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TOP NEWS
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MARCH 19, 2010
Over the past year, two scientists who have been at Janelia since its opening took on new roles as group leaders, and six new fellows were recruited to head their own research groups. More
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MARCH 14, 2010
A new software package promises to greatly speed up scientists' ability to assemble and manipulate extremely detailed microscope images. More
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DECEMBER 27, 2009
Janelia Farm scientists have borrowed a technique from the field of astronomy to overcome biology's equivalent of the twinkling of stars and the shimmering mirages in desert landscapes. More
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NOVEMBER 11, 2009
A new imaging tool lets researchers watch individual neurons in the brains of living animals light up as they work together to control the animal's behavior. More
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AUGUST 11, 2009
At the Howard Hughes Medical Institute's Janelia Farm Research Campus in Virginia, scientists are developing innovative new technologies and pursuing ambitious scientific questions. This summer, sixteen undergraduate students are part of that mission. More
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JUNE 8, 2009
New housing will support the recruitment of graduate students, postdoctoral researchers, and other scientists at the beginning of their careers. More
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JUNE 8, 2009
A new twist on a sophisticated light microscopy technique is enabling researchers to capture short videos of fast-moving cellular processes while delivering super high resolution images of whole cells. More
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APRIL 9, 2009
An international scientific challenge is being launched to speed development of new tools that accurately and automatically reconstruct the shape of brain cells from microscopy data. More
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FEBRUARY 2, 2009
The shapes of some of the tiniest cellular structures are coming into sharper focus at Janelia Farm, where scientists have developed a new imaging technology that produces the best three-dimensional resolution ever seen with an optical microscope. More
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JUNE 13, 2008
Researchers have identified a chemical messenger that helps different sites on individual neurons coordinate with one another. More
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MARCH 27, 2008
New studies provide a fresh view of the computational power of neurons. More
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DECEMBER 20, 2007
Even short bursts of activity in a few neurons can influence learning and decision making. More
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DECEMBER 4, 2007
Dr. Vijay K. Samalam joins Janelia Farm from the San Diego Supercomputer Center. More
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NOVEMBER 15, 2007
Janelia Farm is seeking up to 8 college students to pursue research projects with Janelia Farm scientists during Summer 2008. More
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MAY 18, 2007
In recognition of exceptional contributions to science, Gerald M. Rubin and Morgan Sheng have been elected to the Fellowship of the Royal Society. More
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APRIL 15, 2007
Researchers have devised a way to activate neurons in a living mouse by shining light on the surface of the animal's brain. The scientists who developed the new method believe it will change how researchers map the function of brain circuits in living animals. More
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SEPTEMBER 20, 2006
Top researchers from 28 countries report on their latest research into some of the world's toughest biomedical challenges. More
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SEPTEMBER 6, 2006
HHMI has recruited 10 additional scientists to head research laboratories at its Janelia Farm Research Campus. More
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SEPTEMBER 6, 2006
Brief bios and pictures of the new Janelia Farm group leaders and fellows. More
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SEPTEMBER 6, 2006
HHMI has launched a student recruitment campaign for its Janelia Farm Graduate Program, developed in partnership with the University of Chicago and the University of Cambridge. More
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SEPTEMBER 6, 2006
Building and
construction facts and figures, the team, and the scientific program. More
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SEPTEMBER 6, 2006
View the sweep and distinctive architectural features of the Landscape Building at Janelia Farm. More
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SEPTEMBER 6, 2006
Take a look inside the Landscape Building at Janelia Farm. More
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