Parkinson's disease (PD) is the second most frequent neurodegenerative disorder after Alzheimer’s disease and affects about 1 to 2 % of individuals over the age of 65… more info
Fitzgerald Lab
Neurodegenerative disorders are associated in a proportion of cases with genetic risk and gene mutations. However, the vast majority… more info
Gasser Lab
Parkinson's syndrome (PS) is the second most common neurodegenerative disease after Alzheimer's dementia. The vast majority… more info
Gasser Lab (Dystonia)
Dystonia is the third most common movement disorder, and mutations in a growing number of genes have been identified… more info
Giese Lab
The Section for Computational Sensomotorics investigates theoretical principles in the perception … more info
Grimm Lab
The group works on different projects concerning nerve imaging, particularly high-resolution ultrasound in neuromuscular disorders… more info
Häufle Lab
The research group „Multi-Level Modeling in Motor Control and Rehabilitation Robotics“ focuses on the generation and control of active biological movements. … more info
Hafed Lab
Humans are tremendously reliant on the sense of vision to interact with their environment. Such interaction often involves the generation of motor outputs... more info
Hauser Lab
The research group focuses on the development of cutting-edge cellular models for the study of monogenetic neurodegenerative diseases… more info
Hedrich-Klimosch Lab
Our research group uses transgenic mouse models to investigate the molecular mechanisms of disease-associated variants in genes encoding neuronal ion channels.… more info
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Helfrich Lab
The goal of the Helfrich lab is to unravel the neural network mechanisms supporting higher cognitive functions and their disturbances underlying neuropsychiatric disorders... more info
Himmelbach Lab
The Research Group "Neuropsychology of Action" is dedicated to investigations of human action… more info
Ilg Lab
Playing video-games is a widely distributed leisure activity in our society. In order to estimate the consequences … more info
Jucker Lab
Cerebral proteopathy is a unifying term for neurodegenerative diseases in which aggregated… more info
Kahle Lab
Age-related neurodegenerative diseases are a severe and increasingly worrisome burden for our aging population... more info
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Karnath Lab
The Section for Neuropsychology focuses on the investigation of spatial cognition and object… more info
Kowarik Lab
The research group “Neurological B cell Immunology” is focused on the role of B cells in neuro-inflammatory diseases including multiple sclerosis (MS)... more info
Kronenberg-Versteeg Lab
Glial cells are highly abundant in the mammalian brain, yet many questions regarding their development, function, and involvement indisease remain unanswered… more info
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Kühn Lab
My Research Group uses translational MR imaging to understand how cortical microstructure links to human brain function in health and disease. ... more info
Laske Unit
The Dementia Research Unit is a clinical reseach unit of the Department of Cellular Neurology and the Department of Psychiatry... more info
Lerche Lab
Our research group is interested to unravel the mechanisms of well defined, mainly genetic, neurological, paroxysmal diseases, to understand correlations... more info
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Mayer Lab
The mammalian neocortex is a highly complex and spatially heterogeneous structure, which has expanded significantly in mammalian evolution. Neocortical network function… more info
Merk Lab
Brain tumors are the leading cause of cancer-related deaths in infants, children, and adolescents. Our lab is mostly focusing on embryonal brain tumors... more info
Neher Lab
An immune response is part of most neurological diseases, and the development of late-onset Alzheimer’s… more info
Poli Lab
The research focus of our Stroke and Neuroprotection Laboratory is to find new and to optimize existing… more info
Renovanz Lab
The group focuses on the health-related quality of life, psychosocial burden and unmet needs in neuro-oncological patients... more info
Schöls Lab
Neurogenetic diseases like cerebellar ataxia, hereditary spastic paraplegia and leukodystrophy are rare disorders... more info
Schüle Lab
Our group specializes in rare diseases. A disease is called rare, when it affects no more than 5 of 100,000 people... more info
Schwarz Lab
The overarching goal of our work is to understand the operating principles of the neocortex, a unique … more info
Sevenich Lab
Research in this lab is focused on tumor immunology in brain cancer in particular brain metastasis... more info
Siegel Lab
The central goal of our laboratory is to investigate how cognition and behavior emerges from dynamic interactions… more info
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Snaidero Lab
The goal of the Snaidero lab is to decipher and control cellular interactions between neurons and glia cells in the cortex, focussing on the dynamic processes underlying myelination. ... more info
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Synofzik Lab
The translational research of our Research Division is fully geared by a systematic translational pipeline of developing therapy strategies … more info
Tabatabai Lab
The projects of the lab are focusing on the biology of brain tumors, especially with targeted individualized therapies... more info
Thier Lab
The lab addresses a variety of topics that, at first glance, may look disparate. Yet, there is a common denominator … more info
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Weiß Lab
The working group aims to uncover mechanisms of action of deep brain stimulation therapy and to translate… more info
Wuttke Lab
Our group is interested in developing new treatment options for patients affected by drug resistant seizures and associated encephalopathic syndromes… more info
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Ziemann Lab
The human brain possesses the remarkable capacity of reorganization, which is the basis for adapting to constantly changing environmental conditions... more info
