Neurobiology Lectures WS2016/17

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

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
	14.09.16, 13:00 INF 306, HS2
	21.09.16, 13:00 INF 306, HS2		Margit Burmeister Department of Computational Medicine and Bioinformatics, University of Michigan Medical School, Ann Arbor, USA	Discovery of new ataxia pathways by exome sequencing: autophagy, ubiquitination and RNA degradation	Gudrun Rappold
	28.09.16, 13:00 INF 306, HS2		David Bannermann Department of Experimental Psychology, University of Oxford, UK	Everything you ever wanted to know about the hippocampus but were afraid to ask	Hannah Monyer
	05.10.16, 13:00 INF 306, HS2		Christophe Mulle Institut Interdisciplinaire deNeurosciences, University of Bordeaux, France	Early synaptic deficits in a memory circuit in models of Alzheimer's disease	Ulrike Müller
	12.10.16, 13:00 INF 306, HS2
	26.10.16, 13:00 INF 306, HS2		Thomas Nevian Department of Physiology University of Bern, Switzerland	Cortical plasticity in neuropathic pain	SFB 1158 Rohini Kuner
	09.11.16, 13:00 INF 306, HS2		Christophe Bernard Institute De Neurosciences Des Systèmes, Aix-Marseille Université, Marseille, France	The dynamic epileptic brain	SFB 1134 Andreas Draguhn
	23.11.16, 13:00 INF 306, HS2		Andrew Plested Leibniz-Institut für Molekulare Pharmakologie (FMP) & Cluster of Excellence NeuroCure, Charité Universitätsmedizin, Berlin	Glutamate Receptors: Lights, Camera, Action	Jakob von Engelhardt
	07.12.16, 13:00 INF 306, HS2		Dr. Jan Felix Evers Independent Group Leader Heidelberg University Centre for Organismal Studies (COS) Im Neuenheimer Feld 230 D-69120 Heidelberg	Imaging structural and molecular dynamics underpinning the embryonic assembly and post-embryonic growth of neural circuits	Thomas Kuner
	14.12.16, 13:00 INF 306, HS2		Gal Richter-Levin Department of Psychology, Sagol Department of Neurobiology, The Institute for the Study of Affective Neuroscience, University of Haifa, Haifa, Israel.	Emotional tagging, behavioral profiling, and PTSD	SFB 1134 Andreas Draguhn
	21.12.16, 13:00 INF 306, HS2
	11.01.17, 13:00 INF 306, HS2		Rafael Gutiérrez Center for Research and Advanced Studies Department of Pharmacobiology, Mexico City, Mexico Mercator Professor of the SFB1134	Electrical blueprint of the dentate gyrus-to-CA3 projection in the hippocampus	SFB 1134 Andreas Draguhn
	25.01.17, 13:00 INF 306, HS2		Jennifer Dulin, PhD Center for Neural Repair, University of California, San Diego La Jolla, USA	Cellular mechanisms of axon regeneration into neural stem cell grafts following spinal cord injury	Radhika Puttagunta
	08.02.17, 13:00 INF 306, HS2		Prof. Antonio Musaro La Sapienza, Rome, Italy	PKCθ triggers the dismantlement of neuromuscular junction induced by local expression of SOD1G93A	Rüdiger Rudolf
	22.02.17, 13:00 INF 306, HS2		Christoph Kaether Fritz-Lipmann-Institut für Alternsforschung, Jena	Function of the sorting receptor Rer1 in Purkinje cells	Rüdiger Rudolf
	01.03.17, 13:00 INF 306, HS2		Tiago Fleming Outeiro Department of Neurodegeneration and Restorative Research, University Medical Center, Göttingen	The baker, sugar, and the molecular basis of Parkinson's disease	IZN PhD Students
	08.03.17, 13:00 INF 306, HS2		Ralf Schneggenburger Ecole Polytechnique Fédérale de Lausanne (EPFL), Brain Mind Institute, Laboratory of Synaptic Mechanisms (LSYM), Lausanne, Switzerland	Fast inhibitory synapses: Release mechanisms, long-term plasticity and possible roles in circuit wiring	Hilmar Bading
	22.03.17, 13:00 INF 306, HS2
	05.04.17, 13:00 INF 306, HS2