This week at 100 College: In collaboration with @pebyale.bsky.social, WTI presents the 2026 Undergraduate Poster Symposium on Thursday, July 23 from 9-11a. Faculty, students + trainees are encouraged to attend! Learn more: wti.yale.edu/event/2026-0... #KnowTogether #ScienceAtYale

🎉Save the date! Black In Neuro Week 2026 is July 27–Aug 2. We're celebrating our 6th annual BIN Week with returning favorites like #NeuroRacism, #NeuroAcrossTheDiaspora, and #BINRollCall plus a brand new theme: #BlackInTime. ✨ 🧠 #BINW26 #AReimaginedFuture

So honored for this award and thrilled to have support to deepen our work on the neural basis of predictive immune regulation! @yaleneuro.bsky.social

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Congratulations to Emilia Favuzzi, Ph.D., recipient of a 2026 Klingenstein Fellowship Award in Neuroscience for the project, "Neural Basis of Predictive Regulation of Immune Function." @emiliafavuzzi.bsky.social www.favuzzilab.com

Yale researchers have developed a new kind of brain-computer interface that lets humans play video games directly with their brains, with potential benefits far beyond making your controller obsolete. Learn how they did it — and why. @wutsaiyale.bsky.social

A brain-computer interface that works with, not against, the brain

Yale researchers have developed a new kind of brain-computer interface that lets humans play video games directly with their brains, with potential benefits far beyond making your controller obsolete.

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Complexity in the brain may begin with surprisingly simple patterns. In a new Yale study, physicist Christopher Lynn examined individual neurons and found that, despite their complexity, their behavior may follow simpler patterns than expected. Learn more: bit.ly/4dZvgeA

Join us on Monday, June 8, to learn about the progress the 2025 @kavliatyale.bsky.social Awardees have made on their Kavli-funded research projects 🧠. Open to all Yale affiliates. 🧬 @zhenlei.bsky.social 🖥️ @clionamurray.com 🔡 @jivr.bsky.social 🦠

This week at 100 College Street: Thursday, June 4 | 4:30 - 5:30 pm WTI Artist-in-Residence: Serena Scapagnini Saliency, La Memoria Cangiante 🔗 wti.yale.edu/event/2026-0... Events are open to the Yale community. #KnowTogether

Thursday at 100 College: 5.21 | WTI Special Seminar: Misha Ahrens, “Whole-brain and whole-body computation for behavior and physiology” 🔗 wti.yale.edu/event/2026-0... Open to the Yale community. #KnowTogether

🧠 This week at 100 College: Tuesday, 5.12 | WTI Special Seminar: Stephan Saalfeld, "Learning interpretable models of complex dynamical systems with graph neural networks" wti.yale.edu/event/2026-0...

Improving AI may depend on finding what others overlook. For Yale computer scientist Yuejie Chi, that means identifying subtle signals hidden in vast amounts of data. In a Q&A, she explains how this work can help AI systems perform more complex tasks.

Want to improve AI? Look for the helpful data hidden in plain sight

In a Q&A, Yale data scientist Yuejie Chi discusses her ongoing research into making AI more efficient.

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Music may play a bigger role in how we connect than we realize. A Yale study finds that listening to simple chord progressions during personal interactions increases brain activity linked to social connection, suggesting music may help us better understand and bond with one another.

Striking a chord: How music primes our minds for connection

Listening to simple chord progressions during personal interactions boosts brain activity linked to social connection, a Yale study finds, offering new evidence that music may strengthen how we understand -- and bond with -- one another.

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📣 First-year Yale PhD students: Applications close TOMORROW, APRIL 16, for WTI's Graduate Certificate in Brains, Minds + Machines! Info: wti.yale.edu/initiatives/... Apply: yalesurvey.ca1.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_... #KnowTogether

🪩 This week at 100 College: Thursday, 4.9 | WTI Inspiring Speaker: Vivek Jayaraman Circuits for fast learning in navigation 🔗 wti.yale.edu/event/2026-0... View more upcoming events at wti.yale.edu/events. Open to the Yale community! #KnowTogether #ScienceAtYale

Applications are now open for WTI's Graduate Certificate in Brains, Minds, and Machines! Open to first-year Yale PhD students. Learn more: wti.yale.edu/initiatives/graduate-certificate 📅 Deadline: April 16, 2026 🚀 Cohort begins Fall 2026 #KnowTogether

WTI's research facility, BrainWorks, has launched two social media channels to take a closer look at its welcoming environment, state-of-the-art tools, and community outreach. Follow along on: Instagram: www.instagram.com/brainworksyale Facebook: www.facebook.com/brainworksyale #KnowTogether

Thanks to the folks at @wutsaiyale.bsky.social for hosting us. It was a pleasure to meet with the Yale neuroscience community at the institute to talk about how we cover the field and the resources we offer online. #neuroskyence

So cool to have @melaniemitchell.bsky.social with us as our @wutsaiyale.bsky.social Inspiring Speaker!

🚨 Keynote announcement: Joe Tsai '86, '90 J.D. — co-founder & chairman of Alibaba — is coming to the 2026 Yale Innovation Summit (May 27–28, New Haven). On AI, he's making the case to focus less on benchmarks and more on real-world impact. Don't miss it. ventures.yale.edu/news/alibaba...

✨ Monday at 100 College: WTI Symposium: Computation and Cognition 3.2 | 9a - 12:35p | Rm 1116 🔗 wti.yale.edu/event/2026-03/symposium Events are open to the Yale community! #KnowTogether

Neuroscientist @clionamurray.com knows the power of community. Murray explains how @blackinneuro.bsky.social expanded from its humble beginnings as a Slack channel to connect Black neuroscientists across the diaspora. By @alainaglevine.bsky.social #neuroskyence

What an inspiring talk! @wutsaiyale.bsky.social @denisejcai.bsky.social telling us about engrams, stability, and drift - as well as how to make new technology, collectively, and for the community

TODAY at 100 College: Monday, 2.9 | 4p | Rm 180A Current Works in Human Neuroscience: Clara Sava-Segal, "Cognitive and neural mechanisms underlying the subjective interpretation of complex experiences" Learn more: wti.yale.edu/events Events are open to the Yale community. #KnowTogether

Ever notice how unfinished tasks are hard to stop thinking about? A new Yale study shows that the brain gives open tasks extra priority, helping explain why they stick with us and shape our focus and motivation. #Yale

Why leaving things unfinished messes with your mind

A new Yale study explains the connection between visual memory and why that unchecked to-do list haunts you.

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This week at 100 College: Thursday, 1.29 | 9:15a - 12:30p WTI Postdoctoral Symposium Join us for a morning of outstanding research spanning experimental, computational + theoretical approaches to cognition. 🔗 wti.yale.edu/event/2026-01/postdoc-symposium Open to the Yale community! #KnowTogether

Winter in the Elm City ❄️ Swipe through some snowy scenes from this weekend's storm. #Yale

Introduction to HPC on Yale's Clusters Hands-on Workshop: Thursday, January 22nd, 9am -12pm This workshop will introduce new users to the HPC resources available at Yale. nam12.safelinks.protection.outlook.com?url=http%3A%...

YCRC Introduction to HPC Hands-On Workshop Thursday, Jan 22, 9am-12pm

In order to participate in this training, you need an account on one of Yale's clusters. If you do not currently have an account, please request an account and register for this workshop once your acc...

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Curiosity is leading researchers in surprising new directions. In the newest Insights & Outcomes column, #Yale scientists: ◾ Revisit a distant mass extinction to understand our world today ◾ Uncover hidden brain networks that shape behavior ◾ Test how “enhanced weathering” advances climate solutions

Brain circuits, bioturbation, and a new physics doc

Yale researchers study a mass extinction from the distant past, uncover hidden brain networks, and share expertise at an international meeting on enhanced weathering.

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Stress plays a powerful role in how we learn and remember. A new Yale-led study shows how the hormone cortisol reshapes brain communication and strengthens emotional memories, while also exploring when stress might support learning and adaptation. #Yale

Stress hormones can alter brain networks -- and strengthen emotional memories

A new Yale study investigates how cortisol, a stress-related hormone, helps the brain build emotional memories.

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Today @ 100 College: Current Works in Neuroscience in Human Neuroscience: Brett Foster, “How arousal shapes memory formation across sleep and wake” Monday, January 12 | 4:00 - 5:15 pm | Floor 1, Room 180A 🔗 wti.yale.edu/event/2026-0... Events are open to the Yale community. #KnowTogether

Happy New Year folks!! Start the year off with a submission into Black In Neuro’s first ever special issue. 18 days until the deadline, keep an eye out for the release 📝 ✨ @binmanhattan.bsky.social @academic.oup.com

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Oxford Open Neuroscience is committed to celebrating diversity, and showcasing the breadth and impact of Black neuroscientists worldwide. In partnership with 'Black in Neuro', our special issue "Picture a Black In Neuro Scientist" is now open for your submissions: oxford.ly/4hflzsw