Many neuroscientists enjoyed the ZNZ Symposium 2021 on 16 Septemberin-person again after last year’s online version. More than 380 visitors followed a diverse program with 145 posters, workshops, short talks of new membersand plenary talks […]
Last month, a new documentary about fear has started in Zurich cinemas. Amongst several experts from neuroscience, psychology and politics, Lutz Jäncke explains the phenomenon. The Scent of Fear takes you on a journey across […]
The Montreal Neurological Institute of McGill University and ZNZ are going into the second round. After a successful premiere of the joint workshop series last December on induced pluripotent stem cell-based research, members of both […]
Under the title “The Brain in Times of the Pandemic”, the program of the BrainFair 2021 has taken up a red-hot topic. Normally, speakers are sought to report on topics on which there is already […]
What an exciting time for Tommaso Patriarchi. In 2019, he started as Assistant Professor for Chemical Neuropharmacology at the Institute for Pharmacology and Toxicology. In September last year, he received the prestigious ERC Starting Grant […]
Covid-19 has a huge impact on us as society and individual human beings. But what do know about the effects on our brain? The BrainFair 2021 takes a closer look. Unfortunately, the BrainFair 2020 was […]
The Montreal Neurological Institute of McGill University and ZNZ organized a joint workshop on December 8th 2020 on induced pluripotent stem cell (iPSC)-based research. As the directors of both institutions, Fritjof Helmchen and Guy Rouleau […]
The Annual Symposium on 10 September, 10:00 – 15:00, will be entirely online this year. The shorter than usual program will try to maintain many features of the traditional live symposium. The Volker-Henn lecture will […]
The main goal of this annual event is to bring together doctoral students in neuroscience from various institutes and clinics to enhance interdisciplinary collaboration. Exactly this was difficult to accomplish this year due to Covid-19. […]
Save the date! This year’s Konrad Akert Lecture will be held by Prof. Catherine Dulac from Harvard University. She will talk about her work on neuronal circuits underlying social behaviors, and the contribution of genomic […]
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