Microscopy
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Vanderbilt researchers find evidence that the hunger hormone leptin can direct neural development in a leptin receptor–independent manner
Researchers from the lab of Richard Simerly have uncovered the first example of activity-dependent development of hypothalamic neural circuitry. The work also suggests a novel role for the hunger hormone leptin in specifying the development of neural circuits involved in autonomic regulation and food intake. Read MoreNov. 25, 2024
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Watson, Hayes, Koory win Cell Imaging Shared Resource Life is Beautiful Image Contest
Three biomedical research students win the inaugural Life is Beautiful Image Contest for their stunning scientific images. Read MoreAug. 5, 2024
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Life is Beautiful Image Contest launched by Cell Imaging Shared Resource
The Cell Imaging Shared Resource launches an image contest to highlight the stunning scientific images captured with CISR instruments. Cash prizes will be awarded to winning submissions. Read MoreMay. 13, 2024
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Jay Jerome honored by Microscopy Society of America
Jerome is the 2024 recipient of the Distinguished Scientist Award, which honors “preeminent senior scientists for a long-standing record of achievement in the field of microscopy and microanalysis.” Read MoreMar. 26, 2024
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Cell and Developmental Biology pushes the limits of cancer research
If you had visited Vanderbilt nearly a century ago searching for cellular research, you would have found yourself in the Department of Anatomy. Established in 1925, the Department of Anatomy gave way to the Department of Cell Biology before taking on its current moniker—Cell and Developmental Biology—in 2001. Read MoreMar. 7, 2024