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Join us in Freiburg for the Symposium “Inhibitory Neurons: From Synapses and Microcircuits to Behavior,” hosted by IN-CODE (SFB/TRR384) in collaboration with the Austrian Cluster of Excellence “Neuronal Circuits in Health and Disease.”
Over two intensive days, leading international researchers will explore how diverse inhibitory interneuron types regulate synaptic integration, shape microcircuit dynamics, and coordinate population activity to enable perception, cognition, and behavior.
The symposium aims to provide an engaging forum for exchanging ideas, building new collaborations, and presenting state-of-the-art approaches to dissecting inhibitory circuits from molecules and synapses to complex behaviors, with scientists at all career stages warmly invited to participate and to present their work during the poster session or short talk.
Symposium places are limited, so please register soon; early registration is preferred to help us with planning and setup.
Location
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Address
Hörsaal Physiologie
Herrmann-Herder-Str.7
Freiburg, Germany
Access from the back of the building (see map)
Programm
Opening remarks
Topic 1 – Dynamics of inhibition during learning
10 min each
Topic 2 – Inhibitory circuits for dendritic processing
Lunch and posters
Topic 3 - Cross-area signaling
Coffee
Topic 4 - Functional Connectomics
Coffee
Topic 5 - Human systems and inhibition
10 min each
Coffee
Topic 6 - Structure and connectivity of inhibitory synapses
Lunch and posters
Topic 7 - Interneuron development
Coffee and picture
Topic 8 - Population coding
Coffee
Topic 9 - Plasticity and neurological disorders
Location
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Address
Hörsaal Physiologie
Herrmann-Herder-Str.7
Freiburg, Germany
Access from the back of the building (see map)