The latest issue of Rockefeller's #SeekMagazine is here! Feature stories cover new research that could vastly improve immunotherapy, the molecular machines vital to repairing our DNA, how brains are wired for communication and collaboration, and more: https://seek.rockefeller.edu/

Biomedical science in the age of AI - Seek One of the greatest achievements in AI was inspired by the human brain itself. Starting in the 1980s, computer scientist Geoffrey Hinton and physicist John Hopfield developed artificial neural networks by training machines to process data using principl...

With supercomputers, algorithms, and troves of big data, the AI revolution is sparking new opportunities—and some challenges.

Rockefeller's Cori Bargmann, Nathaniel Heintz, and Jiankun Lyu offer their thoughts in this #SeekMagazine interview:

Rockefeller scientists are unpacking the basic biology of the microscopic invaders that cause vector-borne diseases—and our own immune responses to them—with the hope of developing the necessary tools to ward them off.

Learn more in #SeekMagazine: seek.rockefeller.edu/taming-mosqu...

Rockefeller's Alipasha Vaziri has developed some of the most powerful tools to observe brain-wide neural activity at the cellular scale in real time. We spoke to Vaziri about where this technology can ultimately lead us and more in this #SeekMagazine Q&A: https://bit.ly/4rznY5g