Neurobiology Lectures WS2015/16

Neurobiology Lectures take place on Wednesdays, 13:00, alternating with the IZN seminars. Dates, rooms and speakers are indicated below. You can subscribe to this calendar.

Prospective hosts: please 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 his/her own laptop.

Please make sure that the equipment required is available in the lecture hall. The seminar rooms 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 give technical assistance.

In case of technical problems, call 56-39234 (Herr Schleweis).

= available    = reserved   = booked

	Date / Place		Speaker	Title	Host
	16.09.15, 13:00 INF 306, HS2
	30.09.15, 13:00 INF 306, HS2		Gabriel Lepousez Inst. Pasteur, Paris, France	Functions of Adult Neurogenesis in the Olfactory System: From Synapse to Behaviour	Wolfgang Kelsch
	14.10.15, 13:00 INF 306, HS2
	28.10.15, 13:00 INF 306, HS2		Haikun Liu German Cancer Research Center DKFZ, Heidelberg	Molecular control of neurogenesis and brain tumorigenesis	Francesca Ciccolini
	11.11.15, 13:00 INF 306, HS2		Alessio Attardo MPI für Psychiatrie, München	Cellular representations of experience: How does hippocampal cell biology support network information processing?	Sidney Cambridge, Thomas Kuner
	25.11.15, 13:00 INF 306, HS2		Dr. Tatjana Tchumatchenko Head of group Theory of Neural Dynamics Max Planck Institute for Brain Research Frankfurt am Main	Pairwise interactions fully describe network information content	Hannah Monyer
	02.12.15, 13:00 INF 306, HS2		Prof.Dr. Paul Jenkins Dept. of Pharmacology University of Michigan Medical School in Ann Arbor, MI, USA	Giant ankyrin-G and the organization of critical neuronal domains: Link to neuropsychiatric disease?	Maren Engelhardt, Christian Schultz
	09.12.15, 13:00 INF 306, HS2		Prof. Anja Schneider DZNE, Göttingen	Exosomes in neurodegenerative diseases	IZN PhD Students
	13.01.16, 13:00 INF 306, HS2		Prof.Dr. Florentin Wörgötter BCCN, Göttingen	The influence of synaptic scaling on the stability of networks that learn to behave	Andreas Draguhn
	27.01.16, 13:00 INF 306, HS2		Prof. Israel Sekler Dept. of Physiology, Faculty of Health Science, Ben Gurion University, Beer Sheva, Israel	Regulation of mitochondrial Ca2+ signaling and how it fails during neurodegeneration	Hilmar Bading
	10.02.16, 13:00 INF 306, HS2		Stefan Bonn DZNE, Göttingen	Taking a deeper look into the genetic and epigenetic basis of learning	Ana Oliveira
	24.02.16, 13:00 INF 306, HS2		Prof. Poul Henning Jensen, M.D., Aarhus University, Dept. Of Biomedicine, Aarhus, Denmark	Have we missed a critical phase of reduced cytosolic calcium during alpha-synuclein dependent neurodegeneration?	Hilmar Bading
	09.03.16, 13:00 INF 306, HS2		Prof.Dr. Christopher Dobson Department of Chemistry, University of Cambridge, U.K.	Alzheimer's Disease: Addressing a Twenty-First-Century Plague	IZN PhD Students
	16.03.16, 13:00 INF 306, HS2		Prof. Alexander Gutschalk Department of Neurology Universitätsklinikum Heidelberg	Functional imaging of auditory scene analysis and perceptual awareness	Hilmar Bading
	23.03.16, 13:00 INF 306, HS2		Prof. Johannes Gräff Brain Mind Institute, School of Life Sciences, Ecole Polytechnique Fédérale de Lausanne (EPFL), Lausanne, Switzerland	Recent insights into the cellular and molecular processes of remote memory attenuation	SFB 1134 Rohini Kuner, Valery Grinevich
	06.04.16, 13:00 INF 306, HS2		Prof. Frank Winkler Neurology Clinic and National Center for Tumor Disease, University Hospital Heidelberg and Clinical Cooperation Unit Neurooncology, German Cancer Research Center, Heidelberg	Membrane Microtubes in Astrocytomas: A Link Between Brain Development and Brain Tumors	FOR 2289 Ricarda Diem