Congratulations to BREATHE T32 mentors Drs. Ramon Sun and Matthew Gentry, along with the talented trainees who contributed to this important new study published in Nature Metabolism! Their groundbreaking work reveals a link between glucosamine and accelerated Alzheimer’s progression, highlighting the power of collaborative, BREATHE-supported research to advance our understanding…
Thursday, July 10, at 9 am, the NMPT and BREATHE Training Programs hosted NeuroNines featuring Harrison Clarke, Kinyata Cooper, and Lexi Riley-DiPaolo. View the full schedule here.
BREATHE T32 predoc, Harrison Clarke, recently published in Nature Communications. This paper introduces a framework to test whether AI systems can rapidly self-improve and develop unexpected advanced abilities on their own. By proposing new benchmark tasks and evaluation criteria, Clarke aims to clarify how to distinguish genuine autonomous improvement from…
In a new paper, McKnight Brain Institute researchers show capability of a next-generation method to peer into tiny molecules in the brain made by metabolism, the chemical processes that break down food, drugs or chemicals. To do so, the interdisciplinary team of biochemists, neuroscientists and biostatisticians combined state-of-the-art imaging with…
