TUM - Institute of Neuroscience
In our latest lab preprint (https://doi.org/10.1101/2024.12.13.628331), Ryosuke presents “visual landmarks” to larval zebrafish and shows that the heading direction (HD) network that has obsessed us recently tethers to the visual […]
If you are just like us, you have probably spent years wondering about the structure of the interpeduncular nucleus (IPN). The wait is over! Read our new bioRxiv preprint: https://doi.org/10.1101/2024.10.09.617353. […]
Virginia is now a PhD! It is wonderful to see someone grow, succeed and become an independent scientist, and that is exactly what Virginia has done over the last 6 […]
The CSHL 2023 Imaging Course was a tremendous success. Hagar, Ot and Ruben spent 3+ weeks as part of a group running the course, which had 16 students. As always, […]
Our lab retreat (June 18th – June 23rd) was held at the TUM research station in the Alps. We had a packed program full of scientific talks, cooking, activities, games […]
In our lab we build our own microscopes and write our own software. This prompted us to start a new tradition in which lab members focus their energy on fixing […]
We have recently identified a gabaergic network in the anterior hindbrain of larval zebrafish that tracks their heading within the environment. This is truly an allocentric representation: when the fish […]
It was a great incredible experience to organise and be a part of the very first Munich Brain Day – an initiative, spearheaded by the Munich Center for Neurosciences and […]
We are excited to be a host satellite of the Cajal course, Modern Approaches to Behavioural Analysis. This course combines online lectures and onsite exercises with local TAs. Focusing on the tool […]
Cajal Course: Interacting with Neural Circuits This summer Emanuele went to the Cajal Summer Course “Interacting with Neural Circuits” in the wonderful Lisbon as a student. There, he learned principles of in vivo all-optical interrogation experiments […]
