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In the Developmental Neurobiology Department, we believe that diversity drives discovery. Creative problem-solvers from diverse backgrounds are working together to advance our understanding of nervous system development and disease. While we are tackling some of the most challenging questions in fundamental neuroscience today, we never lose sight of the patients we serve. Our multidisciplinary teams are working urgently to advance promising new therapeutic approaches into clinical trials. Cutting edge technologies essential for our mission are developed and deployed in our innovation hubs. We invite you to explore our research and technology and to meet our team members below. If you would like to join our team, we are always welcoming new members passionate about contributing to discoveries that will save lives and improve quality of life for children with catastrophic illnesses.
The award recognizes innovative and far-reaching developments in science and technology.
The prize is awarded by the Society for Neuroscience and recognizes the work of early career neuroscientists.
Scientists from St. Jude identified the mechanism by which Williams-Beuren Syndrome enhances auditory abilities in patients.
Scientists at St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital studied the population of cells that persists after therapy and causes the cancer to recur.
How is the nervous system formed?
How are neural circuits wired and how do they function?
How do tumors arise during development?
How do genes contribute to development and disease?
Can we learn about brain function from neurologic diseases?
How can technology advance our mission?
How can we improve outcomes for catastrophic childhood illness?
Department of Developmental Neurobiology
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St. Jude Children's Research Hospital