Today we're publishing nine #PsychAD papers across @NaturePortfolio journals, mapping 6.3M+ brain cells to study aging, disease, genetic regulation and new computational methods. Explore the PsychAD collection: nature.com/collections/jfibi… Learn more: psych-ad.org
🧠 JOIN US FOR A LIVE WEBINAR to learn more about the PsychAD consortium's work and selected findings, presented by @daifengwang and @hoondy and Georgios Voloudakis MD, PhD and @Kirangirdhar and @panos_roussos
📅 Tue 13th Oct 2026
⏰ 11:00 AM (EDT)
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Center for Disease Neurogenomics retweeted
I'm delighted to share that our work made the cover of the September issue of Nature Genetics 🎉
The artwork captures what we found in human myeloid cells: they transition fluidly across states in aging and Alzheimer's disease, like ink blooming through water.
Center for Disease Neurogenomics retweeted
Research led by @MountSinaiNYC, featured in landmark collection of 9 papers, represents one of largest & most comprehensive applications of single-cell genomics to human brain disease research. Learn More 👉 mountsinai.org/about/newsroo…
Center for Disease Neurogenomics retweeted
Thrilled to see PsychAD published! 🧠
A journey begun in 2019: 60+ investigators, 8 institutions, 1,494 human brains—illuminating brain aging and disease.
Supported by NIA. Made possible by the generosity of donors and families.
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CDN is honored to contribute to this collaborative scientific effort, which brings together investigators and expertise across institutions and disciplines to advance our understanding of the cellular, molecular, and genetic architecture of brain disorders.
New work on human microglial states across aging and AD in @NatureGenet: nature.com/articles/s41588-0…
PDF: rdcu.be/fzdIr
Congratulations to @hoondy @vicari_james @ChrisAPorras @Collin_Spencer_ and all our collaborators at @SinaiBrain @MountSinaiPsych @SinaiGenetics
Center for Disease Neurogenomics retweeted
Identifying a subtype of brain microglia immune cells that become more abundant during progression to Alzheimer's disease, trying to protect the brain. Extensive work from over 1,600 brain donors, 830,000 immune cell transcriptomes, and experimental models
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Center for Disease Neurogenomics retweeted
Thrilled to share our new study out today in Nature Genetics: the most detailed map yet of the brain's own immune cells in aging and Alzheimer's disease — including a subtype that appears to protect the brain as the disease advances. 🧵
Center for Disease Neurogenomics retweeted
Now out in @Nature: Biological insights into schizophrenia from ancestrally diverse populations.
With @MountSinaiPsych @SinaiBrain @SinaiGenetics @CDNeurogenomics @POPGEM_Lab #MillionVeteranProgram and collaborators across consortia.
Read: rdcu.be/eZ7he







