Christmas is near and so are the Christmas vacations.
But before that we could win a great guest for our RTG2416 Seminar Series to finish this year in all dignity.
Associated Prof. Sanne Boesveldt from the Wageningen University / Netherlands will visit us on Tuesday (20.12.2022, 5:15 pm) and will answer us the question: “
We are proud that 90 % of our 1st generation students have successfully finished their theses!
We wish them every success in their future endeavours!
Scheliga, S., Kellermann, T., Lampert, A., Rolke, R., Spehr, M., & Habel, U.
Reviews in the neurosciences, 34(2), 223–245: https://doi.org/10.1515/revneuro-2022-0065
Asgharpour, S., Chi, L. A., Spehr, M., Carloni, P., & Alfonso-Prieto, M.
Handbook of experimental pharmacology, 283, 81–100. https://doi.org/10.1007/164_2022_593
We are very happy to announce our next talk within the RTG2416 Seminar Series:
Prof. Gilad Silberberg from the Karolinska Intitutet/ Stockholm will visit us next Thursday (18.08.2022, 9:30 am) and educate us on the topic “Striatal circuits underlying sensorimotor functions“.
We are very happy to announce our next talk within the RTG2416 Seminar Series:
Jean-Marc Lassance, Bioeng PhD from the University of Li?ge (GIGA Institute) will visit us next Thursday (30.06.2022, 5:15 pm) and educate us on the topic “The functional and genetic architecture of olfaction in deer mice“.
We are thrilled that Julia could invite Prof. Michelle Monje from the Standford University to participate our RTG2416 seminar series:
She will teach us about “Neuron-glial interaction in health and diseases: from cognition to cancer”.