Instead of studying neurons like most neuroscientists, Beth Stevens studies a kind of brain cell that generations of her colleagues ignored: glia. While these cells were once thought to be little more than the glue that held the brain together, Stevens is learning that they may be the key to understanding multiple neurological diseases. In this SciShow Field Trips video, we travel to Stevens's lab to learn why she had no intention of studying the thing neuroscientists are sup

First-year Ph.D. students at the Harvard Kenneth C. Griffin Graduate School of Arts and Sciences studying in Harvard Medical School’s...

Beth Stevens, NIH-supported investigator of Alzheimer’s and other disorders, explains how one discovery can lead to another full link

We are so proud to share that the work done by Nicole and team in the Stevens lab has been featured in the Alzforum , Broad Institute ...