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How can we bridge the dynamical systems (or physics) and machine learning (optimization) approaches to modeling the brain?
This question is raised by one of the TCCI Neurochat 2021 speakers. We are continuously collecting questions from young scientists all over the world. We will explore insightful answers with leading experts. Please pay attention to our website and WeChat platform (nextquestion)!
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How is energy consumption optimized in different spatial or temporal levels of the complex nervous system?
This question is raised by one of the TCCI Neurochat 2021 speakers. We are continuously collecting questions from young scientists all over the world. We will explore insightful answers with leading experts. Please pay attention to our website and WeChat platform (nextquestion)!
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Do psychotic individuals share similar hallucinatory and delusional content and process that are more of the nature of the disorder itself or are more experience dependent (i.e., individualized)? what and how do psychotic people think of us?
This question is raised by one of the TCCI Neurochat 2021 speakers. We are continuously collecting questions from young scientists all over the world. We will explore insightful answers with leading experts. Please pay attention to our website and WeChat platform (nextquestion)!
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TCCI® Sponsors Neurochat 2021
TCCI® Neurochat, an online conference focused on cognitive science for young Chinese scientists around the world, took place on May 28 and, during the three-day event, 18 Chinese scientists discussed research recent achievements in the field of cognitive science with thousands of attendees. The conference was voluntarily organized by young scientists and sponsored by Tianqiao […]
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Decoding the Association between Blood Pressure and Cognitive Impairment
Professor Yu Jintai, a researcher from the Neurology Department of Fudan University-affiliated Huashan Hospital and Tianqiao and Chrissy Chen Institute (TCCI®) Investigator, revealed an association between blood pressure and the risk of cognitive impairment and dementia through a large-scale, five-year cohort study in partnership with a research team led by Professor Tan Lan from the […]
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TCCI® Investigator Tao Hu Wins Outstanding Contribution Award
On May 25, Tao Hu, Deputy Director and Researcher at Shanghai Institute of Microsystem and Information Technology under the Chinese Academy of Sciences and Investigator at the Tianqiao and Chrissy Chen Institute, won an Outstanding Contribution Award for Young Scientists in Shanghai. Hu has been long been devoted to researching on new micro […]
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TCCI® and Tencent Games Jointly Launch First Brain Cognition Training Game
On May 16, Tianqiao and Chrissy Chen Institute (TCCI®) announced Pavlov: Brain’it on, its first brain cognition training game jointly developed with Tencent Games. It is expected to go live within this year. The game is designed to improve the cognitive ability of teenagers. It consists of dozens of mini games that have different […]
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Caltech Announces Diversity and Inclusion Award Recipients
The Tianqiao and Chrissy Chen Institute for Neuroscience at Caltech announced the recipients of this year’s Chen Institute Diversity and Inclusion Awards. These awards, for graduate students and postdoctoral scholars in neuroscience at Caltech, are intended to recognize active individuals for the uncompensated time and effort they are dedicating to achieve diversity and inclusion at […]
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Hungry Fruit Flies are Extreme Ultramarathon Fliers
In 2005, an ultramarathon runner ran continuously 560 kilometers (350 miles) in 80 hours, without sleeping or stopping. This distance was roughly 324,000 times the runner’s body length. Caltech scientists have discovered that fruit flies can fly up to 15 kilometers (9 miles) in a single journey—6 million times their body length, or the equivalent […]
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Reading Minds with Ultrasound: A Less-Invasive Technique to Decode the Brain’s Intentions
Mapping neural activity to corresponding behaviors is a major goal for neuroscientists developing brain–machine interfaces (BMIs): devices that read and interpret brain activity and transmit instructions to a computer or machine. Though this may seem like science fiction, existing BMIs can, for example, connect a paralyzed person with a robotic arm; the device interprets the […]