PROMEMO - CENTER FOR PROTEINS IN MEMORY

Studying fundamental traits of learning and memory in healthy and diseased brains
A Danish National Research Foundation Center of Excellence

About PROMEMO

PROMEMO aims to identify and understand the function of memory-associated proteins that determines the persistence of a memory.

The PROMEMO "power button"

Switching memory "on" and "off" - generation and removal of an associative memory by changing synaptic strength (inducing LTD and LTP).

Approach & Methodologies

Spanning cutting-edge techniques in proteomics, complex structural biology, optogenetic memory engineering, electrophysiology, and high-resolution brain imaging.

News

29 November 2023 - Research

A light-sheet microscopy photo from Nykjaer's lab has been published by Cell Reports as a cover page for the November issue.

21 November 2023 - Research

Professor Marco Capognas imprint on neuroscience is clearer than ever one year after his passing. This is largely due to his lab colleagues who…

30 October 2023 - Research

In a newly published article in Cell Reports authors from Nykjær Lab describe how SorCS2 receptor determines the motor neuron identity, motor nerve…

Events

5 Dec

2 days, Tuesday 5 December 2023, at 08:30 - 6 December Building 1427, Meeting Room 1

Only for postdocs and assistant professors

14 Dec

Thursday 14 December 2023, at 10:00 1170-347

15 Jan

3 days, Monday 15 January 2024, at 09:00 - 17 January Panum Institute, Blegdamsvej 3

WHO
The Nordic Neuroscience meeting is intended for all neuroscientists in the Nordic and Baltic countries, but scientists from other parts of the…