Conte Center
for Neuroimmune Studies

Studying brain illness through neuroscience, immunology, and genomics.

We apply diverse scientific disciplines and technologies to investigate the fundamentals of brain-related disorders (such as schizophrenia and Alzheimer’s disease), and how we can treat or reverse their effects.

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Complement RNA across the Adult Mouse Brain
Spatial distribution of RNA molecules for C1qa (green), Nptx1 (light blue), Nptx2 (orange), C4b (red) and Cd55 (dark blue) labeled by MERFISH.

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had-1r-gm

Complement RNA across the Adult Mouse Brain
Spatial distribution of RNA molecules for C1qa (green), Nptx1 (light blue), Nptx2 (orange), C4b (red) and Cd55 (dark blue) labeled by MERFISH.
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Featured Center News
October 17, 2024

Thank you for attending the 2024 Conte Center Symposium!

The Conte Center thanks all the attendees, industry professionals, and invited speakers for participating in the 2024 Symposium. We look forward to seeing you at the next Symposium in Spring 2026.
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September 2025

Conte Center Posters at the 2025 Stanley Center Symposium

Trainees of the Conte Center presented exciting updates on their projects as posters at the 2025 Stanley Center Symposium. Hope you had a chance to meet our amazing trainees and see their work.
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November 2025

Conte Center Researcher Publishes News Article on Age-Related Brain Adaptations

Dr. Kevin Mastro co-wrote an article in The Transmitter about how the brain adapts to age-related changes, and how we can learn about the impacts of these adaptations on cognition and behavior.
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