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organized by
Marlene Bartos (Freiburg, Germany) and
Jörg Geiger (Charité, Berlin, Germany).
presentations by
Marlene Bartos, Johannes Letzkus, Matthew Larkum and Panayiota Poirazi.
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organized by
Matthias Haberl (Charité, Berlin, Germany) and
Martina Schifferer (DNZE, Munich, Germany).
Organizer: Silvia Viana da Silva
One of the keynote speakers: Marlene Bartos
at BNM24 on October 10 and 11, 2024.
More details here: www.ecn-berlin.de/program
The FENS Forum 2024 was held in Vienna this June and a number of IN-CODERs went to successfully present their research.
Speaker
Sheena Josselyn (Home Institute: University of Toronto)
Location
Institute of Physiology
5th Floor
Hermann-Herder-Str 7 | Freiburg
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Please join us for the lecture, either in person or via Zoom.
Link and passcode distributed by email from Dagmar Sonntag.
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More about Josselyn’s research: https://jflab.ca/
The METIS network provides advice on how to promote gender equality, diversity and family friendliness in academic work environments in accordance to DFG guidelines.
You can browse the METIS page to see what other research associations did in terms of Gender and Diversity measures and approach the IN-CODE Gender and Diversity (GD) representatives with your inquiry.
We are now part of the Network of Neurocenters Germany and as such got presented at FENS.
The Network of German Neurocenters is a group of research centers and funding institutions in the neurosciences, distributed all over Germany, who share the structual aim to strenghten Germany as a neuroscience research location.
More infos here: http://www.neurocenters-germany.de/
Silvia Viana da Silva (DZNE Berlin), in collaboration with Mark Brandon (McGill University), will host a symposium on ‘Mazed and confused: The Neuronal Basis for Spatial Impairments in Alzheimer’s Disease’ on June 29th at the FENS Forum 2024 in Vienna.
More infos on Symposium S53 here: fens2024.abstractserver.com/program/#/details/sessions/202
The SFB Transregio 384 focuses on the study of inhibitory neurons to understand their role in information processing and coding in the brain. We are a consortium of 23 principle investigators (PIs) leading 19 teams of 75 researchers in Freiburg, Heidelberg and Berlin.
Welcome to our page that will gradually be filled with our research.
More information is also available on our website, sfb-trr384.de.
Check it out:
Find more information here: dasgehirn.info/aktuell/neues-aus-den-instituten/gedanken-fliessen-eine-richtung-statt-schleifen
Original publication: dx.doi.org/10.1126/science.adg8828
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.
Where: Freiburg
When: 18.-19. April
We are looking forward to all of you.
IN-CODE – Let’s go!
… to all new PhDs and Postdocs!
Funded by the Deutsche Forschungsgemeinschaft
(DFG, German Research Foundation)
TRR 384/1 2024, 514483642