Layden describes the neural architecture of nematostella vectensis during the live imaging of a transgenic animal.
Michael Layden, associate professor of biological sciences, leads a team of researchers studying the neural development of the Starlet Sea Anemone.
Michael Layden, associate professor of biological sciences, leads a team of researchers who have been working for years to better understand the neural development of nematostella vectensis—a simple cnidarian creature also known as the Starlet Sea Anemone.
That's a key step in the understanding of how the brain evolved.
In August, Lehigh will host a Cnidofest workshop, which will bring researchers from related fields to Lehigh to learn more about working with these amazing little creatures.
Chen Shi ’21 is conducting research focused on helping children with emotional behavioral disorder, ADHD and their families.
Neuroscientist Michael Burger’s innovative research blends genetics and virtual reality to explore how the ear and brain work in harmony to process sound.
Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist discusses interconnected ecosystems, geopolitics and the power of resilience at Feb. 25 event.
