Speaker : Francisco QUINTANA, Brigham and women's hospital harvard medical school."Regulation of the Immune Response in the Central Nervous System by Astrocytes"

Speaker : Francisco QUINTANA, Brigham and women's hospital harvard medical school."Regulation of the Immune Response in the Central Nervous System by Astrocytes"

Neuroscientists probing the boundary between sleep and awareness are finding many types of liminal states, which help explain the sleep disorders that can result when sleep transitions go wrong.

Speaker : Martin DICHGANS, LMU Klinikum Institut fur Schlaganfall und Demenzforschung ( ISD )"Cerebral small vessel disease: genomics to mechanistic understanding" 

Speaker : Martin DICHGANS, LMU Klinikum Institut fur Schlaganfall und Demenzforschung ( ISD )"Cerebral small vessel disease: genomics to mechanistic understanding" 

Joins us for an exciting seminar where you will hear about several use cases of the Visium and Xenium spatial platforms, including various applications in neurobiology and diseases.The vast complexities of neurobiology require approaches to build a complete picture, starting from single cells to tissues and beyond. We will review single cell, spatial, and in situ innovative spatial transcriptomics that fuel scientific discoveries and drive exponential progress. Unravel highly complex biological systems, while bringing into focus the details that matter most.

Les médecins prennent chaque jour des décisions complexes dans un contexte de stress, de fatigue et d’incertitude. Dans ce contexte, comment les médecins peuvent-ils évaluer la fiabilité de leurs prop...

Speaker : Aleksandra PEKOWSKA, nicky institute of experimental biology"Ctcf-anchored chromatin topology in the development and evolution of the central nervous system" 

On October 14, 2025, Paris Brain Institute America (PBIA) held its 3rd annual dinner in New York. PBIA, Paris Brain Institute’s sister organization, is chaired by Martine Assouline, joint president of the Paris Brain Institute Friends Committee. This important event brought together members of the philanthropic and scientific communities who are committed to supporting research to fight neurological and brain diseases.

The anomalies underlying neurodegenerative diseases may arise during development—decades before the first symptoms appear. This hypothesis is gaining traction thanks to a new study published in Nature Communications. According to researchers from the Paris Brain Institute, the quality of mitochondria—the cell’s energy powerhouses—is tightly regulated by a specific genetic program that shapes neuronal circuits and, in the long term, determines brain health.

Speaker : Aleksandra PEKOWSKA, nicky institute of experimental biology"Ctcf-anchored chromatin topology in the development and evolution of the central nervous system" 

Paris Brain Institute announces Serge Weinberg’s election as President of its Board of Directors. He succeeds Gérard Saillant, our Founding President, who becomes Honorary President after fifteen years of dedicated service to the Institute.