2015.11.26 | Research news, Awards, People
Postdoc Ana Oliveira from Keisuke Yonehara's group has been awarded both a MOBILEX mobility grant from the Danich Council for Independent Research, and a Lundbeck Foundation Postdoc Fellowship from the Lundbeck Foundation, which will fund her research for 2+1 years on "Dissecting neuronal circuits underlying visually-guided behaviors".
2015.11.19 | Awards, SadeghNabavi
DANDRITE Group Leader Sadegh Nabavi is awarded an ERC Starting Grant of EUR 1.5 million for research into memory formation to answer the fundamental questions on why some memories last and some are soon lost.
2015.11.18 | News from the management
PhD and Postdoctoral Positions in Neuroplasticity and Memory. In this call DANDRITE seeks highly motivated and ambitious PhD and postdoc candidates to investigate the cellular mechanisms of memory consolidation, including the role of neuromodulators, in rodents (WT and transgenics), in Group Leader Sadegh Nabavi's group. Application deadline…
2015.11.06 | News from the management
In this call DANDRITE seeks one postdoctoral researcher for a two year position on “Human Pluripotent Stem Cells and Parkinson’s Disease” in Group Leader Mark Denham's group. Application deadline December 18, 2015.
2015.11.05 | Knowledge exchange
DANDRITE's five newly recruited young Group leaders and director Poul Nissen are interviewed in this feature on Denmark regarding talent attraction, collaborations, and conducting research in general. The article was published in NatureJobs in November 2015.
2015.11.04 | News from the management
AIAS is pleased to announce that the third Call for AIAS-COFUND Marie Curie Fellowships has just opened this week for talented researchers from around the world. Read more here.
2015.11.03 | News from the management
In this call DANDRITE seeks one postdoctoral researcher for a two year position on “Circuit assembly in mouse visual system” in Group Leader Keisuke Yonehara's group. Application deadline December 31, 2015.
2015.11.02 | People
Juliane Martin started as PhD student in Duda Kvitsiani’s group per 1 November 2015. She will be studying neural circuits subserving foraging decisions in mice by combining optogenetics with electrophysiology in freely behaving animals. In her studies, she will record specific cell-types from mouse prefrontal cortex as well as from subcortical…
2015.11.02 | People
Hoger Amin started as research assistant per 1. November 2015 in Anne von Philipborn's group. He will study the role of GABA-mediated inhibitory signaling for control of motor output patterns and sequential execution of behavior steps.
2015.11.02 | People
Caroline Neumann started as PhD student in Poul Nissen's group per 1. November 2015. Caroline is studying the substrate specificity of MhsT, a bacterial homologue of the human GABA transporter GAT1 and non-polar amino acid transporters SLC6A18 and SLC6A19, by structure determination of various protein-substrate complexes and their validation by…
