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General · 18 August 2026

Stanford neuroscientist studies living brains to find emotion's origin

Stanford neuroscientist studies living brains to find emotion's origin

Dr. Karl Deisseroth, a bioengineer and psychiatrist, leads the Human Neural Circuitry program at Stanford, aiming to understand how brain cells create emotions. His team combines neuroscience with an inpatient hospital setting, studying various conditions like schizoaffective and borderline personality disorders. The research provides millisecond-level data on brain activity, helping to develop new treatments for complex mental health conditions.

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