Recent publication in Nature Neuroscience challenging the long-held dogma that oxytocin acts exclusively on neurons. This work highlights astrocytes as […]
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The Center for Neuroinflammation and Cardiometabolic Diseases would like to welcome Dr. Jessica Bolton, Ph.D., who will join GSU in […]
CNCD Core Member, Dr. Anne Murphy and lab featured in Nature article.
The Center for Neuroinflammation and Cardiometabolic Diseases, a top-level research center focused on inflammation in the brain and how it may contribute to a number of serious health conditions, has been created at Georgia State University.
In a recently published work in the Journal of Physiology, Professor Mike Ludwig and team of international colleagues discovered a new intrinsic vasopressin system within the eye that projects to our biological clock, the suprachiasmatic nucleus (SCN), being a major player in light-evoked physiological and behavioral rhythms.
Dr. Javier Stern, a distinguished researcher in autonomic and neuroendocrine neuroscience, with a particular focus on neuro-inflammation, has been named a faculty member in Georgia State University’s Neuroscience Institute.
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