Controlling Neurons, Circuits and Behaviors
The first Brain Prize-FENS meeting was held in Rungstedgård, Denmark in April 20-24 2014. It was very exciting to discuss with our colleagues about the current concepts and challenges for future research…
In the SUND news
As the Lundbeck Foundation published the list of recipients for its 2014 fellowships, the Faculty of Health Sciences of Copenhagen University wrote about our research interests and future directions. Read more about…
Seminar at EPFL, Switzerland
On December 20th 2013 Tania will discuss the “Development and function of auditory circuits” at the Synapses and Circuits seminar series, from the Brain Mind Institute (EPFL, Lausanne). http://memento.epfl.ch/event
The boy whose brain could unlock autism
A recent article in Medium describes autism from a different angle, based on research on the Valproic Acid (VPA) rat model conducted in Henry Markram’s Lab by Tania Rinaldi Barkat and Kamila…
The Lundbeck Foundation Fellowship
We are delighted to announce that our lab has been awarded the Lundbeck Foundation Fellowship. The fellowship is awarded for five years and amounts to 10 million DKK (approx. 1,3 million Euro).…
Hyperconnectivity in Autism Spectrum Disorder
Two recent studies (Superkar et al., Cell Reports 2013; Keown et al., Cell Reports 2013) describe brain hyperconnectivity in autism spectrum disorders. These results confirm the relevance of our studies in the…
The Brain Prize Meeting
We will attend the 2013 Brain Prize Meeting from October 21-23, and feel very excited about the last findings in the field of Optogenetics. The Brain Prize 2013 is jointly awarded to Ernst…
First recordings!
We got our first recordings in the lab: spike responses in the visual cortex of an anesthetised mice. Now that the technology is in place, let’s start the science!
Danish Brain Research Laboratories Meeting
We will present our recent results and future directions at the Danish Brain Research Laboratories OAK meeting (Frederiksberg, June 14-15 2013).
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