Timothée Proix has received an SNF Starting Grant and will start this research at ETH Zurich in the summer. The grant aims to discover how our brains’ neuronal activity allows us to build complex sentences […]
Replace, reduce, refine—these are the three guiding principles of animal research aimed at minimizing harm to animals. In March 2024, ETH Zurich launched the 3R Hub to promote these principles. The hub’s mission is to […]
The following members of the Neuroscience Center have recently received an SNF Advanced Grant. They are two out of three recipients of this prestigious grant in the life sciences. Mehmet Fatih YanikYanik’s team is developing […]
How does the brain formulate words and sentences and transform them into speech? How do we process sounds to make sense of what we hear? How do we learn new languages? And how does hearing […]
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: Sevasti GaspariPosition: Ambizione fellowInstitute: Institute of Pharmacology and […]
The 4th Konrad Akert Lecture, held in honor of Konrad Akert, the founder of the Brain Research Institute, will feature Fred H. Gage from the Salk Institute for Biological Studies. Gage and his team discovered […]
We congratulate the following researchers on their inaugural lectures last fall. On October 7th, Paul Sauseng took the audience to a journey discovering the connection between brain and behavior with «Itʼs swinging in the brain […]
Alzheimer’s and Parkinson’s disease are brain disorders often accompanied by sleep-wake disturbances. Research suggests that modulating deep sleep could influence the neuropathological progression of both diseases. Daniela Noain and her team from the University Hospital […]
ZNZ and its partners UCL Neuroscience and the Queensland Brain Institute (QBI) have recently approved new joint seed projects for 2025. The projects should pave the way for larger collaborative grant applications. The QBI/ZNZ projects […]
The heart and the brain are inextricably linked, and cardiovascular and brain health are closely connected. The Children’s Heart and Development Research Group at the University Children’s Hospital Zürich are investigating the contributions of genetic, […]
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