Todd Hare, from the University of Zurich, has received a CHF 846,963 grant from the Swiss National Science Foundation (SNSF). His project investigates how the brain’s reward systems distinguish between direct causes of rewards and […]
Queensland Brain Institute and the Neuroscience Center Zurich have partnered to establish collaborative research and training opportunities in neuroscience. They invite applications for Joint Pilot Project Grants on either fundamental or applied/clinical research topics. Funding […]
As part of their collaboration, UCL Neuroscience and the Neuroscience Center Zurich provide short-term seed funding to joint neuroscience research or network activities. These should be a priming step towards seeking comprehensive joint external research […]
Out of 205 reviewed applications, the Swiss National Science Foundation SNSF has awarded 19 Consolidator Grants last August. Aiman Samir Saab from the Institute of Pharmacology and Toxicology at the University of Zurich is one […]
Richard Hahnloser from ETH Zurich and UZH has received a distinguished fellowship at Princeton’s Institute for Advanced Study (IAS) for 2024–25. This award highlights his research and gives him the opportunity to collaborate with leading […]
We congratulate the Benjamin Victor Ineichen to his inaugural lecture at May 27: “From neuroimaging and translation to psychedelic research: climbing up the evidence pyramid”. Here you can find the video of his presentation. Image: […]
We are proud to welcome our new members. Read on to learn about their research expertise, their motivations and what they love about Zurich. Name and Surname: Felix ScholkmannPosition: Leader of the “Neurophotonics and Biosignal […]
Brief non-arousing auditory signals (like sounds, music, noises) received at certain sleep phases have shown the potential to enhance specific sleep functions. Huber et al. from University Children’s Hospital of Zurich were investigating the effects […]
Making predictions about the recovery success of spinal cord injuries is very difficult. Serological markers – derived from routine blood draws – are thought to correlate with the severity of spinal cord injury. Jutzeler and […]
Since its start in January 2021, a consortium of UZH research groups in the University Research Priority Program (URPP) “Adaptive Brain Circuits in Development and Learning” (AdaBD) has been working on unraveling the complexities of […]
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