Written by Amy Sylvester. Interview conducted by Amy Sylvester and Lea Stith

Written by Amy Sylvester. Interview conducted by Amy Sylvester and Lea Stith

YouTube video by Andy's Brain Tube

Tan et al. demonstrate that flexible human cognition relies on two distinct neural processes: specialized brain regions that handle specific task components, and a distributed cortico-cerebellar network that recombines these components. This finding indicates that the cortico-cerebellar network serves an important role in coordinating complex, generalized cognition across different contexts.

Dear OHBM trainees, On behalf of the OHBM Student and Postdoc Special Interest Group (SIG), we are pleased to announce the in-person Lunch With Mentors event for the OHBM 2026 Annual Meeting. Join us...

Dear OHBM trainees, On behalf of the OHBM Student and Postdoc Special Interest Group (SIG), we are pleased to announce the in-person Lunch With Mentors event for the OHBM 2026 Annual Meeting. Join us...

YouTube video by OHBM Student–Postdoc Special Interest Group

By Lucina Q. Uddin. OHBM serves as a model for how to promote inclusive excellence in neuroscience.

In the nucleus accumbens, acetylcholine boosts dopamine release to promote effortful behaviour.

Written by Amy Sylvester, Edited by Lea Stith

Written by Lea Stith, Edited by Amy Sylvester