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Dr. Deisseroth's work at Stanford blends neuroscience with engineering, a field called neuroengineering. It's all about using engineering principles to understand, repair, replace, or enhance the nervous system. This story highlights how it's being used to study brain cells and their role in emotions, aiming to develop new treatments for mental health conditions.
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