McGovern Institute
The McGovern Institute for Brain Research is a community of MIT neuroscientists committed to meeting two of the greatest challenges of modern science: understanding how the brain works and discovering new ways to prevent or treat brain disorders. Our scientists are pushing forward the frontiers of technology to understand how the brain learns, remembers, and perceives the world. They are discovering how these functions are disrupted by disease, and finding new approaches to treating disease. They are even using this understanding of the brain to develop and improve neural networks.
The McGovern Institute was established in 2000 by technology entrepreneur Lore Harp McGovern and the late Patrick J. McGovern, former chairman of International Data Group (IDG). The McGovern Institute has grown from six founding faculty members to more than 20 distinguished investigators including one Nobel laureate and seven members of the National Academy of Sciences.
Shared 3 months ago
323 views
Shared 8 months ago
58 views
Shared 8 months ago
96 views
Shared 8 months ago
73 views
Shared 8 months ago
187 views
Shared 8 months ago
80 views
Shared 8 months ago
52 views
Shared 8 months ago
210 views
Shared 8 months ago
127 views
Shared 8 months ago
601 views
Shared 8 months ago
47 views
Shared 8 months ago
44 views
Shared 8 months ago
55 views
Shared 8 months ago
382 views
Shared 8 months ago
173 views
Shared 10 months ago
106 views
Shared 10 months ago
279 views
Shared 10 months ago
184 views
Shared 10 months ago
568 views
Shared 1 year ago
300 views
Shared 2 years ago
300 views
Shared 2 years ago
720 views
Shared 2 years ago
292 views
Shared 2 years ago
666 views
Shared 2 years ago
745 views
Shared 2 years ago
1.7K views
Shared 2 years ago
2.8K views
Shared 2 years ago
8.4K views
Shared 3 years ago
4.1K views
Shared 3 years ago
1.1K views
Shared 3 years ago
1.2K views
Shared 4 years ago
1.3K views