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1906 psychopathic hospital
News Release

Exploring the mind’s mysteries: 130 years of mental health care & innovation at U-M

When it opened in 1906 on Catherine Street near the University of Michigan’s main hospitals, the stately brick State Psychopathic Hospital meant something new in the world of mental health.
Rachel Upjohn Building groundbreaking ceremony
News Release

How U-M helped bring depression out of the darkness

The history of the founding of the Eisenberg Family Depression Center at the University of Michigan, the nation's first center focused on research, community outreach and stigma reduction in depression and bipolar disorder.
Colleen McLaughlin
Department News

Welcoming Colleen McLaughlin, assistant professor, to CDB

The Department of Cell & Developmental Biology (CDB) welcomes Colleen McLaughlin, PhD, as an assistant professor. McLaughlin joins a growing cohort of faculty located in NCRC and is also a member of the Michigan Neuroscience Institute (MNI).
Kamran Diba and his lab members pose for a group photo behind a large block M
Department News

Experience to Memory: Kamran Diba’s Research on the Sleeping Brain

Kamran Diba, PhD, Professor of Anesthesiology and faculty member in the Michigan Neuroscience Institute, studies memory and sleep by tracking when groups of neurons fire. The goal is to understand the full arc of memory processing – from the moment an experience is encoded, through the changes that stabilize it, to its later recall.
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Health Lab

Depression in OBGYN residents needs more attention, study suggests

New onset depression in obstetrics and gynecology residents in their intern year is common and often untreated, and linked to depression history, higher work hours and less sleep.
Yunlu Zhu smiles at a table with colleagues
Department News

Yunlu Zhu Appointed Terry and Shelley Barr Research Professor

During a ceremony on Sept. 23, 2026, Yunlu Zhu, PhD, was appointed the Terry and Shelley Barr Research Professor.

Events

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11 19 2026 2:00 pm 11 19 2026 - 2:45 pm

Mini Symposium Series: Pain Reimagined with Dr. Sanjay Gupta

The next installment of the NeuroNetwork Mini Symposium Series is called "Pain Reimagined with Dr. Sanjay Gupta."
Sanjay Gupta, MD
12 4 2026 11:00 am 12 4 2026 - 5:00 pm

Brain Tumor Research & Care Symposium

Join us for the third annual Brain Tumor Research & Care Symposium!
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12 12 2026 3:00 pm 12 12 2026 - 5:00 pm

MNI Winter Gathering

MNI faculty, postdocs, students, and staff—you're warmly invited to celebrate the season at our annual MNI Winter Gathering! Enjoy delicious food, good company, and holiday cheer. Join the fun with our Ugly Sweater Contest, lively small group games, and networking opportunities.
MNI Winter Gathering
1 12 2027 4:00 pm 1 12 2027 - 5:00 pm

CPOD Winter 2027 Seminar Series: "Distinct stromal cell states fuel inflammatory remodeling in the injured heart"

CPOD Winter 2027 New Year - New Faculty - Making Connections Seminar Series
C Maduka
1 26 2027 4:00 pm 1 26 2027 - 5:00 pm

CPOD Winter 2027 Seminar Series: "Discovering the developmental basis of trachea-esophageal birth defects"

CPOD Winter 2027 New Year-New Faculty-Making Connections Seminar Series
NEdwards
2 9 2027 4:00 pm 2 9 2027 - 5:00 pm

CPOD Winter 2027 Seminar Series: "Decoding craniofacial regeneration: From skeletal stem cell biology to osteoimmunology”

CPOD Winter 2027 New Year-New Faculty-Making Connections Seminar Series
Takematsu
2 16 2027 4:00 pm 2 16 2027 - 5:00 pm

CPOD Winter 2027 Seminar Series: "Enhancer-directed gene therapy for mammalian digit regeneration: A multi-omic discovery framework”

CPOD Winter 2027 New Year - New Faculty - Making Connections Seminar Series
David Brown
2 23 2027 4:00 pm 2 23 2027 - 5:00 pm

CPOD Winter 2027 Seminar Series: "Lung-Brain crosstalk in physiology and disease”

CPOD Winter 2027 New Year-New Faculty-Making Connections Seminar Series
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