Boys Town Institute for Human Neuroscience 14090 Mother Teresa Lane, Boys Town, NE 68010

The Boys Town Institute for Human Neuroscience is a cutting-edge research facility located at 14090 Mother Teresa Lane in Boys Town, Nebraska, United States. Our world-class institute is dedicated to advancing cognitive neuroscience through mentorship and collaboration, with a focus on understanding human brain development, function, and structure.

Our team of senior scientists, researchers in training, and support staff work together synergistically to propel innovation and discovery in the field of neuroscience. We provide unique opportunities and resources to investigators interested in neuroscience and specific neurological comorbidities.

At IHN, we offer internationally renowned neuroimaging and systems neuroscience expertise to all of our graduate students. Our state-of-the-art facility is equipped with the most advanced equipment available in noninvasive neuroimaging, designed by scientists for scientists.

Dr. Brittany Taylor, Director of the Neurodiversity Laboratory, leads groundbreaking research at IHN. Our institute was recently featured in the Omaha World Herald for a research study on Alzheimer's disease and is actively seeking qualified participants for ongoing studies.

PhD student Morgan Busboom was awarded an NIH F31 fellowship to examine a potential therapeutic approach for individuals with Cerebral palsy. Research at IHN is made possible by volunteers like you.

To learn more about the Institute for Human Neuroscience and our research initiatives, visit us at 14090 Mother Teresa Lane, Boys Town, NE 68010 or call 531-355-8900. Join us in advancing the field of cognitive neuroscience and making a difference in the lives of those with neurological conditions.