2025 Neuroscience of the Everyday World Conference has been extended to June 9th! Visit the N.E.W. Conference website for more details: bit.ly/4iOf0w8

A BU team has begun to disentangle cognitive and motor processes, with implications in the near term for the research community and in the long term for people with neurological conditions. spr.ly/60114BvhR

Happening soon in CILSE!!

Congratulations to BU’s Robert Stern, PhD, for receiving the 2025 Leon Thal Award, honoring his research into early warning signs in brain diseases such as Alzheimer’s Disease and CTE: bit.ly/4l3LJ2p

With an award from the Hartwell Foundation, BU's Samagya Banskota and colleagues are working on a novel method of developing treatments for “rare” genetic diseases that, taken together, affect millions of people. spr.ly/60134PtAB

BRAINBOW BULLETIN: Profiles Prof. John Ngo, whose lab develops tools to study and reprogram cells at the molecular level; spotlights a new technique using generative AI to design RNA from Prof. Alex Green. READ>> mailchi.mp/bu/brainbow-6-… SUBSCRIBE!>>bu.edu/kilachandcente…

Check out our Nature Biotechnology paper introducing Cyber-Secure Biological Systems and the Living Roadmap website: programmingbiology.org/csbs Contribute to the Living Roadmap with your published work: programmingbiology.org/submit-paper Boston University CIDAR Lab #syntheticbiology #integratedcircuits

Another great turnout for the Kilachand Center, Boston University Community Barbecue! Fortunate that we always get such good weather for these!

SCIENTIST PROFILE: Prof. John Ngo, explains the tools his lab develops to study and reprogram cells at the molecular level, and shares how a childhood fascination with seashells helped put him on a path toward becoming a biologist and bioengineer. READ>> bu.edu/kilachandcente…

There is still time! Submit your paper on #Cross-linguistic and #multicultural perspectives on #assessment and #treatment for aphasia for Aphasiology! think.taylorandfrancis.com/special_issues…

Join us Monday, July 14th from 4:00 pm to 5:00 pm EST for a talk by Jennifer Mack, Assistant Professor in the Department of Speech, Language and Hearing Sciences and Neuroscience and Behavior Graduate Program at UMass Amherst. Register now at bit.ly/3GAlWA8

New pub from Rabia Tugce Yazicigil's lab!

Continuing on our AI work for #Alzheimer's, in a paper just published we show how a trail making drawing test processed by AI can assess cognitive decline (tinyurl.com/2pkn2kp2). Joint with Framingham Heart Study and students at Hariri Institute for Computing, Boston University and Boston University.

We traveled to DC to talk to Congressional Staffers about the impact of NIH NIBIB funding. It enables us to develop synthetic biology tools to advance cell & genetic medicines for patients in need. REPOST to deliver the message that SCIENCE saves lives & makes America great!