The Mind/Brain Institute
We are a freestanding institute at Johns Hopkins University that seeks to understand how the brain processes information about the world to generate perception, knowledge, memory, decision, and action.

We are a freestanding institute at Johns Hopkins University that seeks to understand how the brain processes information about the world to generate perception, knowledge, memory, decision, and action.

A paper by Assistant Research Scientist, Takaya Ogasawara and et al, from Ilya Monosov’s lab have made a discovery on how temporal-orbitofrontal pathway regulates choices across physical reward and visual […]
MBI and Neuroscience Program graduate student Yotaro Sueoka of the Knierim Lab published a first-author paper in Nature Neuroscience on how the phenomenon of theta phase precession in the hippocampus […]
The Knierim Lab of MBI, in collaboration with the Locomotion in Mechanical and Biological Systems Lab of Noah Cowan of the Department of Mechanical Engineering, published a study in Nature […]