Few tools have shifted the pace of neuroscience like CRISPR. In just over a decade, it has gone from a microbial defense mechanism to one...

The wave of innovation sweeping through neuroscience shows no sign of slowing. Researchers can now record brain activity with remarkable...

Neuroimaging is reshaping how we develop brain-targeting drugs. Techniques like fMRI and PET offer real-time views into brain activity and molecular effects, helping researchers validate compounds earlier, refine dosing, and avoid costly late-stage failures. As these tools become more accessible and integrated, they’re moving from the lab into the core of drug development.

By 2050, over 70% of the global population is expected to live in cities 1 . And for good reason, urban centres offer access to jobs,...