At Berlin Science Week, Gamze Güney took part in the outreach format “Diverse Minds, Shared Future,” engagingly explaining how the brain perceives temperature in the talk “Cold snow and hot chocolate.”
At Berlin Science Week, Gamze Güney took part in the outreach format “Diverse Minds, Shared Future,” engagingly explaining how the brain perceives temperature in the talk “Cold snow and hot chocolate.”
We take part in Germany’s largest Science- and STEM festival.
More infos here: https://science-days.de/science-days/#science-days
A film crew from ZDF recently visited our lab to document the work of Marlene Bartos and her team on memory research focusing on interneurons.
BrainLinks-BrainTools und NEXUS Experiments invite
Donnerstag, 13.03.2025
5:30 pm – 9:00 pm
IMBIT-Gebäude, Campus Flugplatz
background: https://doi.org/10.1016/j.neuron.2024.06.019
Dr. Matthias Haberl dives into the fascinating intersections between artificial intelligence and neuroscience in their latest piece for the NWG Journal Neuroforum. Discover the insights and ideas on page 19—link below.
https://nwg-info.de/sites/nwg-info.de/files/media/pdf/neuroforum/Neuroforum_02-2024.pdf
Gamze Güney and Dr. Svenja Steinfelder (Poulet lab) captivated young minds at the Heinrich-Schliemann-Gymnasium and Kurt-Tucholsky-Oberschule in Berlin, sharing the wonders of their science (Dec 2024 & Jan 2025). They also illuminated their research for a wide audience at the Planetarium Berlin, inspiring curiosity for science in the community (Dec 2024).