Vast Diversity of Human Brain Cell Types Revealed in Trove of New Datasets

Spectrum features the findings of the Brain Cell Atlas that includes research from Seth Ament, PhD.

How Inflammation in Early Childhood can Lead to Autism and Schizophrenia

Seth Ament, PhD, discusses his cerebellum research with New Atlas.

What a Look at More Than 3,000 Kinds of Cells in the Human Brain Tells Us

Science News talks with Seth Ament, PhD, about his brain inflammation research.

New Clues to How Inflammation in Young Children's Brains Might Spur Autism

In Health Day, Seth Ament, PhD, talks about the two types of cells in the brain's cerebellum that appear to be vulnerable to inflammation in childhood.

Neuroscientists Make "Unexpected" Discovery Over Cause of Childhood Autism

In Newsweek, Seth Ament, PhD, discusses his research showing that inflammation in the brain during early childhood my cause autism and schizophrenia.

What to Know About the Lethal Strain of Malaria Contracted in Maryland

In the Baltimore Banner, Joana Carneiro da Silva, PhD, discusses the malaria case in Maryland and why it could be a public health threat.

The Keys to Mental Illness May Be Hiding Within Amish Genes

In the Daily Beast, Seth Ament, PhD, discusses his research that identified specific genetic variation in four chromosomal regions that double or triple someone's risk for having a mood disorder

Can Your Microbiome Impact Pregnancy Outcomes?

In Giddy, Jacques Ravel, PhD, discusses the importance of Lactobacillus in the vaginal microbiome.

New "Brain Atlas" Maps the Highly Complex Organ in Dazzling Detail

"It's amazing to me our genome is able to produce such a diversity of cells across the brain." Seth Ament, PhD, tells the Washington Post.

How Delta Variant is Tracked in DMV

NBC News interview with Luke Tallon at IGS