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

03 December 2019 - Talent development

The graduate course “Understanding Neuroscience 2019” has been successfully attended by international speakers, local lecturers and 20 PhD/master…

29 November 2019 - Grants and awards

Prof. Thomas Willnow has been awarded a DKK 50 mio. Novo Nordisk Foundation Laurate grant and will start at Department of Biomedicine on 1 December…

28 November 2019 - Grants and awards

DANDRITE Core Group Leader Poul Henning Jensen and his research group have received a 100000 $ grant from the Michael J Fox Foundation

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Proteins and Circuits in Memory 2019

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Revised 09.08.2024

Susanne Schousboe Sjøgaard

PROMEMO - CENTER FOR PROTEINS IN MEMORY

About PROMEMO

The PROMEMO "power button"

Approach & Methodologies

News

PROMEMO PI Marco Capogna succesfully organized the graduate course "Understanding Neuroscience 2019"

Prof. Thomas Willnow, MDC Berlin, will establish a new research group at Dept. of Biomedicine

Funding from the Michael J Fox Foundation for Parkinson’s Disease Research

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