NTP News
NTP Faculty Ozioma Okonkwo talks about which exercise is best for the brain in the New York Times!
The New York Times talks to NTP Faculty Barbara Bendlin on how poor sleep may be tied to an increased Alzheimer’s risk!
NTP Faculty Chiara Cirelli talks about the difference between sleep and rest, the impact of sleep on memory, different sleeping habits, and the ties between nutrition and sleep
Check out this podcast where NTP Faculty Chiara Cirelli talks about the difference between sleep and rest, the impact of sleep on memory, different sleeping habits, and the ties between nutrition and sleep. She also …
NTP faculty member, Kris Saha and colleagues at UW-Madison are using machine learning to identify individuals with genetic conditions
Congrats to NTP students Edwin Suarez-Zayas and Taylor keding on receiving a 2017 NSF Graduate Research Fellowship!
Congrats to Jon Audhya on receiving a 2017 Romnes Faculty Fellowship!
Romnes awards recognize exceptional faculty members who have earned tenure within the last six years. The awards are supported by the Wisconsin Alumni Research Foundation (WARF). The award is named for the late H.I. Romnes, …
Ashton lab working to grow spinal tissue in the lab
“The complexity of the central nervous system exists because specific circuits have to form over very long distances. If any part of a circuit goes awry, you lose function,” Ashton explains. “The biggest open question …