A big thank you to Professor Lisa Genzel for giving a brilliant lecture today about her truly fundamental work on memory, sleep, and plasticity! @L_Genzel
Can we nominate her for an experimental design award? I mean, look at this maze 🤤 #HexMaze#GenzelLab
An inspiring lecture and visit by YROCK’s first in-person speaker since COVID began! Thanks so much @apeyrache for coming all the way out to Trondheim to visit with us, share your recent work and the great open source science that you’ve been doing! @thepynapple
Fantastic visit @KISNeuro @NTNUnorway yesterday. Really impressed by the people and the atmosphere (& the recording rooms 😅)
As Gyorgy Buzsaki once told me: there’s no greater honour than being invited by students, so thank you for VERY MUCH @kavliYROCK!
YROCK is excited to host @azayhara at @KISNeuro for a virtual talk *this Thursday* (Nov 26) at 2:00 PM on the hippocampal mechanisms of social memory! Please contact @JCarpenter___ or @OscarChadney if you are interested in a one-on-one meeting with Dr. Oliva.
In light of the current situation, the upcoming NeuroSYS seminar on May 8th will be cancelled. We hope to reschedule it for September and will communicate a date later on. Thank you to everyone who has been involved and to NSRN for funding the event!
@palumbo_fp introducing @kavliYROCK invited speaker Daniel Huber. Dr Huber gave a fantastic talk introducing the mouse lemur as a model for systems neuroscience
Join us today at 11:00 AM (MTM51) for an exciting talk by Daniel Huber about using the mouse lemur as a new primate model for systems neuroscience. Can these animals help us bridge the gap between rodents and larger primates?
We are thrilled to welcome Dr. Daniel Huber from the University of Geneva to Trondheim this Thursday! The Huber Lab uses Ca2+ imaging and molecular tools to understand the neuronal code in cortical areas.
Today at 9:00 in Kunnskapssenteret (KA12), Nicolas Kunath from the Ye group will be giving the first talk of the day on the non-canonical roles of NEIL3 in place cell function and DNA repair. Don’t miss out!
Join us next Friday (Jan 31*) for the second NTNU Neuroscience Symposium. We are looking forward to exciting presentations from six research groups and some engaging discussion afterwards. There will be pizza! 🍕 🧠
Join us next Friday (Jan 31*) for the second NTNU Neuroscience Symposium. We are looking forward to exciting presentations from six research groups and some engaging discussion afterwards. There will be pizza! 🍕 🧠
Join us this upcoming Tuesday (12/11) in MTM51 for our first alternative career event with Tore Eide from Inventas. Tore will chat about current projects at Inventas and how an academic researcher can transition to a career in the private sector. Come check it out!