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”.
We are happy to announce the next virtual talk in our RTG2416 seminar series:
Prof. Dr. Emre Yaksi from the Kavli Institute for Systems Neuroscience at the Norwegian University of Science and Technology.
He will talk about “Integration of sensory-evoked and spontaneous activity in the zebrafish forebrain”.
We are proud to announce our first talk in 2022 within the RTG2416 Seminar Series:
Prof. Jakob von Engelhardt from the Johannes Gutenberg University Mainz (Institute of Pathophysiology) will visit us next Thursday (27.01.2022, 5:15 pm) and educate us on the topic “Role of the AMPA receptor auxiliary subunit CKAMP44 in information processing in the CNS“.
Finally, after two virtual retreats our RTG was able to meet in person again!
The longing for a meeting was clearly felt at our first retreat in person since the start of the pandemic.
From the 2nd to the 4th of December we were guests at the Dorint Hotel in Düren (of course under 2G+ conditions). Here we could warmly welcome the 2nd generation PhD students, who started only a few weeks before, to
Via zoom (for meeting details please contact Julia Reichard)
For more information on his research please check out the webpage of his lab.
We are very happy to announce our next guest Dr. María Sol Fustiñana Gueler from the FMI in Basel within the RTG2416 Seminar Series.
“Encoding of social behavior in the amygdala”
Time: Thursday, July 8 th 2021, 17:15 (CET)
Sebastian was once again successful in bringing in a top-class guest speaker from Stanford University to our RTG2416 Seminar Series.
We are thrilled to welcome Prof. Mark Schnitzer virtually on Thursday, June 17th at 5pm (CET).
We are looking very much forward to our next guest within the RTG2416 Seminar Series Dr. Maximilian Jösch from the IST Austria.
He will teach us about “Retinal adaptation to the global structure of natural scenes” on this Thursday, the 10th of June 2021 at 5:15 pm (CET).
We are more than happy to announce that Prof. Liqun Luo from Stanford University is following the inivtation by Sebastian to our RTG2416 seminar series.
He will give a talk about “Wiring Specificity of Neural Circuits” next Thursday, the 15. April 2021 at 5:15 pm.
We are very much looking forward to the talk of Dr. Matt Grubb from the King’s college in London with the topic:
Neuronal plasticity induced by brief sensory deprivation
Apr 9th, 2021 (Friday) 05:15 PM (CET)