Mariam will continue her work as a PhD student in Poul Nissen’s group, where her research will focus on the characterization of the structural and functional properties of sortilin interactions with different apoE isoforms in the context of Alzheimer associated amyloid β clearance and lipid metabolism. She will be working on the project together with Charlott Stock and with the group of Thomas Willnow.

As a teenager, Line Marie dreamt of becoming a medical doctor until she realized that she could help cure sickness at a whole other level: By contributing to solving the puzzle of the brain’s biochemistry. But laying the groundwork for future neurological treatments means solving a puzzle with unpredictable pieces.

Are you interested in how the dopamine system works? Do you like computational modeling? Are you eager to work in a small and dynamic research project on the reward and motor systems in Parkinson’s Disease? And would you like to work on all of this in the most liveable city in the world? DRCMR is looking for a highly motivated postdoctoral scientist (or highly qualified PhD student) to conduct cutting-edge research at the intersection of cognitive neuroscience, clinical neuroscience, and magnetic resonance imaging

Starting date: is expected to be January 2023.

Application deadline: 13th November 2022

Based on EMBL's current programme "Molecules to Ecosystems", they are launching a new interdisciplinary postdoctoral programme, involving a host at EMBL and a partner at another facility. Financial support for travelling and accommodation is included.

In collaboration with the Faculty of HEALTH, DANDRITE and the Neuroscience Theme hosted a visit of Nobel Laureate Edvard Moser. Group Leaders from DANDRITE and affiliates gave a presentation of their current research at a working lunch.

During his visit, Edvard Moser also gave a lecture in the Aula on how a sense of time and space are located in the brain. The lecture attracted around 200 guests.