NeuroNetworks-Introduction
CBBS NeuroNetworks
In order to support future-oriented cooperation between non-established CBBS members, especially young researchers, and other groups within the Center and within the University, we have created Junior Networks under competitive terms that consist of 3-5 workgroups, in which each workgroup is eligible to apply for a PhD Student position including consumables. These networks serve as nesting grounds for innovative approaches in bringing interdisciplinary research within CBBS to a new particularly valuable level while also strengthening bonds with other University groups and research focuses in the state.
After careful review of the multitude of project proposal submissions we have chosen to support the following with funding:
Funding since 2016
NeuroNetwork 17
NeuroNetwork 17Project titel: Stimulation of the LC-NE system as a personalized therapeutic intervention. Project leader: Dorothea Hämmerer, Matthew Betts , Matthias Prigge , Tino Zähle
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NeuroNetwork 16
NeuroNetwork 16Project titel: Diagnostic Glove: Disease diagnosis in daily life from wearable kinematics Project leader: Esther Kühn, Elena Azañón, Stefanie Schreiber, Christoph Reichert
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NeuroNetwork 15
NeuroNetwork 15Project titel: Non-Invasive Deep Brain Stimulation for Motor Disorders (NeeMo) Project leader: Philipp Ruhnau, Eike Budinger, Lisa Carius
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NeuroNetwork 14
NeuroNetwork 14Project titel: CBBScircuitS - A Neuronetwork for functional analysis of the engram connectome Project leader: Gürsel Caliskan, Anne Bayrhammer, Guilherme Monteiro Gomes
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NeuroNetwork-13
NeuroNetwork 13Project titel: Dopaminergic modulation of working memory-related persistent neuronal activity in auditory cortex: from molecules to behavior Project leader: Janelle Pakan, Ying Huang, Motoharu Yoshida
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NeuroNetwork-12
NeuroNetwork 12Project title: Autophagy mechanisms in stress-induced neuro- and psychopathology Project leader: Anne Albrecht, Anke Müller
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NeuroNetwork-11
NeuroNetwork 11Project title: Promoting memory by behavioral tagging: from cellular function towards application in humans Project leader: Elke Edelmann, Jorge Ricardo Bergado Acosta, Kerstin Krauel
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NeuroNetwork-10
NeuroNetwork 10Project title: Optogenetic Read/Write Neuroprosthesis for Sensory Substitution Project leader: Michael Lippert, Armin Dadgar
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NeuroNetwork 1
Funding since 2008 - 2015
NeuroNetwork 1Project title: Linking the Microscopic and Macroscopic World: Systematic Study of Water Macromolecule Exchange as a Basis for Ultra-High Field MR Phase Contrast Imaging Project leader: Kai Zhong, Oliver Speck, Liane Hilfert, Karl-Heinz Smalla, Frank Angenstein, Mike Matzke |
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NeuroNetwork 2
NeuroNetwork 2Project title: Developmental Chromatin Remodeling in Stress- and Learning-induced Neuronal Plasticity Project leader: Jörg Bock, Angela Poehlmann, Volker Korz, Jorge Bergado-Acosta
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NeuroNetwork 3
NeuroNetwork 3Project title: Neuroeconomic approaches to describing behavior-amplifying information Project leader: Marcus Heldmann, Michael Brosch, Sönke Hoffmann
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NeuroNetwork 4
NeuroNetwork 4Project title: Neurotrophin signal pathways in neurodegenerative diseases Project leader: Tanja Brigadski, Christina Spilker, Daniel Bittner, Raik Rönicke
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NeuroNetwork 5
NeuroNetwork 5Project title: Mechanisms of resting state plasticity Project leader: Anna Fejtova, Anna Karpova, Ina Schanze, Martin Walter, Denny Schanze
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NeuroNetwork 6
NeuroNetwork 6Project tilte: Oxidative stress and mitochondrial dysfunction in dependence on protective paradigms in M. Alzheimer Project leader: Elmar Kirches, Thomas Endres, Yannic Waerzeggers, Michael Gruß, Jörg Bock
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NeuroNetwork 7
NeuroNetwork 7Project title: Systems Physiology of Deep Brain Stimulation Project leader: Kentaroh Takagaki, Christian Kluge, Thomas Schindler
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NeuroNetwork 8
NeuroNetwork 8Project title: Odor-induced fear behavior in rodents - Identification and characterization of the underlying neural circuitry Project leader: Markus Fendt, Jürgen Goldschmidt, Wolfgang D’Hanis
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NeuroNetwork-9
NeuroNetwork 9Project title: Advanced fMRI-based analysis of human sensory cortex Project leader: Michael Hoffmann, Michael Hanke
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