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Massive genetic study reveals new Alzheimer’s risk genes, linking immune system dysfunction to brain degeneration—offering hope for earlier detection, better treatments, and deeper understanding of disease mechanisms.

A polymer nanogel crossed into the brain, lowered one protein in support cells, and produced working neurons plus better memory in mice.

Researchers develop a synthetic tau protein fragment to mimic prion-like behavior in Alzheimer’s and other neurodegenerative diseases.

Alzheimer’s isn’t just failing neurons it’s the brain’s immune guards losing their identity. New research reveals epigenome erosion turns protectors into bystanders, erasing who we are.

Cortex-wide activity recording without any head fixation, tethering, or attachment

Potential for developing new drugs; open-access code on Github

NIH-funded atlas characterizes more than 32 million cells across the mouse brain and their connectivity—next big step: revolutionize neuroscience research