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… and I’ll tell you who you are. One driving force behind human individuality is individual experience, which shapes our behavior and the neural underpinnings of behavior. Over the past thirty years of his academic […]
… and I’ll tell you who you are. One driving force behind human individuality is individual experience, which shapes our behavior and the neural underpinnings of behavior. Over the past thirty years of his academic […]
Neuroscience currently requires the use of antibodies to study synaptic proteins, where antibody binding is used as a correlate to define the presence, plasticity, and regulation of synapses. This study proposes a new, more general […]
The human brain is one of the most complex objects we know. However, in the event of injury or disease, the brain has very limited intrinsic regenerative capacity. Stem cell-based therapy has tremendous potential for […]
ZNZ’s partnership with the Montreal Neurological Institute (MNI) funded two new joint pilot projects, which have been launched last September. The following two peer-reviewed projects will run for one year and are funded by The […]
At the ZNZ General Assembly of the group leaders on 15 September 2022, the new Steering Committee was confirmed. Six members were re-elected and three members are new. Armin Curt, Bruno Weber and Magdalini Polymenidou […]
The ZNZ has implemented a new specialized Master’s in Interdisciplinary Brain Sciences.The Program is offered jointly by UZH and ETH Zurich. In the fall semester 2022, the first 17 international students have started. Understanding how […]
We congratulate Nathalie Giroud, Christophe Valmaggia and Mital Hitendu Dave on their inaugural lectures. On 7 March, Nathalie Giroud talked about age-related brain changes resulting in hearing impairments: “Ich verstehe dich nicht. Bin ich schwerhörig […]
Within the UZH Global Strategy and Partnerships Funding Scheme, Patrick Freund from the University Hospital Balgrist has received funding for a joint project with colleagues from University College London (UCL), a top partner university of […]
The 25th edition of the BrainFair was dedicated to treatments for brain injuries. In four discussion panels, the speakers covered a wide variety of perspectives on the topic: brain injuries in children, consequences of severe […]
In the past ten years, numerous ZNZ researchers have received a grant from the Dr. Wilhelm Hurka Foundation. An application window opens again this summer and invites to submit proposals until 31 July 2022. The […]
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