February 24, 2005

One cell at a time Professor of Neurobiology Clay Reid and colleagues from Harvard Medical School combine existing imaging techniques in newly powerful ways in order to create high-resolution movies of the working brain. (Staff photo Kris Snibbe/Harvard News Office) Full story

HARVARD GAZETTE ARCHIVES

Seeing seeing in action
New uses of imaging techniques broadens world of study

New drug eases effects of Parkinson's disease
Helps those in moderate, advanced stages of disease

Physical activity linked to protection from Parkinson's disease
Strenuous exercise in early adulthood cuts risk for males

Harvard researchers look at HIV's response to vaccine

Scientists reveal key clue to how HIV infects cells

Routine HIV screening recommended for most

Science partners
Grad students work with CRLS teachers, students

Research in brief
First optic nerve regeneration; lungs take shape through mechanical tension