Neurobiology Lectures SS2019

Neurobiology Lectures take place on Wednesdays, 13:00, alternating with the IZN seminars. Dates, rooms and speakers are indicated below.

Prospective hosts: select an available slot, agree the date with your speaker and get in contact with the IZN Administrator Dr. Otto Bräunling who will confirm the date, include the booking on this web page, distribute an e-mail announcement and handle reimbursement of travel costs and honorarium.

The audience may include students and colleagues who are non-experts on the subject of the talk, therefore the speaker should introduce the topic in general terms.

There is no computer provided, so the speaker must bring a laptop with a VGA or a standard type A HDMI connection or  adapter, together with a remote control, if required.


The lecture halls are open during the Kernzeit hours of 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).

= available    = reserved   = booked

	Date / Place		Speaker	Title	Host
	10.04.19, 13:00 INF 306, HS2		Laura Cancedda Italian Institute of Technology, Genoa, Italy	New therapeutic approaches to rescue cognitive impairment in Down syndrome	Annarita Patrizi
	24.04.19, 13:00 INF 306, HS2		Henrik Ahlenius Stem Cell Center, Lund University, Sweden	Transcription factor programming and gene editing to model neurological disease	Moritz Mall
	08.05.19, 13:00 INF 306, HS2		Adam Guastella University of Sydney, Australia	Circuits for social learning: Implications for assessment, treatment and the role of oxytocin in early social development	Beate Ditzen
	22.05.19 13:00 INF 306, HS2		Dr. Cendra Agulhon Paris Descartes, CPSC, France	Contributions of astrocyte & satellite signaling to sensory processing	IZN PhD Students
	05.06.19, 13:00 INF 306, HS2		Dr. Nelson Totah Department of Physiology of Cognitive Processes, MPI for Biological Cybernetics, Tübingen	Insights into the roles of attention, error detection, and noradrenergic neuromodulation during learning using a electrophysiology-compatible rodent set-shifting task	SFB1134 Daniel Durstewitz
	19.06.19, 13:00 INF 306, HS2		Prof. Andreas Schäfer Francis Crick Institute, UCL United Kingdom	From Synchrotrons to Microwires – a broad view on sensory processing	Wolfgang Kelsch
	03.07.19, 13:00 INF 306, HS2		Dr. Christian Tetzlaff Bernstein Center for Computational Neuroscience, Third Institute of Physics-Biophysics, Georg-August-University Göttingen	The interaction of plasticity mechanisms and its role in memory dynamics	SFB1134 Andreas Draguhn
	17.07.19, 13:00 INF 306, HS2
	24.07.19, 13:00 INF 306, HS2		Srinivasa Subramaniam The Scripps Research Institute Jupiter, USA	Rhes Engineers Intercellular Tunnels and Transports Huntington Disease Protein	Hilmar Bading, Amin Rustom
	31.07.19, 13:00 INF 306, HS2	CANCELLED	Prof. Laura Busse Department Biology II LMU Munich	Effects of cortico-thalamic feedback on responses in mouse dLGN	Alexander Groh