A new study by Emil Uffelmann, Douglas Wightman and Danielle Posthuma (CTG) uses data from ±2.8 million individuals to study the genetics of Alzheimer’s disease. The study, published in Nature, offers new insights for understanding the disease and developing future treatments.
EEG research has produced many candidate biomarkers, yet most remain disconnected from clinical care. Arthur-Ervin Avramiea, Marina Diachenko, Hilgo Bruining, and Klaus Linkenkaer-Hansen received an NWO Open Technology Program grant to build an open-source platform accelerating the transition from modeling research to personalized treatment.
Recent work by the teams of Mark Verheijen and Michel van den Oever, published in Cell Reports, introduces a novel tool called Astro-GRASP to fluorescently label interaction between astrocyte processes and synapses on specific neuronal populations.
The CNCR focuses on the mechanistic understanding of gene function in the context of cognitive function.
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