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Diane Nelson, a tardigrade researcher who works in Great Smoky Mountains National Park, used a scanning microscope to take this 3-D image of a tardigrade. (Image credit: NPS/Diane Nelson)

Time for Tardigrades | The Grass Foundation Blog

June 17, 2025

Axolotl in the Karen Echeverri Lab. Credit Christian Selden

Central Command: Injury to Axolotl Tail Activates Distant Neurons in Brain, Promoting Regeneration

May 20, 2025

EE Just and Whitman Fellow Sally Seraphin stands with her arms crossed in front of a waterbody on a sunny day.

"Take Five" with E.E. Just and Whitman Fellow Sally Seraphin

February 12, 2025

squid

Squid Game 1: Excitation in the Archive | The Royal Society Blog

February 4, 2025

Photo caption: An electrophysiology rig and microscope in the 2024 Neural Systems and Behavior course: Credit: Dee Sullivan

Why Practical Summer Courses In Neuroscience Matter | The Transmitter

January 16, 2025

Northern Lights over Eel Pond.

2024: A Year of Discovery at С��Ƶ

December 31, 2024

An axolotl in the Karen Echeverri lab at С��Ƶ. Axolotls are excellent research organisms for studying regeneration and wound healing. Credit: Christian Selden

The Non-Model Organism “Renaissance” has Arrived | The Transmitter

December 31, 2024

Longfin Squid (Loligo pealei). Credit: Tom Kleindinst

Scientists Study Squid to Develop Disease Treatments and Opioid Alternatives | NPR/WCAI

December 10, 2024

neuron illustration

Controversial Study Redraws Classical Picture of the Neuron | Science

December 3, 2024