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SFB Transregio

Insight into the secrets of the brain: Inhibitory neurons and the cortical code

The human brain processes and stores information with remarkable efficiency, controlled by a complex system of neurons, among which inhibitory neurons play a crucial role.

These neurons regulate the activity of excitatory neurons and ensure a balanced interaction in the cortical network, which is central to the understanding of thoughts, memories and perceptions.

The SFB Transregio focuses on the study of inhibitory neurons to understand their role in information processing and coding in the brain. Using state-of-the-art techniques, we aim to gain new insights into the cortical code, which could be fundamental for the development of innovative treatment strategies for neurological and mental disorders.

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SFB/TRR384 IN-CODE
Prof. Marlene Bartos

Coordinator Marlene Bartos gives some insights into the CRC/TRR 384

About the Project

Duration: 3,75 years
2024
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University of Freiburg | Press Release

DFG approves new Collaborative Research Centre “Inhibitory neurons: shaping the cortical code (INCODE)”

A group combining the University of Freiburg and Berlin’s Charité Hospital, Free University and Humboldt University is researching into complex brain function issues.

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Human brain with neuronal connections created with DALL E
A07

Layer 1 NDNF interneurons are specialized top-down master regulators of cortical circuits

Authors: Jan Hartung, Anna Schroeder, Rodrigo Alejandro Pérez Vázquez, Rogier B. Poorthuis, and Johannes J. Letzkus
Cell Reports |
2024
B04

Directed and acyclic synaptic connectivity in the human layer 2-3 cortical microcircuit

Authors: Yangfan Peng, Antje Bjelde, Pau Vilimelis Aceituno, Franz X. Mittermaier, Henrike Planert, Sabine Grosser, Julia Onken, Katharina Faust, Thilo Kalbhenn, Matthias Simon, Helena Radbruch, Pawel Fidzinski, Dietmar Schmitz, Henrik Alle, Martin Holtkamp, Imre Vida , Benjamin F. Grewe, Jörg R. P. Geiger
Science |
2024
B02

Localized APP expression results in progressive network dysfunction by disorganizing spike timing

Authors: Silvia Viana da Silva, Matthias G. Haberl, Kshitij Gaur, Rina Patel, Gautam Narayan, Max Ledakis, Maylin L. Fu, Miguel de Castro Vieira, Edward H. Koo, Jill K. Leutgeb, and Stefan Leutgeb
Neuron |
2024
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Exciting Press Release from Project B04

“Entgegen bisherigen Annahmen sind Nervenzellen in der menschlichen Hirnrinde anders verschaltet als bei der Maus. Das ist das Ergebnis einer Studie der Charité – Universitätsmedizin Berlin, die jetzt im Fachmagazin Science erschienen ist.”

www.dasgehirn.info/aktuell

 

May 2024
Past Event

Kick off Meeting – Successful Start

We hope that you all had a good trip back home. It was a great pleasure to meet you in person! Many thanks for your attendance in Freiburg on April 18th and 19th.

May 2024
Events

Symposium accepted / 17th NWG Meeting 2025

Congratulations!

“Dendritic Inhibition – Role in Network Dynamics, Memory and Behavior”

Apr 2024
Events

Kick Off Meeting / 18.-19. April

Kick off meeting for our CRC/TRR 384 is happening in Freiburg! We are looking forward to all of you.
IN-CODE – Let’s go!

Apr 2024
General News

Welcome

… to all new PhDs and Postdocs!

Apr 2024