As we work to place SRF with a new organization, we update only occasionally. We plan to cover some conferences and host several webinars.
We invite you to contact us if you would like to participate in the process of re-forming the editorial group of the Forum, or if you would like to help finding sponsorships.
In the meantime, we recommend some of the following content:
Chuck Schulz, a great friend to SRF, died last week. ...
The two-day biennial symposium hosted by the Stanley Center for Psychiatric Research at the Broad Institute began on September 25....
Researchers have worked out a technique to capture snapshots of the 3' ends of mRNA species in distinct cell populations derived from intact tissue....
Astrocytes are more than bystanders in neurotransmission; they take an active role in synaptic activity….
Using a technique called mass cytometry, researchers have characterized the diverse populations of immune cells in the mouse brain....
In a plenary talk, Fred Gage presented new research demonstrating the usefulness of induced pluripotent stem cells (iPSCs) for modeling schizophrenia....
A freely available, web-based tool successfully predicts risk for later psychosis among those seeking secondary mental health care in London, using only simple clinical and sociodemographic variables....
In the largest comparative analysis of antipsychotic medications in schizophrenia to date, clozapine and long-acting injectable (LAI) antipsychotics come out on top in terms of relapse prevention,...
Microglia have come under close scrutiny as their role in neurodegenerative disease becomes ever more apparent....
