Colloquium of iDN
In the iDN colloquium, we have internal and external speakers from different fields of neurobiology.
This colloquium is jointly organised by the neurobiology groups from of the iDN at Johannes Gutenberg - University Mainz.
The colloquium takes place every second Thursday 12 - 14h.
The seminars are given in English.
Schedule:
Current Lectures:
26.09.24 David Kastner, UCSF
The choice-wide behavioral association study: data-driven identification of interpretable behavioral components
(hosted by Prof. Marion Silies)
27.09.24 David Deutsch
title to be announced
(hosted by Prof. Marion Silies)
28.11.24 Lisa Fenk, Max Planck Institute for Biological Intelligence (Martinsried)
title to be announced
(hosted by Prof. Marion Silies)
Past Lectures:
12.07.24 Prof. Dr. Matthias Landgraf, University of Cambridge
Why have critical periods and how might they work?
(hosted by Prof. Carsten Duch)
10.07.24 Dr. André Ferreira Castro, Technical University of Munich
Searching for dendritic wiring principles across connectomes
(hosted by Prof. Marion Silies)
20.06.24 Prof. Dr Richard Baines, University of Manchester
Using Drosophila to Understand the Molecular Basis of Magnetosensitivity
(hosted by Prof. Carsten Duch)
11.06.24 Prof. Moshe Parnas, Tel Aviv University
A paradigm shift in GPCR recruitment and activity: GPCR Voltage Dependence Controls
Neuronal Plasticity and Behavior
(hosted by Prof. Marion Silies)
27.05.24 Prof. Makoto Sato, Kanazawa University, Japan
Model-driven developmental neurobiology
(hosted by Prof. Marion Silies)
02.05.24 Dr. Julio Hechevarria, Goethe Universität Frankfurt a.M.
Bats got Rhythm: Neural Oscillations for Vocalization and Hearing
(hosted by Prof. Marion Silies)
19.02.24 Prof. Julie H. Simpson, University of California at Santa Barbara
Mapping Neural Circuits for fly Grooming as a Model Motor Sequence
(hosted by Prof. Roland Strauß)
07.12.23 Dr. Erica Ehrhard, Universität zu Köln
Single-cell type Analysis in the Fruit fly Ventral Nerve cord
(hosted by Prof. Carsten Duch)
09.11.2023 Prof. Stefanie Schirmeier, TU Dresden
"Metabolic Flexibility of the Nervous System“
(hosted by Dr. Eva-Maria Albers)