Welcome to the homepage of the PhD Program Neuroscience
Modern neuroscience is a multi-disciplinary field that includes biochemistry, molecular neurobiology, cellular neurobiology, neurophysiology, neuropharmacology, neuroanatomy, neuropathology, neuroimmunology, clinical neuroscience, psychology, psychiatry and neurology. The aim of the neuroscience program is to educate students to PhD level using a comprehensive, multi-disciplinary approach preparing them for an enspiring scientific career within the field of neuroscience in academia and/or industry.
Univ.-Prof. Dr. Johannes Berger
Program Coordinator (contact)
Events & Dates
The practical exercises methods and techniques of neuroscience have been postponed and will take place from October 28th 2020 to December 3rd 2020. [more]
-digital learning- The lecture Basics of Neuroscience consist of 45 units covering different aspects of Neuroscience. All 45 lectures will be recorded. The video files together with the slides as PDF files will be available to...[more]
WS2020 Work in Progress virtual conference January 20 and 21, 2021 SS2021 Work in Progress in the YSA-PhD symposium WS2021 Work in Progress at Burg Plankenstein November 17-18, 2021 [more]
News
Romanov R, Tretiakov E, Kastriti M, Zupancic M, Häring M, Korchynska S, Popadin K, Benevento M, Rebernik P, Lallemend F, Nishimori K, Clotman F, Andrews W, Parnavelas J, Farlik M, Bock C, Adameyko I, Hökfelt T, Keimpema E, Harkany T (2020) Molecular design of hypothalamus development Nature, Link: https://doi.org/10.1038/s41586-020-2266-0.
Korchynska S, Krassnitzer M, Malenczyk K, Prasad RB, Tretiakov EO, Rehman S, Cinquina V, Gernedl V, Farlik M, Petersen J, Hannes S, Schachenhofer J, Reisinger SN, Zambon A, Asplund O, Artner I, Keimpema E, Lubec G, Mulder J, Bock C, Pollak DD, Romanov RA, Pifl C, Groop L, Hökfelt TG, Harkany T. EMBO J. 2019 Nov 21:e100882
