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Browse through our 2019 brochure to learn more about what the more than 300 scientists in our 16 different research groups are up to.
From brain wiring to protein aggregation and neuroinflammation, the best science is done with the best technology and, of course, the best brains.
You can find out more about the work we do through our YouTube channel. We regularly post updates about our recent research results.
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14nov4:00 pmSonia GarelMicroglia at the crossroads of cortical wiring and environmental signals
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Institut de Biologie de l'École Normale Supérieure, INSERM The general goal of the Garel lab is to understand how functional forebrain circuits, which enable sensory perception, motor responses and cognition, wired
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Institut de Biologie de l’École Normale Supérieure, INSERM
The general goal of the Garel lab is to understand how functional forebrain circuits, which enable sensory perception, motor responses and cognition, wired up during development. Forebrain circuits begin to be established in the embryo by intrinsic developmental programs that coordinate the assembly of millions of neurons via a complex choreography of neuronal migration and axonal navigation.
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(Thursday) 4:00 pm CET
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ON4 auditorium
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Distinguished Lecture Series
19nov1:00 pmProgress seminarMarianna Decet & Maria Szaruga-Bracke
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'Pathophysiology of SGIP1 at the synapse’ Marianna Decet, Lab of Patrik Verstreken ‘γ-Secretase pathogenic mechanisms in Alzheimer’s disease’ Maria Szaruga-Bracke, lab of Lucía Chávez-Gutiérrez
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‘Pathophysiology of SGIP1 at the synapse’
Marianna Decet, Lab of Patrik Verstreken
‘γ-Secretase pathogenic mechanisms in Alzheimer’s disease’
Maria Szaruga-Bracke, lab of Lucía Chávez-Gutiérrez
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(Tuesday) 1:00 pm CET
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ON4 auditorium
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28nov4:00 pmEvent CancelledGuillermina López-BenditoTitle TBA
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Instituto de Neurociencias, Alicante The López-Bendito lab runs several related projects studying the cellular and molecular mechanisms involved in the development of axonal connections in the brain. In particular, our aim
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Instituto de Neurociencias, Alicante
The López-Bendito lab runs several related projects studying the cellular and molecular mechanisms involved in the development of axonal connections in the brain. In particular, our aim is to uncover the principles underlying thalamocortical axonal wiring, maintenance and ultimately the rewiring of connections, through an integrated and innovative experimental programme.
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(Thursday) 4:00 pm CET
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ON4 auditorium
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