Grantee News

Babies babble squeals and growls in clustering patterns observable from birth through the first year, suggesting this active vocal exploration is important to speech development
University of Alabama (05/29/2024)
Researchers have located the brain network responsible for stuttering
University of Turku (Finland) (05/28/2024)
Is It a Sound of Music…or of Speech? Scientists Uncover How Our Brains Try to Tell the Difference
New York University (05/28/2024)
Detecting odors on the edge: Researchers decipher how insects smell more with less
University of California San Diego (05/20/2024)
Unique brain circuit is linked to Body Mass Index
Northwestern Medicine (05/17/2024)
Beating back bitter taste in medicine: Monell Center scientists discover that diabetes drug is partially effective as a bitter blocker
Monell Center (04/09/2024)
NYU researchers develop neural decoding that can give back lost speech
New York University (04/08/2024)
Brain recordings in people before surgery reveal how all minds plan what to say before speaking
New York University (03/19/2024)
How our brains' beta waves predict stuttering
New York University (02/15/2024)
Pitt researchers discovered a way to prevent hearing loss caused by loud noise
University of Pittsburgh (02/12/2024)
How emotions affect word retrieval in people with aphasia
Ohio State University (02/09/2024)
Odors may prompt certain brain cells to make decisions
University of Colorado Anschutz Medical Campus (02/06/2024)
Study discovers neurons in the human brain that can predict what we're going to say before we say it
Massachusetts General Hospital (02/02/2024)
Could a drug prevent hearing loss from loud music and aging?
University of California San Francisco (01/08/2024)
A trillion scents. One nose. Smell’s sensory magic emerges from intricate developmental mechanism that tailors each of nose’s sensory cells, mice studies suggest
Zuckerman Institute, Columbia University (12/20/2023)