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We’re thrilled to announce the winners of this year’s NeuroArt Image Contest Annual Grand Prize! A huge thank you to everyone who participated and shared their incredible neuroscience-inspired artwork. Your creativity and passion continue to make this competition a celebration of both science and art.   This Year’s Winning Pieces   1st Place: Totally Tubular by Joey Tidei, Loyola University Chicago 2nd Place: Neurosphere by Adam Soos, Semmelweis University 3rd Place:...

To the Scientific Community and the Public,   The ongoing freeze and efforts to slash NIH funding pose an existential threat to the future of biomedical research. As scientists, we see firsthand how federal investment in research leads to medical breakthroughs that benefit all people—curing diseases, improving quality of life, and strengthening our nation’s position as a leader in innovation. Yet, despite the undeniable impact of biomedical...

We are pleased to introduce MBF Bioscience Open Office Hours, a weekly opportunity for researchers to engage directly with our product experts in an informal yet informative setting. Whether you are new to our technology or looking for ways to optimize your current workflow, these sessions provide a valuable platform for discussion, troubleshooting, and knowledge sharing tailored to your research needs. By participating, you will...

The National Institute of Mental Health (NIMH) commemorated its 75th anniversary with a Director's message on June 20th, 2024, highlighting its unwavering commitment to advancing mental health technology through its Small Business Innovation Research (SBIR) and Small Business Technology Transfer (STTR) programs.   Since their inception, NIMH's SBIR/STTR programs have been a catalyst for numerous small businesses, propelling them to become global leaders or attractive acquisition targets....

I’m so glad we’re back to seeing each other in person again at SfN. I continue to marvel about how your insights, stories, and feedback directly make our products better at MBF. And, when you hear those stories in person…they provoke bigger ideas.   For example, one of our current customers said to me, “you folks are like pond larvae, you are small…but you’re always there, adapting,...