Seminars SS 2018
IZN Seminars take place on Wednesdays, 13:00-14:00, alternating with Neurobiology Lectures. Dates, rooms and speakers are indicated below.
The Seminars have two speakers whose talks can be up to 25 minutes plus 5 minutes for questions.
Group leaders: please arrange a speaker and get in contact with the IZN Administrator Dr. Otto Bräunling who will include the booking on this page and distribute an announcement.
There is no computer provided, so the speaker must bring a laptop with a VGA or a standard type A HDMI connection or adapter. Projector, laserpointer and microphone are available.
The lecture halls are open during the lecture period, otherwise the key will be obtained from the Hausverwaltung by a member of the IZN Administration.
Someone will be there to provide technical assistance.
In case of technical problems, call 56-39234 (Herr Schleweis).
| Date / Place | Speaker(s) | Title |
| 02.05.2018 13:00 INF 306, HS2 |
Martin Schmelz (AG Schmelz) | Slow and steady wins the race – excitability of C-fibers |
| Dominik Dannehl (AG Engelhardt/Schultz) | Distal axotomy triggers structural remodeling of the axon initial segment in principal neurons of rat primary motor cortex | |
| 16.05.2018 13:00 INF 306, HS2 |
Varun Venkataramani (AG Winkler / AG T.Kuner) |
Neuron-glioma synapses: novel insights into incurable brain tumors |
| 27.06.2018 13:00 INF 306, HS2 |
Sidney Cambridge (AG Cambridge) | A genetically encoded system for cell-type specific, high-resolution modification of neuronal network activity in vivo |
| Diego Benusiglio (AG Grinevich) | Sensations driving oxytocin neurone to social behaviour | |
| 11.07.2018 13:00 INF 306, HS2 |
Katja Schmalenberger and Marco Warth (AG Ditzen) | |
| Richard Fairless (AG Diem) | Early retinal ganglion cell degeneration in a rat model of multiple sclerosis: a role for autoantibodies? | |
| 25.07.2018 13:00 INF 306, HS2 |
Anja Richter (AG Gruber) | Influence of the interaction of trauma and resilience traits on reward-related functional activity in humans using fMRI |
| Maja Klevanski (AG T.Kuner) | Re-STORM: Repeated Multi-Target Super-Resolution Microscopy | |
