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Mastering the Game by Trial and Error
How machine learning could help to achieve targeted interactions with biological neuronal networks
Time to Say Goodbye!
Junior research group leader Robert Schmidt to become Professor at Sheffield University
Migration of Dentate Granule Cells in Epilepsy
Microscopic imaging technique depicts movement of individual neurons
The Ethics of Personal Identity
Why the merging of man and machine requires a new discussion of what defines us as human individuals
Identifying Brain Regions Automatically
Biologists develop a new method for analyzing brain images and demonstrate it with a study on fruit flies
Putting young scientists in the driver's seat
Freiburg researcher Ilka Diester to become FENS-Kavli Scholar
Fascination Brain at Le Vaisseau in Strasbourg
On 24 May 2016 neuroscientists from the Bernstein Center Freiburg and BrainLinks visited the interactive science museum "Le Vaisseau"
Single-Neuron Properties and Network Dynamics
A new computational model shows when and how single neurons affect the activity of the entire network
How Neural Circuits Implement Natural Vision
Researchers have designed a new computational model to study how nerve cells in the visual cortex process natural stimuli
Faulty Connection
Disturbed transmission of signals in the cerebrum promises new findings for epilepsy research
Closed-loop stimulation promises fewer side effects
How adaptive stimulation could make a significant difference for patients with neurological disorders such as Parkinson’s disease
"Should I stay or should I go?"
A newly discovered type of neuron could be the key to understanding why we initiate or inhibit movement
Green light for trinational NeuroCampus
EU authorizes funds for international neuroscientific network
Brain Networks under Attack
What pruning network links can tell us about the dynamics of neuronal networks
Prof. Dr. Jürgen Hennig gives Hounsfield Memorial Lecture
The Hounsfield Memorial Lecture 2015 will be given by Professor Dr. Jürgen Hennig.
Dr. Klaus Herberger Inaugurates Carl Zeiss Sponsorship
On 14 October 2015, Dr. Klaus Herberger of the Carl Zeiss Foundation officially inaugurated a 750,000-Euro-sponsorship for the Bernstein Center Freiburg. His address entitled “Knowledge is the Key to the Future” also conveyed a historic connection between the foundation and the Bernstein Center.